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This needs to be addressed by someone with authority. IF they're dicking around with their blends, why would anyone stock up on them, or even buy them? You don't know what you're getting. I am now afraid to open my cans of LH and Haddo's.

That's Lake Ontario, Al. Shoreline erosion is a seasonal theme up there. And even on a mild, calm day, who knows what lies beneath the surface, biding its time? <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/vfthzU3V4zo" frameborder="0" loading="lazy" allowfullscreen...

I'd would say no, and that you're correct. But I don't have any open at the moment for comparison. That cut doesn't look like anything from Pease that I've encountered. It kind of looks like "sweepings" or something.

Escudo in a Savinelli Giubileo d'Oro pot. I'm starting to like pots after 50 years of avoiding them.

Screw that. They must atone. ;)

C&D might know; ax them. I have some cellared, still in tins--hope it's "right" and not botched or whatever's going on.

:lol!: The images thou doth conjure up!

Interesting stuff. I never "trusted" the Great Lakes, even though I learned to swim in one. They just seem creepier than the ocean. I think of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Make sense? Of course not, but there it is. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/E-dlyTt8TVk"...

Peretti's Royal in a Ron Powell 'dog. This pipe loves latakia.

Except that there are some c*******ers trying to push things ahead. https://csnews.com/public-health-groups-sue-fda-expedite-agencys-review-tobacco-products

Was thinking the same. Didn't actually know, but suspected. Hope we're wrong, but look on the bright side: maybe it smokes better than a Dunhill. :|

"Who will help me eat my bread?" said the Little Red Hen. It's a skill--learn it. Gain 60 pounds. You can do it. You're welcome. ~  Your pal, Rick

Looks like a clone of a Decatur I have. Those old racks were from a different era and made for much smaller pipes. I prefer a silhouette style rack, both for appearance and the fact that you can get larger pipes in it without much trouble or crowding. But no conventional pipe rack that I know of...

Heh.  :joker:

I hate these little reminders of mortality, though probably not as much as Monbla256 does right now. Get better soon, Michael.

Wow. This stuff is well-named. It's orange and it's exotic. Stunning in its taste and incense-like scent. I use "incense" only because I can't think of a more descriptive word. Incense I associate with unwashed hippies; this stuff is more evocative of The Arabian Nights. The room note is exactly...

A Coffin for Dimitrios (The Mask of Dimitrios, in Britain), only because it's recommended...by everyone, apparently. Classic and first(?) of the great spy thrillers. Treachery, deceit, betrayal, intrique, murder, all those good things as seen through the eyes of a professor turned mystery...

You bet it does. Jays are obnoxious. Shoot its ass.

There are several Resurrection blends around; try Lane's Edgeworth clone, for example. I can't think of any that would fit the dyed eggs and bunny meme, however. ;)

Just watched Darkest Hour, courtesy of YouTube and five bucks. Yes, Oldman  is very good; he becomes Churchill quite convincingly. Dunkirk is next, I'm thinkin'. I like the order, rather than the other way around.