Watch City Deluxe Crumb Cut in a Savinelli Silver 606 EX
***What Are You Smoking, November 2022?***
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Relaxing after a wonderful salad, steel head trout and snow peas dinner with strawberries for dessert. Staying with diet maintenance so I can pig out on Thanksgiving. I'm half way through this bowl of year 2018 Solani 633 in a straight 1954 patent Dunhill 148 Group 3 black shell bulldog made for the France market with a black saddle vulcanite stem. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
I will indeed be trying this. I enjoy blurred motion captures in general so there is plenty to work with. The lens is not sharp by modern standards, even with a forgiving FF 24mp sensor, but I like the rendering. I may post one tomorrow…
No pipe tonight, too cold outside…
You too and Happy Thanksgiving!
Vauen No. 14 in a Jack Howell Bent Brandy.
Having some straight Virginia and some Beast in my Mixi dual chamber pipe. 
Great looking pipe.
Awesome pipe!Having some straight Virginia and some Beast in my Mixi dual chamber pipe.
Now smoking year 2016 Newminister 400 Superior Navy Flake in a straight smooth brown year 1948 Parker Super Bruyere patent 23 88/F bulldog with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Watching a documentary on George Washington as a young man. Community Coffee, neat, is my drink.
Capstan Blue in a Patent Dunhill restored by Ryan Alden. And yes, I asked for the stem colors.
...and why I live where I do: to further develop my inner hermit.
Tabac Manil Réserve du Patron in my Eltang. Smoking infrequently these days due mainly to having no free time on my hands. Down to a couple bowls a week. I've noticed when I do have the chance to light up, flavours are really popping. Less nicotine/more flavour. Almost worth the trade off. Not quite though.
Kendal Kentucky in a Stanwel/Ivarsson Apple
As a disciple of Bruckner, Wagner and Mahler, I have about 220 records of Bruckner.
Yesterday, I just received a record, Takashi Asahina conducting Osaka Philharmonic, which was recorded at St. Florian Monastery on October 12, 1975. It's a Hass edition and Nowak was there himself
. When the second movement ends, the bell of the monastery just rings in the same time. Quite touching.
Yes, they're mine. I was frightened at that time, and thought it was some kind of AI identification technology
Enjoyed a tasty Envy apple, and am off to work with a bowl of D&R VIP in a 2004 smooth long shank Trever Talbot Ligne Bretagne Faite en Bretagne 4/3 lumberman with a tapered black vulcanite stem.
Brown Clunee in an 1891 BBB restored by Ryan Alden.
I sheared the amber stem off because I’m generally an idiot. I sent it to Ryan who inserted a stainless steel shank adapter and delrin into the shank. He the. Used silver to reinforce the amber. Yes, he’s a badass. I’m just a lucky idiot.
I sheared the amber stem off because I’m generally an idiot. I sent it to Ryan who inserted a stainless steel shank adapter and delrin into the shank. He the. Used silver to reinforce the amber. Yes, he’s a badass. I’m just a lucky idiot.
Second bowl of the day. More OJK in my new Astas meer.
Fast zoom at low shutter speed？
When I upgraded Leica m6 to a digital m240, I found that many lens imaging quality problems were exposed, especially for some biogon structure lenses (zeiss zm, minolta 35 3.5G from TC1). Although the currently used m10r has slightly improved in the above aspects, the high pixels without IBIS have reduced the success rate, So I think I will not upgrade to m11, but will consider adding an SL2. The higher the pixel is, the higher the requirement for the lens is, but the lens that can meet the high pixel has almost no personality. Maybe they are all designed with similar computer software.
Finally, I want to say that the pixel arms race is boring
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