It ought to be.Is that a new nutrition trend?
When I'm on my diet, all my snacks are low calorie. I found that eating just a little every so often during the course of the day helps get me to the next meal.***What Are You Smoking, March 2024?***
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When I'm on my diet, all my snacks are low calorie. I found that eating just a little every so often during the course of the day helps get me to the next meal.
C&D Night Train in an Eltang Basic
It ought to be.
still can not figure it out:
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JimInks said:
Did a little low calorie smoking...
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must be very sophisticated method this one!...
True cowboy....
Valera Ryzhenko Strawberry wood Blast Nosewarmer with Tabac De La Semois: La Volute
@john19 Cavalier hat
The 1792 Flake was a good smoke in Ye Olde Clay. I think a long stem clay pipe is better for lighting with an ember from the blacksmith's forge at Viking & Redcoat re-enactments
I was a bit lazy and just eyeballed roughly equal amounts instead of cutting off measured parts of Sutliff States of Virginia: Stoved/Yellow/Red, Sutliff Private Stock Limited Edition. I’m having it in a bit of an oddity of a Savinelli Diplomat with an oval shank. This pipe is from the Angelo Savinelli side of the family in Genova/Genoa (as opposed to the more well known Achille Savinelli in Milano/Milan). This pipe is stamped “TRIAL SAVINELLI GENOVA” and ”LONDON BRIAR” on the shank, and ”ITALY” on the stem. So, I guess it qualifies as Brit wood? I’m not sure if the pipe is from the Angelo Savinelli period, Ferruccio, or Giorgio Savinelli era (Giorgio died in 2012 at the age of 87, last member of the Ligurian branch of the family). If it was Ferruccio, it probably would’ve been stamped “F. Savinelli.” This branch of the family had their shop at 31 Galleria Mazzini.
Now smoking year 2013 Capstan Blue Ready Rubbed in a smooth dark brown post-WWII Comoy’s Grand Slam 340 patent billiard with a tapered black vulcanite stem. Have enough for one more bowl.
The answer is above your pay grade.still can not figure it out:
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JimInks said:
Did a little low calorie smoking...
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must be very sophisticated method this one!...
2012 GH&Co Louisiana Perique Flake in an Al Perkowski 2012 German “Wine Pipe”.
HU Asmara in an unfinished Sav 320.
It's the end of an era, RIP Maple Shadows. Who will be the next king of the mountain? Tune in next episode to find out.
This morning, Sutliffe 507-C in the Peterson XL339S. This afternoon, after I made a pot (11cups of water) of Italian lentil soup with garlic, onion, spinach, and sausage, D&R Three Sails in the newly cleaned Vauen Olaf bent egg. The pipe was great but I feel like a nap after the one bowl of soup. Very filling. First, time making it, It came out really good.
Ennerdale Mixture in a Kaywoodie Shellcraft Lumberman
Well aged Triple Play in an oval shanked billiard
Now smoking year 2012 Esoterica Dunbar in a smooth straight, dark brown early 1960s Lane era Charatan Selected 43 Dublin with a black vulcanite double comfort saddle stem. This pipe was formerly owned by actor William Conrad. Ice water and bergs is my drink.
still can not figure it out:
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JimInks said:
Did a little low calorie smoking...
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must be very sophisticated method this one!...
He’s clearly burning up those calories!
1995 McClelland Brindle Flake in the natural danish egg by Kraig Seder.
First smoke in the Nils Bräutigam blasted prince w/ silver band - Dobies Four Square Curlies.
SUPER petite. Love it.
SUPER petite. Love it.
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