***What Are You Smoking, January 2022?***
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Pssst…. Shhhhhh…. I’m going to give you guys a sneak peak at something…
…and, I’m about to have some Barbary Coast in my Ruah.
…and, I’m about to have some Barbary Coast in my Ruah.
KBV Verge Engine SantaDrive in a Merrick Poker.
Finally made it out of the driveway this morning, only to get rained out of work. Just wasn’t meant to be, this week.
Terminator where’s the smile? Are you not having a good round today?
Now for some ODF RR in a Merrick MM whilst swilling some more 
️ from the blue can. This blend has definitely lost some of that dark Kentucky snap, but is still very enjoyable.
️ from the blue can. This blend has definitely lost some of that dark Kentucky snap, but is still very enjoyable. 
First smoke today is Mac Baren Vanilla Roll Cake in a CAO Bekler.
A quick bowl of Lane 1Q in a MM Pony Express.
2012 Wessex Brigade Campaign Dark Flake in a Brandon Brooks Dublin.
Pegasus in a Mastro Geppetto Rusticato Naturale.
Almost half way through this bowl of first release 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.
Still G&H Kentmere Sliced Twist in a Willmer
Earlier in this thread, someone asked if rope cut pipe tobacco could be smoked like a cigar. Maybe this has already been answered, but I just thought I'd add my comment. The answer is no. A cigar is a handcrafted (or machine approximated) structure specifically designed to draw well and evenly. Rope tobacco is simply twisted. There is no way to draw through it. When you have dealt with both rope pipe tobacco and cigars, this is obvious. But if you are only going by appearance, it might be deceiving.
Good day all! Starting with C&D Blockade Runner in a Nachwalter Straight Grain Billiard with white pearlescent stem.
2017 McClelland Black Parrot in an Ingo Garbe:
What a morning - La Brumeuse in a GBD stacked billiard following a plate of toast, eggs and beans and some nice Kenyan coffee.
Have to do several welding tests today so hoping for steady hands - TIG stainless 2F and 3G. High-pressure tests soon.
I packed some Stonehenge Flake to smoke on the way home.
Have to do several welding tests today so hoping for steady hands - TIG stainless 2F and 3G. High-pressure tests soon.
I packed some Stonehenge Flake to smoke on the way home.
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