What Are You Smoking, October 2022?
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Savinelli Brunello Flake in a Peterson 306 System P-lip.
Well thanks Jim. I love that blend. Got a can of it aging just now.
Need to get some more ordered.
“My Own Blend” Winter Special (2013) in a generic clay. This, for me, is an exceptionally enjoyable combo. Probably one of our last warm evenings, after a meal of grilled local thick cut pork chops.
Yum!
Enjoyed a tasty peach, and am a quarter of the way through this bowl of year 2013 Capstan Blue in a straight 1924 Dunhill’s “Shell Briar” patent pot 7 with a tapered black vulcanite stem. This may get me to dinner time.
Tilbury in the Piersel "Scottie" Dubney.
Peterson: 3 P's Peterson's Perfect Plug in a Meer...
This evening, Lane 1-Q in my recently renewed MM Mark Twain cob with forever stem, new chamber coating and waxed stummel. The pipe barely got warm and only at the end. Nice smoke.
While talking to my landscaper (lawnguy?) this afternoon a 4 point buck came over the wall and joined his Doe and their Fawn who just got her first winter coat. They were in the woods behind the fern garden and the fawn wanted to come into the yard to see me but her mother wouldn't let her as she didn't recognize my landscaper. The fawn wags her tail and bobs her head when she see me and comes within 4 feet of me as we're friends. I protected and stayed with her once when she was little and lost her mother for a few hours. My landscaper couldn't believe they came that close without getting excited (they were about 10-12 feet away). Pleasant afternoon event and good smoke.
While talking to my landscaper (lawnguy?) this afternoon a 4 point buck came over the wall and joined his Doe and their Fawn who just got her first winter coat. They were in the woods behind the fern garden and the fawn wanted to come into the yard to see me but her mother wouldn't let her as she didn't recognize my landscaper. The fawn wags her tail and bobs her head when she see me and comes within 4 feet of me as we're friends. I protected and stayed with her once when she was little and lost her mother for a few hours. My landscaper couldn't believe they came that close without getting excited (they were about 10-12 feet away). Pleasant afternoon event and good smoke.
9 year old Capstan Yellow in a lattice globe meer.
Hey Skink, I think that stem needs a 180 degree rotation, it’s not lining up. Great pipe and it’s on Long Island!!
Don't invite me over for a game of darts. The ping-pong table, the TVs, the wine room and the lounge area are all in danger of damage via sharp flying metal shrapnel.Yeah my basement is my new office.
It also comes with table tennis, darts, 3 TV’s, a wine room and lounge area
McClelland 2015 Va/Per thanks @americaman in a Nording Hunter Cheetah. Hoping for a Braves victory.
Boswell’s Best in a Mark Tinskey Bent Poker
Time for an evening of Baseball with Wilkes Tobacco’s Lizzie Blood Red Virginia blend in my Peterson B10
You’re welcome anytimeDon't invite me over for a game of darts. The ping-pong table, the TVs, the wine room and the lounge area are all in danger of damage via sharp flying metal shrapnel.
You couldn’t possibly do more inadvertent damage than my teenage son and his friends
Golden Triangle Paulina in an Altinay translucent meerschaum billiard
It would appear you have a very broad and perhaps unorthodox definition of the word "inadvertent," my friend.
Everything's in peril in that scenario. With the notable exception of the dartboard itself. Safest place to stand, if you ask me.
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