Then just call it its inaugural smoke. A ship rides its figurehead doggystyle but the ship is still given feminine pronouns and embarks on a maiden voyage.
***What Are You Smoking, February 2023?***
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G&H Brown Flake Aromatic in a Savinelli Design 207
Whimsical in the Altinay Translucent Brandy with Red Breast Still Pot 12 yo for sippin. Happy Saturday!
Just finished a lovely bowl of St James Flake in my rusticated Peterson 301, and am preparing a bowl of Mississippi River Special Reserve in my WO Larsen Bulldog.
There has to be a Chuck Norris joke in there somewhere!
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No, sorry. Maybe someone else here does?
The Saturday ZOOM was quite lively this afternoon, great conversation and seriously fun ball-busting.
I smoked a very tasty bowl of 1989 McClelland No. 24 in my old GBD Prehistoric 508 bent billiard with a Perspex stem.
A tumbler of Peach/Mango Green Tea with a splash of Honey Jack and a fistful of bergs was my drink.
I smoked a very tasty bowl of 1989 McClelland No. 24 in my old GBD Prehistoric 508 bent billiard with a Perspex stem.
A tumbler of Peach/Mango Green Tea with a splash of Honey Jack and a fistful of bergs was my drink.
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