Escudo in my new Ashton.
Dedicating this pipe to my Mother who passed away yesterday. She would be 82 today.
Dedicating this pipe to my Mother who passed away yesterday. She would be 82 today.
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I heard that they are working on a Breaking Bad limited edition blend.
My condolences, sir.
My mother passed 2-1/2 years ago and I still get fleeting thoughts to call her and share some thought with her.
Sorry for your loss.
Im sorry brother. My deepest sympathy’s are extended.
I wish you many fond memories of her and peace for you both.
G.L. Pease Union Square in a Radice Clear Bent Dublin, with Faux Bamboo, and Baldo Baldi briar age over 20 years.
This smoke is for you and your mother @Doctor Chopper I’m so sorry...
Be well everyone!
This smoke is for you and your mother @Doctor Chopper I’m so sorry...
Be well everyone!
Solani The Blend 779 English Luxury Mixture with Syrian Latakia from 2002 in an Altinay translucent meerschaum billiard
Relaxing after a wonderful salad, chicken legs and snow peas dinner with strawberries for dessert. I'm smoking New Watch City Beta Test #3 in an undated, unbranded straight lattice meerschaum military mount with a silver cap and tapered yellow acrylic stem. Watching a wild ball game, and getting ready to clean a few pipes in-between writing beta notes on this blend.
Some Ten Russians this morning in my Radice
I'm sorry for your loss. I know the feeling all too well.
St Bruno Flake in a Kaywoodie Silhouette billiard.
So sorry for your loss. Best to you and your family.
1995 PCCA Millennium in my 1978 birth year ODA.
To comment more on affordability, when I started this hobby, not that long ago, 300$ for a pipe was not affordable. How quickly my mindset has shifted!
This is how I think about it now: If I can afford 5 100$ pipes I can also afford 1 500$ pipe.
I’ve taken advantage of layaway options at smoking pipes and Danish Pipe shop. Most online vendors have layaway available if you ask. Danish pipe shop gives you a year to pay it off after 20% down. This is how I rationalize expensive pipes!
Also, I really like the whole idea of supporting single artisans who are passionate about their craft. I want to make sure this art form continues, this is one small way of giving back to to the hobby.I rationalize in a similar fashion about all sorts of things, like spending $20k on a compact track loader, leaving little room for expensive pipes. So, yeah, I understand your perspective.To comment more on affordability, when I started this hobby, not that long ago, 300$ for a pipe was not affordable. How quickly my mindset has shifted!
This is how I think about it now: If I can afford 5 100$ pipes I can also afford 1 500$ pipe.
I’ve taken advantage of layaway options at smoking pipes and Danish Pipe shop. Most online vendors have layaway available if you ask. Danish pipe shop gives you a year to pay it off after 20% down. This is how I rationalize expensive pipes!
Yeah I got a 117 and 118 gram tins.
John Cotton Kentucky in an Eltang Acorn Snail
Off to work with a bowl of year 2018 Sutliff Dunhill Elizabethan Match in a 1982 smooth straight Dunhill Root Briar 31051 dublin with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Community Coffee, neat, is my drink. Going to listen to the rest of this screwy ball game.
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