The (Un)Official PipesMagazine Secret Santa Thread 2022!
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I'm a twice married combat veteran that's been on this forum for 5 years.
I've lowered my expectations quite a bit....
The Queen shouted at the photographer to take her photo, he relented and as the shutter clicked a wardrobe malfunction.
I feel like some of you are reposting on purpose....
Am I the only one with the balls to say that they thoroughly enjoy the Mariah Carey Christmas album?
Possibly.
I don't care for Christmas music myself so her album is definitely a no for me.
Living in rural New Zealand I am saved from the hyper-commercial scene. Hell even if I went to the shops, there’s probably only a dozen other people there anyway.
I blast Mariah in the car, and enjoy the gospel music accompaniment.
I do enjoy her vocal range though.Living in rural New Zealand I am saved from the hyper-commercial scene. Hell even if I went to the shops, there’s probably only a dozen other people there anyway.
I blast Mariah in the car, and enjoy the gospel music accompaniment.
On a more serious note…. I have a question.
I recently found the first pipe I ever purchased, it was somehow precariously lodged behind a tool chest in the garage and serendeptiously appeared as I was moving said chest. It is a bulldog marked “Irish Second”, “Made in England”. It has a wonderful patina on the stem and a gives off a captivating aroma that seems like a cross between Grousemoor and something more elusive, reminiscent of a noble flower…. I believe it was appropriated by my youngest son in his earliest smoking endeavors. Obviously this rich history only adds to its value, for the the most discerning collector.
So my question is this - is this pipe TOO valuable, would it be unseeingly pretentious to gift it for the Secret Santa program?
I recently found the first pipe I ever purchased, it was somehow precariously lodged behind a tool chest in the garage and serendeptiously appeared as I was moving said chest. It is a bulldog marked “Irish Second”, “Made in England”. It has a wonderful patina on the stem and a gives off a captivating aroma that seems like a cross between Grousemoor and something more elusive, reminiscent of a noble flower…. I believe it was appropriated by my youngest son in his earliest smoking endeavors. Obviously this rich history only adds to its value, for the the most discerning collector.
So my question is this - is this pipe TOO valuable, would it be unseeingly pretentious to gift it for the Secret Santa program?
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