Recent content by GarWood

One might even say cataclysmic :roll:

Greetings, earthling! :bball:

OK, coffee geek checking in... have to agree with most of the responses, although disappointed that "Mr Coffee" came up at all :x I'll just add this: if you really want fresh roasted coffee, you need to roast your own; not as expensive or difficult as it might sound, although, like pipe...

Just didn't have time while trying to make a living doing home improvements. Back in IT now :cheers:

Yup, I use the video calling to talk to my brother in Brussels. I've talked to him more since they moved there 6 months ago than I did in the past 20 years when he lived in Houston. :lol:

Thanks, I hadn't seen that yet :face:

Squadron Leader in a 1926 Dunhill #120. I had forgotten how much I like this stuff :D

Greetings, earthling :alien:

Ken, is it really fair of you to describe such a nice pipe and NOT post a picture?! :D Gary

Here's one that sold recently on eBay. http://cgi.ebay.com/ca-1930-British-Buttner-Co-PIPE-in-Orig-Box-w-Instr_W0QQitemZ140379966970QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item20af4c4dfa

OK, so maybe "perfect" is also in the eye of the beholder... Besides being ugly, does anyone else think it seems... I hate to say it, amateurish? Two years? really? :scratch:

Here's an option for him :twisted:

Another Canadian fan here - I have a meer-lined KayWoodie that is one of my favorites. :star:

Thanks, Mike - that is a big help. I've spent a lot of time paging through that doc :cyclops: I've only smoked pipes for a couple years, but for some reason I was immediately drawn to the old KayWoodies. Gary

Oh yeah, I forgot - it's turned out to be a pretty good smoker, too :face: