One Cob for One Year

[warren]

Do you ever get to toot the horn?

 

[didimauw]

I got to on one of my first trips. Was somewhat forced into it, jokingly. Some engines have a horn button on the conductor side.

 

[anthonyrosenthal74]

I'm disappointed I didn't make it a full year. 9 days left and it would have been a full year.

Close enough. :clap:

 

[lightmybriar]

A round of applause from me! This was great. Thank you!

 

[didimauw]

Alright guys, who's next???

 

[anthonyrosenthal74]

Alright guys, who's next???

Certainly not me. I don't think I could do it.

 

[jvnshr]

I can do that but I barely smoke recently.

 

[carolinachurchwarden]

Don't think it would be a problem, I mean I smoked my first cob for probably a year with only one blend, Captain Black Gold, before I ever bought my first briar.

 

[chopper]

Hey guys sorry for the long delay.

I've been trying to quit cigarettes AGAIN. And most of my nicotine has been in another form lately. I still smoke the cob, but not nearly as much as I have been. This has been more of a test of me getting sick of the cob, rather than the cob lasting for the experiment. It's still the only pipe I smoke but I'm only at 297.

Hey Didi; it's around 19 months since your above post. Were you able to ditch the ciggies?
For decades I was addicted to cigarettes. My multiple attempts at giving them up, a 40-a-day habit, was torture.

10-11 years ago I switched to a pipe. After the first week it became rather easy. For me it was psychological because I wasn't really depriving myself of a smoke. A pipe was better than nothing and I was really determined.

I've not had nor have I craved for a ciggie in all that time. Pipe tobacco tastes so much better.

Good luck wherever you are with them.

 

[didimauw]

I quit for 6 months or so , and relapsed again. Cigs come and go as they please. The nicer weather always helps me quit. Winter, it's just nice to run outside for 3 minutes for a cig.

I don't dwell on it anymore. Lol