Thread: Pipe of the Day

Ah it's good to put a face to a name. Lookin' quite dapper there Jon. Shirts with epaulette's, there's a hard thing to find these days. Nice pipe too by the way .


Mick

Well thank you sir .. in uniform at work. I do security for the department of mental health

I made a guess it was something like that. The last lot of shirts I had of that style work my security issue uniform. I've kept them after handing in the uniform badges (well most of the badges anyway. I have a few souvenired patches/badges of course.) Like hens teeth to find a quality shirt like those in regular shops. I will have to get down to a work wear uniform shop at some point though. They would be the best bet for replacing my old shirts. However, I'm waylaying the thread here. Best get back to regular programming I think.


Mick

Originally Posted by MickR

I made a guess it was something like that. The last lot of shirts I had of that style work my security issue uniform. I've kept them after handing in the uniform badges (well most of the badges anyway. I have a few souvenired patches/badges of course.) Like hens teeth to find a quality shirt like those in regular shops. I will have to get down to a work wear uniform shop at some point though. They would be the best bet for replacing my old shirts. However, I'm waylaying the thread here. Best get back to regular programming I think.


Mick

I know what you mean .. I tend to keep the coats. And a badge or two [emoji3]

Tonight im trying something new in my Savinelli Billiard. G.L. Pease Union Square a flake Virginia blend sweet and complex it came out of the tin in dense Darkish flakes that seemed almost tarry with moisture. I had my doubts this would burn well but thanks to a quick youtube lesson on how to pack it, the smoke went really well. The pipe burned a bit hot almost coal like and it just wouldnt go out quite unexpected and amazing smoke.

Spent a good portion of Sunday smoking ribs for a bunch of old friends getting together. After a supper of Smoked ribs, brats, burgers, fried chicken, mashed potatoes, potato salad, Caesar salad, two kinds of pie and a wide variety of beer. Afterward a good few of us retreated to the patio to puff merrily on our pipes and cigars. Did the ribs puffing on squadron leader and dessert of 965.

Originally Posted by jfk742

Quick question for you guys. I have been getting goo at the bottom of my pipes lately regardless of blend or moist tobacco. Would it be my smoking cadence? No gurgling and i cant keep the end of the pipe lit because of it, results in lots of dottle.

Just curious if you've had any better luck with your pipes and tobacco.

Originally Posted by GrimClippers

Spent a good portion of Sunday smoking ribs for a bunch of old friends getting together. After a supper of Smoked ribs, brats, burgers, fried chicken, mashed potatoes, potato salad, Caesar salad, two kinds of pie and a wide variety of beer. Afterward a good few of us retreated to the patio to puff merrily on our pipes and cigars. Did the ribs puffing on squadron leader and dessert of 965.

I want some !!!!

Unwinding with a Savinelli Churchwarden and Netflix

Originally Posted by Nightblade

Unwinding with a Savinelli Churchwarden and Netflix

It's obviously not a just bought pipe. How long have you had that one Steph. I don't think I've seen it posted before?! Or has Old Timers struck again?! Very Hobbitish anyway. I like it. I might have to bust out my Pete Churchy again too. It's been a while since I used it.


Mick