These dinners are austere compared to the ones she was making before I went on this diet.Your wife has to be a Saint...
***What Are You Smoking? December 2019.***
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50% Sutliff 515-RC-1 mixed with 50% C&D Bayou Night. The pipe is a Sasieni Four Dot Hurlingham S
Haven't smoked in two goddamn weeks! My family is battling another virus. My daughter's cousin came over after thanksgiving and gave her a nice kiss (apparently she thinks kissing means swallowing an entire face). My daughter then proceeded to cough those daycare germs right down my throat.
Thankfully, I think tomorrow I might finally be over it, and I will test out something from my Esterval's order (maybe St. Bernard Flake?) in either my new Moretti Morta, or a barely smoked Mark Tinsky 6 two star fat assed author with spalted tamarind stem accent I picked up for $80 on the bay.
Thankfully, I think tomorrow I might finally be over it, and I will test out something from my Esterval's order (maybe St. Bernard Flake?) in either my new Moretti Morta, or a barely smoked Mark Tinsky 6 two star fat assed author with spalted tamarind stem accent I picked up for $80 on the bay.
Had a bowl of newminster round slices in a small Big Ben. No matter what I do this blend just doesn't smoke right to me.
Currently enjoying Sutliff Edgeworth ready rubbed match in a Peterson premier system pipe. I love this pipe and I am really enjoying this blend. I find it much better than the lane match version.
Currently enjoying Sutliff Edgeworth ready rubbed match in a Peterson premier system pipe. I love this pipe and I am really enjoying this blend. I find it much better than the lane match version.
There's two of the PCCA blends jarred at my work, I think the other is New world. Ill try to take some notes on the next bowl of it Im given, maybe I'll put something on tobacco reviews. Each one only has one review. That really is special stuff, i am very blessed.
I'll make sure to ask for more info on the blend too
ODF folded and stuffed in a Danish sovereign bent Apple with a vulcanite saddle stem
Having a few libations watching my tigers try to hang in this damn game, choochin on C&D Engine 99 in a Pete 314
Now smoking Ken Byron Ventures Bas Matica in a 2002 smooth matte finish Karl Erik rough top freehand with a black acrylic tapered stem. Watching an episode of Einstein.
How is Byron's tobacco line? I am reading more and more about them.
Some in another thread were discussing mixing Prince Albert and Carter Hall, so I’m giving it a shot, in a MM Huck Finn. Definitely a thumbs up from me.
A bowl of Mac Baren Dark Twist Roll Cake in my Brigham four dot Sportsman.
Now smoking Ken Byron Ventures Festivus Cheer in a 2002 smooth natural straight silver banded Ardor Venere Extra Fatta A Mano Maigret billiard, signed by Dorelio Rovera and a black acrylic tapered stem.
The Savinelli 904, 914, 9004, and the GBD 9613 are indeed the yachtsman shape.
GLPease Fillmore in my Dunhill Root Briar Bulldog.
I love that shape and your collection is beautiful. I feel the difference between Yacht and Zulu is obvious enough (sometimes) but where does a Woodstock fall in relation to these shapes?
Esoterica Stonehaven in a Moretti bent billiard
The Woodstock is another name for a zulu. Cylindrical chamber and a bowl with a forward cant. The yachtsman has a conical chamber with a forward swept bowl without the cant. The yachtsman bowl is vertical while appearing to lean forward yet doesn't. It gives the yachtsman the appearance of forward movement.
BTW, my favorites of your collection are the middle row, 2nd from top black sandblast, and right side center with the gold stem.. Is that a Comoy's?
[Adds yachtsman style to shopping list]
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