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kilted1

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Hello friends,

Looks like a nice place to smoke some manly tobacco ... firing up some 1792 and I think I'll sit down over <<< there!
 
Welcome, from a fellow newcomer.

I just smoked 1792 for the first time the other day, my first experience with tonquin as well. Not sure what I think yet. I haven't smoked it again though. It kind of left my mouth...buzzing.
 
Glad you decided to join... it's a pretty good group of folks after you get used to them. :lol:
 
Doc Manhattan":aiw5c4f9 said:
Welcome aboard, kilted1!

(Which tartan do you wear?)
I wear the MacDougall tartan, (yes a rebel clan). My maternal grandmother was a McDowell (sept of MacDougall) I also have ties to Campbell, Ross, Ogilvie, and Elliot some being Highlanders, others Lowlanders and some Border clans. I guess my ancestors 'got around' :darklord:
 
EJinVA":i9hifgsu said:
Welcome Kilted 1,
Glad to see more southerners on board!
:pipe:
Yeah I'm definitely a Southerner (now) I've lived in 'The South - Texas and Georgia' longer than where I was raised (Upstate, NY) but I've always had the 'Southern state of mind and being'. As a kid I always dreamed of living elsewhere, where freedom and leave me alone on 'MY LAND' still meant something. I always rejected 'big government' in pursuit of what our US Constitution and Bill of Rights guarantee us, favoring 'States Rights' and 'Local Governance' over a large and invasive federal (feudalistic) system.

So don't let the fact that I'm not a 'Native Southerner' fool you. I think you'll find I'm a 'Rebel to the Core'. Our family records show recorded births in what is now America, but then was New Amsterdam in 1570's so I claim myself a 'Native American' (though not on tax forms :p )and I believe that's what counts the most.

It's time for 'True Americans' to stand firm and defend our heritage and stop letting the pencil pushers in Washington enslave us with a socialist agenda.

Too political for ya? I'm a jaded old fart, get over it!
 
Ol'Dawg":ufrzdszm said:
Hello and welcome from another Georgian!

Jim
Hey Ol'Dawg,

I'm over here in Jasper, just south of Ellijay, where are you? We ought to get together, catch some fish, hunt some deer and smoke pipes (when there's time).
 
decaf":q17oxx5f said:
Welcome, from a fellow newcomer.

I just smoked 1792 for the first time the other day, my first experience with tonquin as well. Not sure what I think yet. I haven't smoked it again though. It kind of left my mouth...buzzing.
Well I did notice your pipe is upside down, presumably to keep the rain out. Everyone knows (who have smoked 1792 that is) that an upside down pipe concentrates the 'goodness' of 1792 but for the novice, this concentration is often over-powering :tongue:
 
kilted1":23qg0yij said:
EJinVA":23qg0yij said:
Welcome Kilted 1,
Glad to see more southerners on board!
:pipe:
Yeah I'm definitely a Southerner (now) I've lived in 'The South - Texas and Georgia' longer than where I was raised (Upstate, NY) but I've always had the 'Southern state of mind and being'. As a kid I always dreamed of living elsewhere, where freedom and leave me alone on 'MY LAND' still meant something. I always rejected 'big government' in pursuit of what our US Constitution and Bill of Rights guarantee us, favoring 'States Rights' and 'Local Governance' over a large and invasive federal (feudalistic) system.

So don't let the fact that I'm not a 'Native Southerner' fool you. I think you'll find I'm a 'Rebel to the Core'. Our family records show recorded births in what is now America, but then was New Amsterdam in 1570's so I claim myself a 'Native American' (though not on tax forms :p )and I believe that's what counts the most.

It's time for 'True Americans' to stand firm and defend our heritage and stop letting the pencil pushers in Washington enslave us with a socialist agenda.

Too political for ya? I'm a jaded old fart, get over it!
Hooo Wee!
You'll have fun in the rubber room!
 
Trout Bum":fib00z6f said:
Welcome aboard, oh Kilted1!
Hey Trout Bum!

I'm learning the finer art of Fly Fishing myself! I had first tried it years ago Fly Fishing western Arkansas for Smallmouth Bass with crawfish patterns. Now I'm learning Trout and Largemouth patterns and methods.

Best fish so far? 5 pound 2 ounce stocked Rainbow Trout on a Mudder Minnow on a 5 weight rod with an 8x tippet. It was an interesting 8 minutes of terror I can assure you!

I really need to get better at managing the wind before I can hope to tackle western waters though. I'd love to learn Spey casting and methods also.
 
kilted1":qbjj7yew said:
I wear the MacDougall tartan, (yes a rebel clan). My maternal grandmother was a McDowell (sept of MacDougall) I also have ties to Campbell, Ross, Ogilvie, and Elliot some being Highlanders, others Lowlanders and some Border clans. I guess my ancestors 'got around' :darklord:
I'm a Gunn myself, though very very diluted. One of my best friends since high school is a MacKay--we'd always bring back the old rivlary when we were talking smack.
 
Doc Manhattan":ce8fyyr1 said:
kilted1":ce8fyyr1 said:
I wear the MacDougall tartan, (yes a rebel clan). My maternal grandmother was a McDowell (sept of MacDougall) I also have ties to Campbell, Ross, Ogilvie, and Elliot some being Highlanders, others Lowlanders and some Border clans. I guess my ancestors 'got around' :darklord:
I'm a Gunn myself, though very very diluted. One of my best friends since high school is a MacKay--we'd always bring back the old rivlary when we were talking smack.
Yeah, nothing beats an elbow to the ribs saying 'enemy' while sharing a wee dram! :D
 
kilted1":a7t97ymj said:
Hello friends,

Looks like a nice place to smoke some manly tobacco ... firing up some 1792 and I think I'll sit down over <<< there!
I think Kilted1 took a liking to this place.
 
Thanks to everyone for the warm welcome and to Bill for inviting me to join :D
 
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