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Hey sperry, welcome!

There are tons of little cafes nearby here which make their own house blends. My current favorite is Mezcla de la Casa from Tradición de Coyoacán. I feel lucky that there are still small mom and pop cafes around that roast their own coffee.

Sad news. He will be missed. I will have to pop a tin of DHRY in his memory.

Good to see you, Dover!

Great to see Shane after so long. He really ran with the pipe smoking ball. :cheers:

The Eastons I remember were pretty much state of the art at that time. For home target practice I just made my own targets with 5 spots. You can go through arrows pretty quickly shooting 5 at the same bullseye. The XX75s were just so expensive at the time that I couldn't afford to keep replacing...

Nice thing about carbon arrows is they're either straight or broken. No numbering your arrows necessary. :lol:

I was way into archery all the way until I came to Mexico. I started on a fiberglass recurve my dad got me. I earned American Archer both right handed and left handed in summer camp in the 7th grade. When I got older I got into compounds and shot both fingers and release with those. Since you...

Welcome back!

Hope you're have a great one, PD. Even in Covid captivity! :cheers:

If one of those canisters happened to faaaaaaaall....

Though not technically a movie...

Reminds me a lot of Escher

I believe it is a Bansky original. Insofar as that can be proven :lol!:

Enjoy! And go slow on the Night train Express :drunken: Bravo Brewdude! :cheers:

I'm interested in how we are all using this Covid-19 time to stay productive and reconnect with things we've been putting off. Learning new things, picking up a new/old hobby, maybe even getting outside and exercising again. I think sliding into the comfort of Netflix or whatever we do to unwind...

I think RY has one of the biggest nicotine wallops out there. It is definitely not a blend to start out with. :drunken: I think Carlos is right about Dead-Mouse-in-a-Tin being SG 1792. That stuff simply reeks. Tastes great though. You only know the state of the mouse once the tin is opened...

Never. Nor would those guys use it to their personal advantage. :pirate:

+1 on the fan box in the window. If you have non smokers in the house they'll appreciate it. 8)

I think cigarettes are really a secondary issue. It's about special interest groups, ie insurance companies, not wanting to bear the cost of smoking related disease. It is cost driven. Corporate interests are what form policy, not the idea of individual freedom. Freedom serves profit. :lol!: