Morning puffs, 7-3-08

Morning puffs, 7-3-08

Good morning ASP! What are yiz smokin'?

I have Irish Flake in a Savinelli and homeroast in da' big horkin'
John Deere mug.

Buck

Re: Morning puffs, 7-3-08

On Jul 3, 5:52 am, buck12ga <dbuc...@gmail,com > wrote:
> Good morning ASP! What are yiz smokin'?
>
> I have Irish Flake in a Savinelli and homeroast in da' big horkin'
> John Deere mug.
>
> Buck

**************************
'morning Buck, ASP. 68, 80% humidity, headed for mucho rain in Western
NY. Just back from shorter "dog walks me", C&D Corinthian in yard
pipe(s). Same baccy loaded in MichaelFrey fancy bent poker for after
breakfast. Yard work planned...depends on precipitation. For
now.....back to sleep.

Ed Duncan, Batavia, NY
pipe since '62, brain addled/mindless forever

Re: Morning puffs, 7-3-08

buck12ga wrote:
> Good morning ASP! What are yiz smokin'?
>
> I have Irish Flake in a Savinelli and homeroast in da' big horkin'
> John Deere mug.
>
> Buck
Morning,
Sounds tasty, Buck; nothing like starting the day with a bang. I've
chosen MacB. Golden Extra in a Yello Bole small bulldog. I've grown
quite fond of this broken flake, no-nonsense tobacco. The pipe is
ancient (4 digit) and small with a comfortable bit, a great work pipe,
and smokes very dry.
Mouse

Re: Morning puffs, 7-3-08

On Jul 3, 7:21 am, mouse <silvermo...@hotpop,com > wrote:
> buck12ga wrote:
> > Good morning ASP! What are yiz smokin'?
>
> > I have Irish Flake in a Savinelli and homeroast in da' big horkin'
> > John Deere mug.
>
> > Buck
>
> Morning,
> Sounds tasty, Buck; nothing like starting the day with a bang. I've
> chosen MacB. Golden Extra in a Yello Bole small bulldog. I've grown
> quite fond of this broken flake, no-nonsense tobacco. The pipe is
> ancient (4 digit) and small with a comfortable bit, a great work pipe,
> and smokes very dry.
> Mouse

Mouse do you smoke smoke Golden Extra from bulk or tin? Either way
it's a very economical blend.

Re: Morning puffs, 7-3-08

Col. CraggyBlast wrote:
> On Jul 3, 7:21 am, mouse <silvermo...@hotpop,com > wrote:
>> buck12ga wrote:
>>> Good morning ASP! What are yiz smokin'?
>>> I have Irish Flake in a Savinelli and homeroast in da' big horkin'
>>> John Deere mug.
>>> Buck
>> Morning,
>> Sounds tasty, Buck; nothing like starting the day with a bang. I've
>> chosen MacB. Golden Extra in a Yello Bole small bulldog. I've grown
>> quite fond of this broken flake, no-nonsense tobacco. The pipe is
>> ancient (4 digit) and small with a comfortable bit, a great work pipe,
>> and smokes very dry.
>> Mouse
>
> Mouse do you smoke smoke Golden Extra from bulk or tin? Either way
> it's a very economical blend.
Hi Col.,
Li'l Brown had a clearance sale on the 1 lb. cannisters (~$13) so I
picked up a few. Then I ordered some more and they sent 1 and
backordered the other 2, but instead of sending cannisters, they sent
bags of bulk at $24/ea. So, to answer your question, I've been smoking
bulk. I've got 7 or 8 lbs. of it put aside for when Massachusetts
decides to follow Vermont's lead and try to put a tobacco tax on
internet sales. It is only a matter of time. In-state sales are already
taxed at something like 30-35% and they just increased the tax on cigs
by $1, almost as bad as NY. Although I don't need to tell you, it bears
repeating that tobacco isn't going to get any cheaper.

Mouse

Re: Morning puffs, 7-3-08

On Jul 3, 6:45 pm, mouse <silvermo...@hotpop,com > wrote:
> Col. CraggyBlast wrote:
> > On Jul 3, 7:21 am, mouse <silvermo...@hotpop,com > wrote:
> >> buck12ga wrote:
> >>> Good morning ASP! What are yiz smokin'?
> >>> I have Irish Flake in a Savinelli and homeroast in da' big horkin'
> >>> John Deere mug.
> >>> Buck
> >> Morning,
> >> Sounds tasty, Buck; nothing like starting the day with a bang. I've
> >> chosen MacB. Golden Extra in a Yello Bole small bulldog. I've grown
> >> quite fond of this broken flake, no-nonsense tobacco. The pipe is
> >> ancient (4 digit) and small with a comfortable bit, a great work pipe,
> >> and smokes very dry.
> >> Mouse
>
> > Mouse do you smoke smoke Golden Extra from bulk or tin? Either way
> > it's a very economical blend.
>
> Hi Col.,
> Li'l Brown had a clearance sale on the 1 lb. cannisters (~$13) so I
> picked up a few. Then I ordered some more and they sent 1 and
> backordered the other 2, but instead of sending cannisters, they sent
> bags of bulk at $24/ea.

That doesn't seem fair.

Re: Morning puffs, 7-3-08

Mornin' Buck, fellas. Here it's Robt. Lewis Wingfield Mixture in a
Becker blast bent big headed dublin. Steaming my eyes open with Bali
Shinzan from Paradise Roasters. Rained off and on all night here.
Looks like more in the offing too. PT at ten twenty and work slated
for after lunch. Only two more weeks of training my replacement then
it's finito, no mas. Yea team ! Sorry to pattle on but the wife's gone
to work and I pissed off the dog and she won't talk to me.


Kim

Re: Morning puffs, 7-3-08

kkocher001@woh.rr,com wrote:
> Mornin' Buck, fellas. Here it's Robt. Lewis Wingfield Mixture in a
> Becker blast bent big headed dublin. Steaming my eyes open with Bali
> Shinzan from Paradise Roasters. Rained off and on all night here.
> Looks like more in the offing too. PT at ten twenty and work slated
> for after lunch. Only two more weeks of training my replacement then
> it's finito, no mas. Yea team ! Sorry to pattle on but the wife's gone
> to work and I pissed off the dog and she won't talk to me.
>
>
> Kim
>
>


Kim, you sure do work a lot for a retired man.

I'm about to light up some Community College (Light Flake/University
Flake) with a little Carter Hall added in a big Savinelli Roma bent
billiard. Probably iced tea on the side, because it's just too damned
hot for hot tea.

Have a nice day guys,


Casey

Re: Morning puffs, 7-3-08

Casey wrote:
> kkocher001@woh.rr,com wrote:
>> Mornin' Buck, fellas. Here it's Robt. Lewis Wingfield Mixture in a
>> Becker blast bent big headed dublin. Steaming my eyes open with Bali
>> Shinzan from Paradise Roasters. Rained off and on all night here.
>> Looks like more in the offing too. PT at ten twenty and work slated
>> for after lunch. Only two more weeks of training my replacement then
>> it's finito, no mas. Yea team ! Sorry to pattle on but the wife's gone
>> to work and I pissed off the dog and she won't talk to me.
>>
>>
>> Kim
>>
>>
>
>
> Kim, you sure do work a lot for a retired man.
>
> I'm about to light up some Community College (Light Flake/University
> Flake) with a little Carter Hall added in a big Savinelli Roma bent
> billiard. Probably iced tea on the side, because it's just too damned
> hot for hot tea.
>
> Have a nice day guys,
>
>
> Casey

Hola y'all,
FMOTT in a Barber bent bulldog :-)

Re: Morning puffs, 7-3-08

On Jul 3, 4:52 am, buck12ga <dbuc...@gmail,com > wrote:
> Good morning ASP! What are yiz smokin'?
>
> I have Irish Flake in a Savinelli and homeroast in da' big horkin'
> John Deere mug.
>
> Buck

Rainy here and Early Morning PIpe in a Sav full bent....bests..

ML. [zkeeper]

Re: Morning puffs, 7-3-08

Mornin' all. Haddo's in an RYO. Nothin' on the side. Riding a tidal
wave of anxiety ... hoping it will subside after a few hours, and
place me firmly back on the ground. One never knows, however. Almost
finished with a second P.G. Wodehouse book for Bookstacks. I think
I'll take a break from this author and jump into Willa Cather. Hope
all that are up are enjoying a tasty smoke,

Ian
--
It is better to have loafed and lost than
never to have loafed at all. (James Thurber)
http :// www .aspipes.org/
http :// www .bookstacks.org/

Re: Morning puffs, 7-3-08

On Jul 3, 9:33 am, Lance Manyon <rastall...@gmail,com > wrote:
> Mornin' all. Haddo's in an RYO. Nothin' on the side. Riding a tidal
> wave of anxiety ... hoping it will subside after a few hours, and
> place me firmly back on the ground. One never knows, however. Almost
> finished with a second P.G. Wodehouse book for Bookstacks. I think
> I'll take a break from this author and jump into Willa Cather. Hope
> all that are up are enjoying a tasty smoke,
>
> Ian
> --
> It is better to have loafed and lost than
> never to have loafed at all. (James Thurber) http :// www .aspipes.org/http://www .bookstacks.org/

Sorry about the wave, Ian.

Buck

Re: Morning puffs, 7-3-08

On Jul 3, 5:52 am, buck12ga <dbuc...@gmail,com > wrote:
> Good morning ASP! What are yiz smokin'?
>
> I have Irish Flake in a Savinelli and homeroast in da' big horkin'
> John Deere mug.
>
> Buck

I just got back from a doctor's appointment, so I'm ready for a bowl
of something good: Aged 2010 in a Jorn bamboo billiard.

You're a better man than me smoking Irish Flake so early in the
morning, Buck. :-)

Re: Morning puffs, 7-3-08

On Jul 3, 9:53 am, "Col. CraggyBlast" <scfowler1...@yahoo,com > wrote:
> On Jul 3, 5:52 am, buck12ga <dbuc...@gmail,com > wrote:
>
> > Good morning ASP! What are yiz smokin'?
>
> > I have Irish Flake in a Savinelli and homeroast in da' big horkin'
> > John Deere mug.
>
> > Buck
>
> I just got back from a doctor's appointment, so I'm ready for a bowl
> of something good:  Aged 2010 in a Jorn bamboo billiard.
>
> You're a better man than me smoking Irish Flake so early in the
> morning, Buck.  :-)

It nailed my stomach pretty good cause all I had was a single bagel
with cream cheese, lol. It wasn't bad until I returned to bed.

I trust the Doctor's appointment went well.

Buck

Re: Morning puffs, 7-3-08

Greeting Buck et al. It's 965 in a 1963 Dunhill Tanshell, coffee and
Vivaldi on the side. Sorry to hear about the anxiety, Ian. Isn't
Wodehouse great? Nothing to read today, but do have Das Boot to watch
if I need a break from my writing. Hope I don't end up on the couch
all day from meds reaction like I did yesterday. Going to ream down my
Peterson Silver Spigot to the wood today and soak in EverClear. I
think it should be giving me a better smoke. Pleasant Puffing to all.
-- Tim