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for sure, for sure!

CH in a Country Gentleman--works for me-

CH is really good for drugstore tobacco--actually CH in a MM is "mighty sweet"-- :cheers:

RLP-6 in a no name

Finck's English in a Pipe Pub bent

Finck's English blend in a no name pipe pub briar--

CH in a Dane Spool--iced tea for wash--

hot tea, whole wheat bread with honey, chunk o cheddar followed by burley in a no name bent--if it gets better i couldn't stand it

home brew burley mix in a GBD Century

PA/CH in a kaywoodie canadian--ice tea to beat the heat

i chose whitebriar because the best, most mellow pipe i ever owned was a Kaywoodie Whitebriar bent--it got broken while i was is SE Asia--i have really never gotten over that event--

SWR in a MM Diplomat

PA in a cob--coffee to chase

i hate to admit it, but that has a certain logic!!

>>> Nicotine in tobacco form accounts for millions of deaths each year from cancer, emphysema and heart disease. ***** Yet, in certain neurologic and psychiatric conditions, nicotine can have useful therapeutic effects, reported scientists at the inaugural conference of the Society for Research...

>>>> Coffee cuts cancer risk significantly *New Study*>>>>> it seems all my one time vices are turning out to be healthy-- now if they just find that tobacco cures something :roll:

I have always been troubled by film makers who portrayed Watson as a buffoon. It takes him completely out of character as he was presented in the stories. After all the man was an M.D. Where do they come up with that idea? I agree wholeheartedly about J. Brett.

thanks for the welcoming my friends--it's good to be here

agreed!! Brett in my mind captured Holmes like no other

The Hound is definitely my all time favorite--as for choosing the next four, i can't do it--they are all tied for second--