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Craig Cobine
May 17, 2013, 5:53:03 AM5/17/13
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Now smoking: Mel Feldman's Smoker Legacy, in a stubby, blasted billiard for the TGIF smoke, with coffee. Craig
Ed Duncan
May 17, 2013, 7:50:20 AM5/17/13
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On Friday, May 17, 2013 5:53:03 AM UTC-4, Craig Cobine wrote:
> Now smoking: Mel Feldman's Smoker Legacy, in a stubby, blasted billiard for the TGIF smoke, with coffee. Craig
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> Now smoking: Mel Feldman's Smoker Legacy, in a stubby, blasted billiard for the TGIF smoke, with coffee. Craig
morning greets Craig & all from clear, 46 Western NY. Juice/meds at this desk, DGT '05 CrownAchievement in Brebbia Jubilee 1997 blast calabash waiting in smoking room. Small bowl, silver ring with all the info, a comfortable "clencher", purchased estate from "thePiperack" quite awhile ago. The rim of mine was darker than what shows here. NOT because of "rim darkening" from smoking, was told by the folks at thePiperack that this one was just made with a rin "stain".
http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/estate/italy/moreinfo.cfm?product_id=19721
Happy TGIF to all affected.
Ed Duncan, Batavia, NY
pipe/cigar since '62
Paul Z
May 17, 2013, 8:23:57 AM5/17/13
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On May 17, 6:50 am, Ed Duncan <edunca...@rochester.rr.com> wrote:
> On Friday, May 17, 2013 5:53:03 AM UTC-4, Craig Cobine wrote:
> > Now smoking: Mel Feldman's Smoker Legacy, in a stubby, blasted billiard for the TGIF smoke, with coffee. Craig
>
> ****************************
> morning greets Craig & all from clear, 46 Western NY. Juice/meds at this desk, DGT '05 CrownAchievement in Brebbia Jubilee 1997 blast calabash waiting in smoking room. Small bowl, silver ring with all the info, a comfortable "clencher", purchased estate from "thePiperack" quite awhile ago. The rim of mine was darker than what shows here. NOT because of "rim darkening" from smoking, was told by the folks at thePiperack that this one was just made with a rin "stain".
>
> http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/estate/italy/moreinfo.cfm?product_i...
> On Friday, May 17, 2013 5:53:03 AM UTC-4, Craig Cobine wrote:
> > Now smoking: Mel Feldman's Smoker Legacy, in a stubby, blasted billiard for the TGIF smoke, with coffee. Craig
>
> ****************************
> morning greets Craig & all from clear, 46 Western NY. Juice/meds at this desk, DGT '05 CrownAchievement in Brebbia Jubilee 1997 blast calabash waiting in smoking room. Small bowl, silver ring with all the info, a comfortable "clencher", purchased estate from "thePiperack" quite awhile ago. The rim of mine was darker than what shows here. NOT because of "rim darkening" from smoking, was told by the folks at thePiperack that this one was just made with a rin "stain".
>
>
> Happy TGIF to all affected.
>
> Ed Duncan, Batavia, NY
> pipe/cigar since '62
Good morning Craig, Ed.....
> Happy TGIF to all affected.
>
> Ed Duncan, Batavia, NY
> pipe/cigar since '62
Dunhill Light Flake in a Pete 80s, coffee in the mug.
I like that pipe Ed, it looks very "comfortable" !
TGIF
Paul Z
Captain Pegleg
May 17, 2013, 8:53:58 AM5/17/13
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Good Morning Craig, Ed, Paul, and ASP!
Happy TGIF! Here in coastal Ct. it's 59 with a mixture of sun and
clouds as I settle in with a bowl of PSLTF, courtesy of Mr. McKay here
on the forum, and it's a nice smoke so far. I have not smoked a lot of
PS blends, having not been impressed in my early days of pipe smoking,
and there is evidently some good tobacco in the line at a really nice
price point, too. My experience with the PSLBF was a very good one
(again, courtesy of Mark), and I think that I like it enough to cellar
some for the future.
My canine son and I got our walk in earlier, accompanied by a bowl
of EMP in a very early JT Cooke half bent ball with his early
"blastication" finish. It's a bit heavy for it's size, but it smokes
well and is not a pipe I would cry over should I scuff it up by a
random (apologies, Random) drop. This was the Orlick EMP, and I find
that though it's not Murray, I do enjoy it once in awhile.
Later it's a return to the Aromatic Adventure with VooDoo Queen
(shudder!) from Altadis. I'll post my impressions just to keep the
boards active...and to keep me accountable!
Smooth sailin' all...
Randy
Happy TGIF! Here in coastal Ct. it's 59 with a mixture of sun and
clouds as I settle in with a bowl of PSLTF, courtesy of Mr. McKay here
on the forum, and it's a nice smoke so far. I have not smoked a lot of
PS blends, having not been impressed in my early days of pipe smoking,
and there is evidently some good tobacco in the line at a really nice
price point, too. My experience with the PSLBF was a very good one
(again, courtesy of Mark), and I think that I like it enough to cellar
some for the future.
My canine son and I got our walk in earlier, accompanied by a bowl
of EMP in a very early JT Cooke half bent ball with his early
"blastication" finish. It's a bit heavy for it's size, but it smokes
well and is not a pipe I would cry over should I scuff it up by a
random (apologies, Random) drop. This was the Orlick EMP, and I find
that though it's not Murray, I do enjoy it once in awhile.
Later it's a return to the Aromatic Adventure with VooDoo Queen
(shudder!) from Altadis. I'll post my impressions just to keep the
boards active...and to keep me accountable!
Smooth sailin' all...
Randy
Bob Landry
May 17, 2013, 10:36:12 AM5/17/13
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59 and cloudy her in Salt Lake, thunder showers predicted. Hmmm, may have to ride early if I'm
gonna ride at all.
While thinking about that, a bowl of C&D remnants in the Brebbea bent designer series, dark
roast on the side. Paper read, planning on finishing a book that nearly had me beat, but I
think I've got the advantage now.
Hope everyone has a great weekend planned. Or will be surprised by one!
Bob
gonna ride at all.
While thinking about that, a bowl of C&D remnants in the Brebbea bent designer series, dark
roast on the side. Paper read, planning on finishing a book that nearly had me beat, but I
think I've got the advantage now.
Hope everyone has a great weekend planned. Or will be surprised by one!
Bob
Ken Dixon
May 17, 2013, 10:36:42 AM5/17/13
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Good morning,
It's just another hot and humid day down here with monsoons predicted
for the weekend. Pretty typical.
MacB Burley in a Ferro bent pot, coffee on the side.
Y'all have a good one,
Ken in Miami
It's just another hot and humid day down here with monsoons predicted
for the weekend. Pretty typical.
MacB Burley in a Ferro bent pot, coffee on the side.
Y'all have a good one,
Ken in Miami
JtN©
May 17, 2013, 11:06:31 AM5/17/13
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On May 17, 8:53 am, Captain Pegleg <captain...@aol.com> wrote:
> Good Morning Craig, Ed, Paul, and ASP!
> Good Morning Craig, Ed, Paul, and ASP!
> Later it's a return to the Aromatic Adventure with VooDoo Queen
> (shudder!) from Altadis. I'll post my impressions just to keep the
> boards active...and to keep me accountable!
> Smooth sailin' all...
> Randy
>
Randy if'n ya donts return, which is highly and very lowly likely we
> (shudder!) from Altadis. I'll post my impressions just to keep the
> boards active...and to keep me accountable!
> Smooth sailin' all...
> Randy
>
will understand why ... Altadis VooDoo Queen is ... is ... well its a
nasty nasty DooVoo blend that chance are will semi-permanently impair
you from being a cognatively human being for quite along time till
shortly after death.
Hope you enjoy it ... I would only give that blend to my worst enemies
and a few close and distant friends to smoke knowing what it just
might possibly maybe will do to them.
JtN ©2013
Jeffrey Horn
May 17, 2013, 1:31:24 PM5/17/13
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On Friday, May 17, 2013 7:50:20 AM UTC-4, Ed Duncan wrote:
> morning greets Craig & all from clear, 46 Western NY. Juice/meds at this desk, DGT '05 CrownAchievement in Brebbia Jubilee 1997 blast calabash waiting in smoking room. Small bowl, silver ...
>
> http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/estate/italy/moreinfo.cfm?product_id=19721
Gorgeous pipe, Ed. I'm enjoying some C&D Old Hollywood with a Lagavulin 16-year scotch on the side. Just acquired a Brebbia Calabash and am breaking it in. Looks like this: http://cigarsandpipes.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/b/r/brebbia-15.jpg
Don't know what you'd call the finish. Carved?
> morning greets Craig & all from clear, 46 Western NY. Juice/meds at this desk, DGT '05 CrownAchievement in Brebbia Jubilee 1997 blast calabash waiting in smoking room. Small bowl, silver ...
>
> http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/estate/italy/moreinfo.cfm?product_id=19721
Gorgeous pipe, Ed. I'm enjoying some C&D Old Hollywood with a Lagavulin 16-year scotch on the side. Just acquired a Brebbia Calabash and am breaking it in. Looks like this: http://cigarsandpipes.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/b/r/brebbia-15.jpg
Don't know what you'd call the finish. Carved?
random
May 18, 2013, 6:15:20 AM5/18/13
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