What Did You Smoke Today? (Pipe Edition)

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Originally Posted by Bruck

But it keeps the food burning and lights on the table :)

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And it's helping me go bald faster than genetics! So there's that, I guess!

In all seriousness, I am going bald. And, I'm on track to report over 140 hours for the past two weeks when payroll is called in. So there's that, I guess.

Just finished working for the evening. It was in the low 40s through this afternoon, pouring down rain all day. It became extremely windy a few hours ago for a short time, a thunderstorm rolled through, and now it's in the low 60s. Very, very, very weird. I'll take advantage of it by sitting on the porch with a nightcap of Pete's 3P.

^-- the pleasures of retail...

and just keeping on topic, having a meerful of homemade navy flake.

Dunhill Flake in a MM Country Gentleman.

This is my first tin of DF. It's not FVF by any stretch of the imagination, but it's not bad.

Smoked a bowl of Pete's Seminole Red in Pete's Barling whilst strolling along the Ohio River. Only thing missing was Pete. Seminole Red is a tasty English blend. Unfortunately, that's not what I was going for. We have identified what went awry and are furiously reformulating the blend by adding MOAR RED!

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2015 Red Ronnett's Sonnett in a 1940s Barling's Make Ye Olde Wood #1372 long taper billiard (and small bowl) with Diet Pepsi. The rains have resumed it's unseasonably warm and the Mets are in a hole. Congrats to the Royals.

FVF in a 2014 Savinelli Gaius smooth brown slight bend black acrylic stem and ferrule 320KS author.

GL Pease Cairo in a Comoy's bent bulldog, while listening to some vintage "Hawaiian" music by Cecil Campbell.

P&W #515 in a 1998 smooth straight Butz-Choquin Bistro 1501 pot.

Old Dark Fired in a smooth medium bend post-WW2 Pre-Republic Peterson Shamrock Killarney 9BC with a sterling silver band.

Edgeworth Ready Rubbed Match in a 1970s three quarter bend half smooth, half rusticated Savinelli Autograph 4 with a lucite stem and ferrule.