Watching the Bills & Chiefs game. 2012 SG St. James in a Jose Rubio Eskimo.
***What Are You Smoking, January 2022?***
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Closing out the night with more meer and Xmas spice, with a little bourbon of course. Getting two more pipe racks finished up. 
Aylesbury Classic Flake in a Rad Davis.
Thank you Jim!
Oriental in the Champagne spigot…. and a glass of mead.
Gawith Hoggarth & Co.: Dark Plug in a Meer...
Early 1980s COMOY'S GOLDEN GRAIN Poker
+ Robert McConnell ORIENTAL
+ Robert McConnell ORIENTAL
Just finished smoking year 2012 Rolando’s Own in a smooth straight early ‘60s Lane era “William Conrad” Charatan Executive Extra Large stretch apple with diagonal channel cuts on the lower right and left of the bowl along with a black vulcanite double comfort saddle stem. Dinner is next.
Sutliff Bbl #3 in my Le Nuvole billiard.
Old Gowrie in a Wiley Dublin. Trying to calm down after defusing that Pease bomb this afternoon.
@cosmicfolklore I think it would suit my medieval Great Hall themed living room to drink a goblet of mead...
2012 Newminster 400 in a Howell.
The inside of the bowl after two full bowls.
The inside of the bowl after two full bowls.
Solani 633 Virginia Flake in a Castello “Castello” Hawkbill nose warmer.
Esoterica Margate in a Scottie Piersel Pencil Shank Footlong
Just finished my last bowl of the night. It was my first bowl of Big N Burley. I found it a little rough, so into the cellar it goes for six months to a year and we'll see if that smooths it out a bit. In a Butz Choaquin Arsenal.
Haunted Bookshop in a Radice Rind Billiard.
Sutliff’s Heavy English in a smooth, terra-cotta, medium bend 2021 Petersen POTY, 4AB No. 352/500 military mount with a silver cap and a vulcanite black tapered AB stem.
Yes, me too - the venerable Bulldog is one of the oldest pipe shapes going back to at least the 1880s - in briar at least - and a true classic.
Briar Bulldog from 1884 to slightly more recent examples of meerschaum, meerschaum-washed clay and regular clay bulldogs.
Regarding Comoy's pipes: I bought more of these in the 1970s and 1980s that other brands - apart from Dunhill and Peterson - as I found them very comfortable in the mouth.
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