Thread: Pipe of the Day

Originally Posted by nessmuck

I smoke parfaits too....put this in first...put that in second....I layer them...I don't mix them together.

Now that is interesting. I usually just mix them up, layering would be a very interesting way to blend...

Originally Posted by Nightblade

Alright....the curiosity is getting the best of me now. Mr.Moo,champion of cows...are you a dairy farmer ? Cause if you are,can ya get me a deal on some real milk and cream ??

I grew up on a farm and believe cow tipping is a thing of myth. People talk about cow tipping but I never actually saw anyone attempt it.

I am from Michigan and went to Michigan State University, formerly Michigan Agricultural College - Americas first land grant institution of higher learning (1855), by the way. There are some bad people out there who refer to MSU as Moo U. This has little to do with my screen name however, which originally derived from "Mister Maduroo" at a couple of cigar forums. Mister Maduro seemed to obvious. When someone appeared and called himself Mr. Maduro I abbreviated Maduroo to Moo.

Leftover Stonehaven and Sam's Flake mixed in a cob. A bit busy but still the best of both.

24 hr off work after 24 hr harbour watch shift. Should have slept some more but i had things to be done.
Having a break while making some firewood for the cold times soon ahead. Damn strong French roast coffee and Bracken Flakes from Oldenkott to keep myself going. Luckily tomorrow's just a 4 hr shift until 10 days vacation.

Originally Posted by Sailor

...Having a break while making some firewood

Besides your pipe being small and hard to hit with a maul, briar just doesn't burn well. Please rethink murdering that lovely dog. (What make, that pipe?)

Originally Posted by MisterMoo

Besides your pipe being small and hard to hit with a maul, briar just doesn't burn well. Please rethink murdering that lovely dog. (What make, that pipe?)

Yeah, never thought about smoking a pipe that seriously (as long as i have plenty of genuine firewood).

It's just a estate Oldenkott Commodore. German make. Nuthing special but just a decent everyday pipe. Guess the factory has been closed long time ago but you can find them every now and then from estate auctions, antique stores.

Smoking my new kaywoodie with some lane limited HGL . Good stuff. And wow the new pipe smokes great out of the box

Originally Posted by MWS

Now that is interesting. I usually just mix them up, layering would be a very interesting way to blend...

I actually mixed the stuff up in the jar and the pipe I layered. Both tobaccos compliment each other well enough that I'm not worried bout mixing though.

Originally Posted by MisterMoo

I grew up on a farm and believe cow tipping is a thing of myth. People talk about cow tipping but I never actually saw anyone attempt it.

I am from Michigan and went to Michigan State University, formerly Michigan Agricultural College - Americas first land grant institution of higher learning (1855), by the way. There are some bad people out there who refer to MSU as Moo U. This has little to do with my screen name however, which originally derived from "Mister Maduroo" at a couple of cigar forums. Mister Maduro seemed to obvious. When someone appeared and called himself Mr. Maduro I abbreviated Maduroo to Moo.

Leftover Stonehaven and Sam's Flake mixed in a cob. A bit busy but still the best of both.

Former Traverse Citian myself Moo. Class of "82" dude !

Originally Posted by spacemonkeyjon

Smoking my new kaywoodie with some lane limited HGL . Good stuff. And wow the new pipe smokes great out of the box

Nice meaty lookin pipe there Jon +1

@ nightblade. Yea I had no idea it would be that stout. But hey it works

Originally Posted by spacemonkeyjon

@ nightblade. Yea I had no idea it would be that stout. But hey it works

I really like those stout billiards, and that is a nice looking pipe, and glad to hear it smokes well for you, 'cause that's what really matters.

Good morning friends.
I thought the best tobacco should be in post# 8000