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Rum Chata is a sweet cream liquor similar to Bailey's Irish Cream. I don't care for Bailey's but a little Rum Chata is tasty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lostmason
I just drank a mug of hot green tea with a cat sleeping on my lap. I'm all warm and toasty and it's only 64 in the house. Maybe you need a cat. :p
My dad swears that Rum Chata chased with Loopy vodka is like grown-up fruit loops cereal in milk.Quote:
Originally Posted by Emperor Zurg
Oh, and I'm staring down some Stanwell Vanilla tonight waiting for it to dry just a bit more.
Sent from here.
Alternating fills of Escudo and Fribourg & Treyer Cut Virginia Plug. I'm smoking my Dunhill 2110 (group 2 Liverpool) today. This one:
Dunhill Bruyere (2110) (2010) | Buy Dunhill Tobacco Pipes at Smokingpipes
I bought it several years ago when SmokingPipes offered a discount on Dunhill pipes. The Liverpool is basically a billiard with a longer shank and shorter bit -- more briar, and less vulcanite to keep polished. It has much better grain than most Dunhills with the Bruyere finish. It's a great little flake pipe!
What is that black pipe with the brown rim toward the right of the pic? I'm usually not into bents but that one looks like a decent pipe and it's not bent enough (imo) to be rejected.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlanS
I only ask because the generous part of me would like to buy the pipe-smoking part of me a new pipe for Christmas. I'm pretty cool like that. And the humble part of me is just awesome.
:p
I have 3 cats and 3 dogs, the dogs squirm too much and the cats are stuck up. My cat TrillaQuote:
Originally Posted by Emperor Zurg
does enjoy when I'm smoking an English blend though.
Any who today's been a slow lazy day, one bowl of PS Black Coffee.
I don't smoke in the house but my cat won't come anywhere near me if I'm smoking anything. She's afraid of smoke. But then when she's outside she's very skittish. Probably why she's still alive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lostmason
More Irish Flake in the Grabow.
Haven't checked in for a while. Sorry, was recovering from the shock of finding out that the family voted Christmas dinner would be at my house this year and I would be doing the cooking. I was the only one to vote no, so I'll be cooking for some 30 odd people, and I do mean odd. The first thing I did was order an assortment of wines for the dinner and a bottle of bourbon for me, then two legs of lamb and a ham. Now I have to settle on a really offensive smelling pipe tobacco to smoke so they'll leave me alone on the patio. Any suggestions welcome. In the meantime I'm enjoying a bowl of Dunhill's Ye Olde Signe in a virgin MM Country Gentleman apple. I love that first smoke in a fresh cob.
We must be related if yours are as "odd" as mine ! And I will bring my own snifter, I LOVE OP bourbon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pugsley
I would suggest Alexander Bridge, when it's fresh the room note reminds me of a nursing home.
However if you dry it a bit it's pretty tame and acceptable.
I'm enjoying an unplanned day off, started with Cult BRM in a DG (?).
Moving on with Virginia Gold Black and Gold in a DG Savoy.
1792 Flake stinks to high heaven. IMO so does Happy Bogie and Black Irish X. This Peterson Irish Flake I've been smoking seems like it would have a pretty bad room note but after a charring light then a trip to the house to fetch a couple beers, it actually smelled pretty good back in the barn. However, in sufficiently strong doses I'd bet the Irish Flake would end up driving most people from the room... as well as peeling the paint off the walls...Quote:
Originally Posted by Pugsley
Oh, and Merry Christmas! :D