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Just back. We met some facebook-friends in a town 250 miles away.
It was amazing to meet them face to face.
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Just back. We met some facebook-friends in a town 250 miles away.
It was amazing to meet them face to face.
After a very long month I'm finally taking a day. I've been working 12-14 hour days 6-7 days a week, so I decided it was acceptable to take a weekend off and relax. Spent Saturday puffing on OK in a couple cobs and watching old movies, while last night we sent a friend off to boot with a grand old time. Today I'm just recovering with some aged university flake in the pete, cold brew coffee and mending a couple things around the house that have been neglected.
Late evening after sauna pipe & beer. Commonwealth from Lorenzo Spitfire. Saku lager from Estonia. Great combination.
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I am not that experienced as a pipe smoker to compare it to other pipe tobaccos. All I can say is that it is different from the other tobaccos I have filled the bowl of my pipe with. It's decent, but not my hands-down favorite.Quote:
Originally Posted by SantamourJr
Right now, my favorite is "Bob's Chocolate Flake." I will be ordering some McClelland Craftsbury "Frog Morton's Cellar" soon to try in my pipe.
Gentlemen.
I am having an issue. I have bought a tin of presbytarian. Long story short. I can't open it lol am I just feeble? Or is there a nack to it?
Geek
Got it. Turns out the wifes smarter than I thought lol.
Geek
How are you trying to open it? I usually use a large coin (ie. a Quarter) or the head of a small flathead screwdriver to break the seal on most tobacco tins.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGeek
That was the wifes thought to releas pressure. I personally was just trying to twist it off. Obviously not the correct method.
Geek
What about an axe or hammer???
K-Bar should work too...:w
That's hilarious...:roflmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by eTom
So would C4, but that would be like using an axe or a hammer to open a beer can.
All of the above would work, but they would undermine the purpose of the tin--to preserve the freshness of the tobacco.
