So how was it?
***What Are You Smoking, June 2024?***
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D&D starts soon. Thinking I may go with some Old Toby (Tombogbee) to accompany gameplay. My little halfling wizard smokes like a chimney in game. He uses a churchwarden nearly as long as he is tall.
We can be friends. Never played a game of d&d, but read all the choose your own adventure books. I’ll get in a d&d game one day.
Passing the half way mark of this bowl of Per G. Jensen Blender’s Collection Dark Fired Kentucky in a small 1982 three quarter bend unbranded meer with a smiling turbaned Turk's head and a tapered yellow acrylic stem. Reviewing it, too.
Put a churchwarden on this volcano and call it a three wood. Game time, freshly drilled coconut water, and miscellaneous tobacco pad sweepings heavy with perique and sweet lemon forward.
Sutliff Crème Brûlée spiked with shredded whole leaf wild Rustica (1:2) in a Savinelli Silver 606 EX. A cup of first flush Darjeeling 
️ is the drink
️ is the drink
GL Pease Horizons in a LCS Briars pipe 485 Four Star Supergrain slighty bent apple 
The last of my 7 Seas in a ‘Pete and a splash of Macallen 18. It’s a good evening, gents!
Getting ready to watch UFC 303, Alex Pereira vs. Jiří Procházka. It was originally supposed to be Conor McGregor vs. Michael Chandler, but McGregor broke his pinky toe and had to cancel. Having Seattle Pipe Club Plum Pudding in a Briar, Sweat, and Tears (BST) Large Curve (LC) Swan Neck 3/4 Bent Billiard.
I know @Humblepipe won’t be able to watch until tomorrow.
I know @Humblepipe won’t be able to watch until tomorrow.
A quarter of the way through this bowl of Watch City Something Something Something with Something in a 1960s Austrian meerschaum bent apple with a tapered yellow acrylic stem. Working on a review of this upcoming blend, and that's all I can say about it. The pitching duel in the Braves-Pirates game is as I expected.
SG Chocolate Flake in a Peterson Donegal Rocky 69.
I just finished a relatively short visit with my Saturday ZOOM buddies (I have a 21st. birthday party for my great-grand niece to attend later this afternoon).
I smoked a bowl of 1970s Edward G. Robinson Pipe Blend in my GBD Militaire 357 prince. A tumbler of Peach/Mango Green Tea with a fistful of bergs and a splash of Honey Jack, from a newly opened bottle, was my beverage.
I smoked a bowl of 1970s Edward G. Robinson Pipe Blend in my GBD Militaire 357 prince. A tumbler of Peach/Mango Green Tea with a fistful of bergs and a splash of Honey Jack, from a newly opened bottle, was my beverage.
Enjoying a bowl of C&D Derringer in my Peterson Pub pipe while watching the Olympic Trials.
Today I smoked Mac Baren Classic Roll Cake, HU Tobacco Indaba, Vauen No. 7 Crunchy Blend, Samuel Gawith Palace Gate and Lakeland Dark. Lakeland Dark in a MM Rob Roy and the rest in the Altinay.
Indaba and both the Samuel Gawith blends were new to me and I really enjoyed all of them. I get the urge to jar the Lakeland Dark and save it for Christmas. The first few years after I started pipe smoking I used to smoke Revor Plug and Mick McQuaid Plug around Christmas time but I can't get a hold of those anymore and haven't really found a replacement that feels right yet but this was the closest to giving me that feeling, although not really similar in flavor.
Indaba and both the Samuel Gawith blends were new to me and I really enjoyed all of them. I get the urge to jar the Lakeland Dark and save it for Christmas. The first few years after I started pipe smoking I used to smoke Revor Plug and Mick McQuaid Plug around Christmas time but I can't get a hold of those anymore and haven't really found a replacement that feels right yet but this was the closest to giving me that feeling, although not really similar in flavor.
Thank you. It's a great smoker.
MB Navy Flake in my Dunnie Shell. Rolled the flakes up into little balls and stuffed them in like loading a ship's cannon...
Today I smoked a bowl of half and half and half (I mixed in a generous pinch of my home-made cherry blend with Half & Half). I smoked it in a 1950s Kaywoodie smooth apple Superburl model 33. I’m working my way through a long list of OTC blends from yesteryear based on cans and pouches I found at my dad’s place after he passed away. It’s a fun process and I can see why so many of these easy smoking blends are still available today.
Had to have a little after dinner ODF, and the Sultan meer fit the bill here.
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