Passing the first third of this bowl of Watch City SEPC McClouxgaroux 2023 in a 1920s-30s Grant’s Pipe Shop Corinthian Deluxe 409 (made by Comoy’s) smooth brown medium bend bulldog with a tapered black vulcanite stem.
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Mcconnell Scottish Flake in a Radice Liverpool.
Named her after the old Roger Miller song, My Uncle Used to Love me But She Died. And yes, I’ve got a black brindle male named Sue."Her" name is Uncle? I'm constantly confused these days. A friend just named her new female Cat, "Fido". I'm too old for this. You have a cute dog though.
And thanks, I’ll let her know you said so
St Bruno in a Castello 31 Canadian
Yes, the stem, foot and bowl base are gutta percha and the briar bowl screws on/is removable. It is a fun little pipe.
On the front porch enjoying the end of what turned out to be the nicest day in a couple of weeks. 
Thank you, was a pleasure to smoke as well.
4, count 'em 4 bowls of Pegasus today through this unfinished cob
B.K. Flake by Germains in a corn pipe. I wish I could just buy a couple pounds of this stuff on an regular basis. Not sure if I would bother smoking anything else 
Five Brothers in a Stanwell 63M deLuxe ~ Why do I hear "Kick Start my Heart" jamming in my head....oh , just the Five Brothers
Peterson Irish Cask in this Castello Collection grade Greatline from the 1982 wood.
McConnell Pebblecut in my MarTelo bent billiard.
Louisiana Red from a John Crosby sandblast this evening. 
Haha! That's great! But, does Sue have a blue suede collar? Inquiring minds want to know!Named her after the old Roger Miller song, My Uncle Used to Love me But She Died. And yes, I’ve got a black brindle male named Sue.
And thanks, I’ll let her know you said so
McClelland Navy Cavendish in an Edwin. As my uncle called it, a big Viking pipe.
Bob's Chocolate Flake in a Peterson bent Aran.
Thanks to my secret santa I get to give pipe force iv a try! Smoking it out of my Castello Scotti’s signature kk apple.
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