Pipe of the Day

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07-23-2013, 07:57 PM
Sailor

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Originally Posted by eTom

Nightblade got to much porridge...:rofl2:

Consider yourself lucky man Thomas for not being served in the Finnish military. We have it every single morning and not much else. Hard rye bread, ham and/or cheese sometimes. Blueberry kissel. There's a text in bread packet wrapper saying: 'for prisons and military only'.

Nothing wrong with porridge specially when done properly, imho. Pretty good with either sugar or strawberry/raspberry jam. Of course too much is too much. I don't much eat it when having a change to stay home.
07-23-2013, 08:25 PM
eTom

Sorry friends, I'm a bad boy.
I'm sure when I would be hungry enough I would eat it and it would be fine.
07-23-2013, 08:43 PM
Sailor

Quote:

Originally Posted by eTom

Sorry friends, I'm a bad boy.
I'm sure when I would be hungry enough I would eat it and it would be fine.

Never mind my friend.
We all have our favorites and their opposites. I do not eat shrimps, lutefisk or mämmi. No matter how much people keep telling me they are ok. My wife doesn't eat anything with a horse meat with it, so i do not have much changes to eat it either. No allergy, intolerance or anything like that. I just don't. Must be psychological thing or something.
07-23-2013, 09:08 PM
Nightblade

Quote:

Originally Posted by eTom

Nightblade got to much porridge...:rofl2:

Now what's wrong with my porridge ??!! Gotta watch you guys every minute I do !:)
07-23-2013, 09:12 PM
Nightblade

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Originally Posted by Sailor

Inspired by our recent conversations and specially by those positive comments from my good old friend Nightblade i decided to pick a tin of Capstan 'new' from the local shop yesterday.
Opened it today and smoked a bowl while taking doggies for a walk. Have to say that i didn't notice much difference between this and the old one. Might be or then not that this is bit milder in nicotine. Hard to say for sure. Will get few tins more and let them sit at my drawer for at least 6 months. Good stuff anyways.
Have to take another try; this time with a beer.

http://i1221.photobucket.com/albums/...psb92c30b5.jpg

That's an awesome picture and and awesome pipe as well Sailor......Looks calming. I hate where I live. Concrete crapsville !:):(
07-23-2013, 09:18 PM
Nightblade

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sailor

Consider yourself lucky man Thomas for not being served in the Finnish military. We have it every single morning and not much else. Hard rye bread, ham and/or cheese sometimes. Blueberry kissel. There's a text in bread packet wrapper saying: 'for prisons and military only'.

Nothing wrong with porridge specially when done properly, imho. Pretty good with either sugar or strawberry/raspberry jam. Of course too much is too much. I don't much eat it when having a change to stay home.

Hehe....ahhh okay, at the risk of seeming a bit provincial which I really am ha ha..... That actually sounds kinda tasty. Providing if the porridge was good quality as was the rye bread , ham and cheese and Kissel....I mean it actually sounds good. But I suppose if it's institutional quality then it would be hideous !:thinking:
07-23-2013, 09:23 PM
Nightblade

Quote:

Originally Posted by eTom

Sorry friends, I'm a bad boy.
I'm sure when I would be hungry enough I would eat it and it would be fine.

Well .... all I can say is, many a fine Scottish lads were raised on it and since my Step father was from Glasgow, It was inevitable. But as stated , it's all about the quality of ingredients too. Otherwise a shoe is just a shoe with ketchup on it so to speak. Yeah...well....never said I was a great philosopher or anything, it's all I got.:chapeau
07-23-2013, 09:28 PM
Nightblade

So....eTom.........next time mother in law shows up, you gonna offer her a bowl a porridge and a pipeful of vitamin 'L' ? :w
07-23-2013, 09:44 PM
SantamourJr

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Originally Posted by TheGeek

I've not had tobacco in a tin lol. Am I missing much?

Geek

No difference in the tobacco. But IMHO, it's the difference between drinking a pint of Guinness out of a proper pint glass or drinking it out of a plastic cup. I like the tin experience more than I do the alternatives.
07-24-2013, 12:34 AM
edhewitt

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Originally Posted by Nightblade

Well .... all I can say is, many a fine Scottish lads were raised on it and since my Step father was from Glasgow, It was inevitable. But as stated , it's all about the quality of ingredients too. Otherwise a shoe is just a shoe with ketchup on it so to speak. Yeah...well....never said I was a great philosopher or anything, it's all I got.:chapeau

No,a shoe is just a shoe, a shoe with ketchup on is just a shoe with ketchup on, however a shoe that desires to be covered in ketchup is a pervert :-)