@PaulRVA Is that a new Nuttins? Sharp pipe.
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During a commercial break in the ball game, I went to get the mail, and Abner the Eager was laying on top of my car, avoiding Harry the Hairy. Abner cried out to me twice. Until recently, Abner hardly ever spoke, but he's gotten a tad more chatty, which I like. Anyway, I scooped him up, and brought him in to eat in peace on my way back to the den. Currently, I'm half way through this bowl of year 2004 Edgeworth Slices in a straight sandblasted black billiard 2013 PSF POY Kaywoodie with an amber colored tapered lucite stem. I was slightly surprised that the flakes were still moist when I opened the tin last night, but even more surprised that they burn at a reasonable rate, and not a slow one. Great flavor as I expected from this blend.
Having some 1792 Dark Kendal Flake that’s old enough to buy a drink in any state in the US (2013).
Still strong and good, but the tonquin is greatly diminished
Still strong and good, but the tonquin is greatly diminished
Ktamer’s Father Dempsey in a Barling EL Ye Olde Wood pre-trans Fossil bulldog.
Smoked some Kendall Flake while mowing.
OJK in a 1959 Dunhill Tanshell 656.
Perfection. If they got this combo in heaven, i'll see you there.
Time for some HU Rocinante in an SMS.
Steamworks24 in the little meer for the heat of the day smoke. 
Look how gentle that stummel/stem bend is… 🫡
C&D's Five O'Clock Shadow in the Savinelli La Corta bulldog. Ice cold cider this warm, breezy afternoon.
At the last third of this bowl of year 2000 VaPer Three Nuns in a 2003 medium bend straight grain Viggo Nielsen freehand dublin sitter with a cumberland saddle stem. Running low on this tin now. Ice water and bergs is my drink. I couldn't post before now because much to Sleepy Suzy's chagrin, Abner the Eager has been snoozin' on my lap.
Thanks @Sigmund
I’ve had it a few months and have enjoyed it so far. It was a hard find being I wanted the plateau rim dark instead of naked and a blast as well.
I’d do another and have requested a commission of a smooth with a Cumberland stem and dark rim as well.
Bob’s Chocolate Flake in an IMP Reverse Calabash
Mallard Flake in a Castello sea rock panel
Two Timer
In Henning Poulsen billiard saddle stem vulcanite.
In Henning Poulsen billiard saddle stem vulcanite.
Having a bowl of Cabbies Mixture in a Pete 264 Canadian this evening, sure wish I could get ahold of a few more tins of this stuff
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