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WetPipeDreamer said:

It took only 4 days for DHL to ship this thing from Nepal to Yuma AZ

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Nice looking knife!

Enjoying the morning ritual this lovely day: A cup of Lavazza Perfetto, KBV Burley Morning Pipe in the Jansen's N.O. bent volcano with saddle stem, and a book.

Good morning,
Smoking a Bari Wiking freehand with PS nougat,Large mug of DD coffee. 57 degrees and cloudy with rain expected shortly. I was gifted a tin of Cult red moon, I am going to give it a try later this afternoon.

EZONSLOW said:

Good morning,
Smoking a Bari Wiking freehand with PS nougat,Large mug of DD coffee. 57 degrees and cloudy with rain expected shortly. I was gifted a tin of Cult red moon, I am going to give it a try later this afternoon.

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I've had the opportunity to sample Cult Red Moon and enjoyed it. I hope you do too.

Took an old Donegal Rocky System Deluxe and a pouch of SWR to the range this week but it was bloody windy so I settled for a cigar instead. I did manager to shoot a 24/25 despite the wind from the 16-yard line. Of course I was pissed about the one I missed. The handicap round from the 27-yard line was a different story; wind + distance was not my friend .

Good morning fellow BoBs. Nice day here although a bit warm. 72 already and only 8 am. Starting the day with Urban Cowboy in a Lorenzo Old Vic giant bent billiard with CR morning coffee. Nothing hard and fast on the schedule today. Biggest job is to work on the dishwasher. Found out there is a fuse, but it is on the internal circuit board and requires removing the washer from the counter. Could be a PITA job, lol. Have a great day everyone.

Ranger107 said:

Good morning fellow BoBs. Nice day here although a bit warm. 72 already and only 8 am. Starting the day with Urban Cowboy in a Lorenzo Old Vic giant bent billiard with CR morning coffee. Nothing hard and fast on the schedule today. Biggest job is to work on the dishwasher. Found out there is a fuse, but it is on the internal circuit board and requires removing the washer from the counter. Could be a PITA job, lol. Have a great day everyone.

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I take it you may have a cheap repair solution rather than a replacement then? If so, I'm sure the headache will be worth it.

I cleaned yesterday's pipes and had breakfast. Now I'm watching the first qualifying round for next weekend's Indy 500 with an MM Let Freedom Ring Rob Roy filled with C&D After Hours Flake.

Setting up my Cobbler with Mark Twain to accompany my coffee. Slept in, my spring planting begins in earnest next week so I need to stockpile some resources. May provide photos if I remember, they won't look like much but I can update them through the season. I hope everyone has a nice week-end.

Singed said:

I take it you may have a cheap repair solution rather than a replacement then? If so, I'm sure the headache will be worth it.

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The fuse was only 20 bucks so hope it works, but it will be a bit of a chore to replace it. But yes, much cheaper than replacing if it works.

Just got back from walking Jacksie. I smoked MB Mixture Scottish in the BBB 204 straight billiard with tapered stem a.k.a. the "Dog-Lunter". This small pipe has turned out to be a fine addition to my collection. It smokes really well, and its light weight makes it a great clencher and pocket pipe. It makes me want to pick up a larger BBB when the opportunity arises.

Whaddup good people. Cuppa mud - industrial grade. Chill jazz meanders through slanting rays of sun on a bluebird morning. Birdsong and carefree ramble are in the air. As is the savory smoke from a rusticated half bent M. Tinsky dublin/cauldron soliloquy in briar. GLP Sextant is today's offering to the gods. As the morning slips slowly into itself I begin to more fully appreciate the simplicity and magic of a good navy flake. It's like finding a warm campfire of friends after a long, harrowing journey. There is both relief and joy; there is gratefulness; there is incredulity; and yet I find there is also a certain audacity here, one that seems rooted in reconciling that I am in fact worthy of such a degree of complete and total bliss. So it goes. Cheers to the day, boys. We are indeed worthy.

A third of the way through this bowl of pre-2014 Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 2014 Basil Meadows smooth slight bend squashed tomato with an aluminum band and a black pearl acrylic stem in the military mount style. Getting ready to watch the Yankees-White Sox game. Ice water and bergs is my drink.

Day of leisure...having a bowl of Oriental Silk in my Bones Dublin. Lunch soon-ish.

Eutychus said:

Lovely.

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Thanks. It's one of my best straight Virginia pipes.

Trying some OS in the new Horn meer. I have high expectations for this. Using a meer filter as well, it levels the floor of the bowl and prevents gurgle. It does make for a shorter smoke but it is more flavourful so it's a decent trade-off.

A bowl of villager english today as I'm working a little extra on the weekend.
No time to type, take care you guys!

This afternoon I'm smoking KBV Study in Scarlet in a Rob Roy with a fresh cup of coffee.

Did a set of walking reps under cloudy, very humid skies, and have a quarter of a bowl left of year 2016 D&R Three Sails in an undated straight brush etched black Molina apple with a nickel band and a tapered black vulcanite stem. Had the Yankees- WS game on pause so I wouldn't miss anything, and unpaused it just in time to see Stanton hit a home run. Lunch and coffee follow this smoke.

Enjoyed a tasty lunch, and am a quarter of the way through this bowl of year 2020 Watch City Rouxgaroux in a smooth medium bend 2021 Peterson POTY Natural 4AB No. 6/500 military mount with a silver cap and a tapered black vulcanite AB stem. This time I got the correct pipe description. Still watching the ball game, and planning my afternoon. Lavazza Classico, neat, is my drink.