What Did You Smoke Today? (Pipe Edition)

I've been trying to adjust to a new heart medicine that is making me sicker than a dog, so I decided to smoke something mild and popped open a four year old jar of Walnut. It was sort of like smoking a big bowl of hot air after a steady diet of Royal Yacht. I guess it goes back to the cellar for tobaccogeddon.

Old Colonial in a smooth three quarter bend 1979 Ben Wade Golden Matt freehand sitter.

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Originally Posted by freestoke

The sun is shining and there is potential for a day above freezing! Celebrating with a 4Dot of BBF and more coffee, as I think I have brought an online chess game from the brink of disaster to escape with a draw! I sacrificed a pawn early, because I thought I could get his king stuck in the middle, then I had to sacrifice a knight to escape from the mess I got myself into, then I squirmed for a while until I was able to sacrifice the exchange to reduce it down to 5 pawns + rook vs. 2 pawns, a bishop and a rook. Theoretically, material is even. He can't make progress after I liquidate the pawns on the queenside and reduce down to 3 pawns + rook versus 1 pawn + bishop and rook. I feel like a great burden has been lifted. I have been suffering with a loser in this game for 30 moves!

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Well played. In chess a draw can be a moral victory. You'll look back on this game with appreciation.

2015 Gawith & Hoggarth Mixture #12 in a 1950s Comoy Extraordinaire Sandblast saddle billiard.

MacBaren HH Bold Kentucky in a 2003 medium bent Ural meer with a lined and etched egg shaped bowl.

Hal O' The Wynd in a Malaga.

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2015 Gawith Hoggarth Mixture #12 in a 1985 Ser Jacopo Renaissance #316 sandblast lovat.

Wessex Red Flake in a 1979 brown grain etched Lane Era Charatan's Make medium bend double comfort stem calabash shape 483DC.

2015 Gawith Hoggarth Bright CR Flake in a 1983 James Upshall bX Straight Grain saddle billiard with gold band.

Needed to take a break from the diet of Latakia that I've been on. This bowl should last a long while.

Just finished some Peter Stokkybes Luxury Navy Flake in a Dr. G Grand Duke. With a name like Grand Duke, you'd think it was a pretty impressive pipe, but it's actually pretty tiny. Kind of like naming your French poodle Killer :)

Currently having some more Navy Flake, this time in a full-size Altinok Meer.

GL Pease Cairo in a MM Twain churchwarden