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***What Are You Smoking, February 2023?***
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A bowl of Derriston( Half and half Derringer andConiston Cut Plug). Hot Belfast black tea(Punjana) with a splash of milk. It's snowing here in mile high Arizona. If it sticks we just bought a 2013 Caddy ATS with all wheel drive and 39,000 original miles on it. I'll go out and slither around to see how it handles! It sure has plenty of power- 321 horses. Happy smokes,all.
Thanks. I like buying auction lots because they open up the possibility of scoring really good deals. This pipe alone is worth half of the entire amount I spent on the ten pipe lot, which includes some other really nice ones.
Peterson 2023 SPD No. 68 and some Peterson Flake. 
Lane Limited HGL in a Morgan Bones Porch Buddy
2022 Folklore in a Peterson PSB deluxe pot. 
How does the london blend compare to the original? I have a half pound or so of the original put back.
Now smoking year 2020 Watch City Rouxgaroux in a smooth medium bend 2021 Peterson POTY Natural 4AB No. 6/500 military mount with a silver cap and a tapered black vulcanite AB stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
C&D Bayou Morning in a Peterson 606.
3,000 posts under my belt. When do I get my honorary title? 5,000? 10,000? 100,000,000,000,000,000? I can get to that last one if I have to, but it'll take a while, and I'll surely take all the rest of you down with me on my descent into ultimate madness... 
Having an express lane taste of an 11 year old sample of SPC Plum Pudding, courtesy of @Streeper541 (thank you again, my friend!). 2011 was a pivotal year in my life, and puffing on this blend indeed takes me back. Using my MM mini-cob, the one-hitter of the pipe world. I know, I missed National Plum Pudding Day by one day. What's the punishment, tar & feathers, or pillory?
Speaking of feathers, bird report: California thrasher, White-breasted nuthatch, California scrub-jay, Oak titmouse, Steller's jay, White-crowned sparrow, Dark-eyed junco, California towhee, Mountain chickadee, Spotted towhee, Common raven, and Northern flicker.
Listening to some Italian lounge music, working on some sundry tasks around the house, and getting ready for one of my favorite meals, salmon fillet with butter, dill and lemon, garlic mashed potatoes, and peas.
February, Monday the 13th = Garfield's least favorite day.
Having an express lane taste of an 11 year old sample of SPC Plum Pudding, courtesy of @Streeper541 (thank you again, my friend!). 2011 was a pivotal year in my life, and puffing on this blend indeed takes me back. Using my MM mini-cob, the one-hitter of the pipe world. I know, I missed National Plum Pudding Day by one day. What's the punishment, tar & feathers, or pillory?
Speaking of feathers, bird report: California thrasher, White-breasted nuthatch, California scrub-jay, Oak titmouse, Steller's jay, White-crowned sparrow, Dark-eyed junco, California towhee, Mountain chickadee, Spotted towhee, Common raven, and Northern flicker.
Listening to some Italian lounge music, working on some sundry tasks around the house, and getting ready for one of my favorite meals, salmon fillet with butter, dill and lemon, garlic mashed potatoes, and peas.
February, Monday the 13th = Garfield's least favorite day.
SPC Plum Pudding SR in a Musico Rhodesian
The newer version has more vanilla, and the chocolate is silky, and not as deep in flavor. It's not the leading factor that it was before. Also, the very mild rough note from one of the burleys, which I always found attractive, is missing because of the heavier toppings tone down the burleys. And possibly, another burley substituted. I gave the original four stars. The new version gets three.
Just passing the quarter mark on this bowl of year 2020 Watch City Rouxgaroux in a smooth medium bend 2021 Peterson POTY Natural 4AB No. 6/500 military mount with a silver cap and a tapered black vulcanite AB stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
Gawith and Hogarth Sweet Maple Twist in the Alpascia 1906 Dublin .
Savinelli Doblone D'Oro in the Radice Silk Cut.
Weren't they called Uptown?
And were owned by Music City Marketing?Some smoker correct me if I'm mistaken.Nice Billiard, by the way.
J.F. Germain's Hampton Flake from a 1990 Dunhill 4124 Cumberland Panel
Very witty indeed my friend. They were my wives grandfather’s lures. Now, only for decor. I have several spoons like this I use for fishing. Makes me eager to get the boat ready for some spring trout fishing.Is that a Daredevil Anse in the background there?
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