About half way through this bowl of Old Dark Fired in a smooth medium bend post-WW2 Pre-Republic Peterson Killarney 9BC with a sterling silver band.
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About half way through this bowl of Old Dark Fired in a smooth medium bend post-WW2 Pre-Republic Peterson Killarney 9BC with a sterling silver band.
Now smoking 2 Daughters VIP in a 2004 smooth long stem Canadian Trever Talbot Ligne Bretagne Faite en Bretagne 4/3. This will get me to dinner time.
Thought you might get a kick out of this excerpt from Request Performance. Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce play each other's characters in this spoof of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson: http://www.basilrathbone.net/radio/m...stperf1945.mp3
Pelican in a black pebble finish straight 2003 Cavicchi C. Fatto A Mano lovat.
2011 Royal Yacht in my Wiebe pipe
2012 HV in my bent Viking
Lovely
Just finished smoking Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 1980s smooth slight bend Wally Frank Dublin.
Now smoking Sutliff Golden Age in a 1982 smooth straight Dunhill Root Briar 31051. A cup of coffee brewed to the proper temperature is my drink. Internet service was down, but is now up and running. The snow's turned into rain, and I didn't even play any Dan Fogelberg!
Jim, do you like the Edward G. Robinson better than Molto Dolce? Or Molto Dolce better than Edward G. Robinson?Quote:
Originally Posted by JimInks
I'm staring at a tin of each and trying to decide which to open next. :confused:
I like the EGR better. But that's just my personal taste. I prefer a mild aro much more often than I do a full blown one. Aros are more change of pace smokes for me as I prefer straight Virginias, VaPers, and VaBurs. Molto Dulce is very good, but EGR hits the right spot for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by OnePyroTec
Capstan Blue in a straight sandblasted black billiard 2013 PSF POY Kaywoodie with an amber colored lucite stem.
Not too far from finishing this bowl of G&H Rich Dark Honeydew in a straight 2014 MM Pride Legend. Still working and listening to old radio shows.