Started today with Frog Morton OTB in a Jirsa. Now I've moved to McClelland Orient 996 in a pipe with no name. Not sure what my late night will bring as of yet.......
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Started today with Frog Morton OTB in a Jirsa. Now I've moved to McClelland Orient 996 in a pipe with no name. Not sure what my late night will bring as of yet.......
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So, I was putting the date on the bottom of my tobacco tins so I could keep track of ages for cellaring. The date on the bottom of my tin of Mac Baren Plumcake read Dec 2010 (factory date, not my error), so I'm about to pop it open and try it out since it has already aged a few years.
Enjoy the weekend.
I'll start my day with a Les Wood
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[QUOTE=donv;1176137] Not sure what my late night will bring as of yet.......QUOTE]
Hopefully, nothing that will require the use of that Ruger!
My wife and I are planting flowers this early morning before it gets too hot. We usually do this in April or May, but we were way too busy this spring with other things. Anyhow, I will use this opportunity to start the break-in of this Peterson St. Patty's pipe with Capstan.
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Welcome back! You must have been very busy handling all those flood claims.Quote:
Originally Posted by eTom
As I wrote in the SOTD:
I visited some of the flood- damaged houses in Dresden, Saxony.
A lot of losses...around 1 million Euro -5 appartment houses. Was there with the client and the censor/ evaluator.
The insurance company will pay for all this losses...
Sunday 7 a.m.
After my coffee ... first pipe...Vauen
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Had a discussion earlier at the pipe shop and thought I'd ask you guys the same question.
If you had to choose only 2 pipe tobaccos to have for the rest of your life, which two would they be and why?
I would quiet smoking!
