***What Are You Smoking, October 2023?***
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2018 Esoterica ASTB in a Sasieni 4 Dot Ruff Root Dark #12 Billiard.
Just finished dinner and having 2016 American Patriot in a late 40’s early 50’s Kaywoodie Centennial billiard. A toothache just rolled in about half hour ago, that’s all I need, fortunately I have codeine and a good excuse to take it. Lots of it! 
That’s ostrich looking roadrunners
I had one bowl each of Yorktown and Sutliff Elizabethan Match in one of my MM Missouri Prides while working around the property today.
Ser Jacopo Spongia Maxima Rhodesian and Capstan Blue RR.
MB Virginia Flake In the six panel bent lattice meer
CRFP in a J Davis, these cats are my heart. Iris and her Daughter, Ethel.
Sutliff Rum and Maple in a Peterson Aran bent billiard.
Having a bowl of KBV Patience of Dr Silence in a Bones poker. It is such a nice day out.
Exclusive in my large capacity Satou
Smoking engine #99 in my Ser Jacopo pipe. 
Just finished smoking first release Watch City Rhythm & Blues in a black sandblasted straight 1998 XXX Ashton Pebble Grain lovat with a black acrylic saddle stem.
@Uruss I like your avatar with the picture of the Viking!
Website of Historia Normannis; the re-enactment group I met local members of today:
There were 5 men taking part in the combat training & 2 women doing sewing etc.
It didn't take the bearded guy with the ponytail long to suck down his cigarette after the battle; if he'd had a spare I'd have shown him how fast I could smoke one
If I joined the re-enactment group I'd ask him if he wanted a smoke of my clays...
Didn't go to the pub today.
We Are Historia Normannis
A 12th-century living history group, bringing history to life in a historically accurate, engaging and exciting way.
normannis.co.uk
It didn't take the bearded guy with the ponytail long to suck down his cigarette after the battle; if he'd had a spare I'd have shown him how fast I could smoke one
If I joined the re-enactment group I'd ask him if he wanted a smoke of my clays...
Didn't go to the pub today.
KBV Mycroft in the Peterson Walnut Spigot 65.
Gawith Hoggarth and Company Dark Birds Eye in an Altinay translucent meerschaum billiard
Windjammer out of a meer so ghosted with Pegasus and swr that it kinda just tastes like burley with a splash of rum and perique haha. I’m certainly getting way less Virginia than in my other pipes but I’m enjoying it nonetheless.
I got a clay coming, bro! You will need to give me lessons on speed smokingWebsite of Historia Normannis; the re-enactment group I met local members of today:
There were 5 men taking part in the combat training & 2 women doing sewing etc.We Are Historia Normannis
A 12th-century living history group, bringing history to life in a historically accurate, engaging and exciting way.normannis.co.uk
It didn't take the bearded guy with the ponytail long to suck down his cigarette after the battle; if he'd had a spare I'd have shown him how fast I could smoke one
If I joined the re-enactment group I'd ask him if he wanted a smoke of my clays...
Didn't go to the pub today.
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