Thread: Pipe of the Day

Originally Posted by eTom

Let's change the location, Alex.
I spend some weeks in the Holy Land and you spend some weeks in the cool Germany.

If you think that there's cold in Germany, then you should visit here on january or february

I'm not an Inuit, Tomi.

Maybe you could come to USA so I could go to Germany and Israel, and maybe swing by Finland. Is that how it works?

Don't think so. If you would live in Miami or South CA...it would work very well!!!

Ha, Indianapolis gets no love! But it is a very boring city.

totally agree, but in winter it is cold too.
I like a temperature 90 F and more

Originally Posted by Sailor

If you think that there's cold in Germany, then you should visit here on january or february

Tomi, many years ago, I was in Murmansk in January.
I know the winter weather there.
We bartered a plane with potato from Belarus on a plane with red fish caviar. It was very good business.

Ohh Alex, Murmansk should be a fu... location. There you need a lot of Vodka to stay alive.

Originally Posted by manah

Tomi, many years ago, I was in Murmansk in January.
I know the winter weather there.
We bartered a plane with potato from Belarus on a plane with red fish caviar. It was very good business.

That is most interesting. I can imagine Murmansk winters. I've never been there although would like to, some day. See the areas that once belonged to Finland. I've been on the other side of the border, at Kirkenes and Jakobsnes Norway. It is very beautiful region. I went there because i wanted to see the Barents Sea.

Originally Posted by eTom

There you need a lot of Vodka to stay alive.

Vodka?! Medical spirit/alcohol, vodka freezes there.
At that time, the beginning of 90's, not all Russian vodka had a good quality. It freezes, when the temperature is very low.