I know that, and you know that, but for some reason people think it must be incredibly complicated. Plus, lining everything up properly and getting the part over the middle smooth is a little complicated. I rarely get it looking good on the first try (I only wear one a couple times a month, though).Doc Manhattan":8y4vsxjc said:It's just a shoelace bow! But... flat. (I wear bow ties to work almost every day.)
:cheers:Falconer":2d77yht1 said:A brimmed hat
a good dog
a best friend
a quality pocket knife
Puff Daddy":3cawdudq said:Yep!! This is all oabout the toys and gadgets we like, and to see if there's a theme among us. As we're all pipesmokers I was just curious if we liked other guy stuff collectively besides pipes.puros_bran":3cawdudq said:There is no good or bad as long as its what you yourself are content with.
Hermit said it more bluntly than most would have, but said it succinctly :lol:
Pheonix11525":3cawdudq said:Omega for the watch
Yup 8) (not mine, but it's the one I want one of these days)
DoverPipes":zgmz0kjj said:What every man needs:
1) A well tailored suit with extra trousers (1 Pleated w/ cuffs & 1 Flat front no cuffs) Custom fitted shirt w / French cuffs (cufflinks are a given)
2) A customized concealed carry pistol of a suitable caliber (your choice)
3) Leather high back chair
4) A smoking jacket / gown
5) Good quality leather jacket (3/4 length or duster)
6) Assortment of "Top Shelf" quality spirits (Gin, Vodka, Scotch, Whiskey, Port, etc. You can add ultra high grade tequilla if absolutely necessary....
7) Money Clip / Credit Card Pouch (No wallets, ever!!!!)
Dover, you're a complex man! :cheers:
8) Pendleton Shirts
9) High Grade Pipe w/ leather carry bag (your choice)
11) Grooming Kit & Quality Shaving Implements
12) Business cards of a tasteful & professional design (Even if you aren't "in business", a good looking business card makes a lasting impression)
13) and what the other guys already stated...
Not complex, I just know what I like.Falconer":8vn4105j said:sorry, that somehow showed up in the middle of your quote. :x
Here it is!
Dover, you're a complex man! :cheers:
Wishing you well with that pipester!!!!happypipester":5cgi7t2d said:Everything listed above (especially a tranquil heart, that's worth more than anything ultimately).
So far, I have several good pipes, and a modest but nice cellar, a couple Old Boys (worth every penny), a great guitar (some in the guitar world complain about Gibson's QC, but mine is awesome.. I do have a couple Martins on my wish-list though..), and a fairly tranquil heart (much work needed, but much less than many at my age).
Now I just have to get out of the rut I'm in (work, hang out, come home), and get into a good college! I have more than enough supportive people in my life when it comes to this, I just got myself stuck in a rut (thankfully, it's not an impossible one to get out of).
Cheers!
:cheers: :cheers: :cheers:Falconer":67v2p987 said:A brimmed hat
a good dog
a best friend
a quality pocket knife
Why are people always down on tequila? I think its because most peoples' memories of tequila involve throwing up cheap, bottom-shelf junk after a hard night. Tequila doesn't have the marketing muscle of bourbon, scotch, or vodka, but there are some fantastic, very tasty, and nuanced tequilas out there. A lot of them are imported to the U.S. in only very limited quantities. And, because it doesn't have the cachet of other liquors, high-quality bottles are often much cheaper! It takes just as much skill for a distiller to make high quality tequila as any other liquor.DoverPipes":owu77x58 said:6) Assortment of "Top Shelf" quality spirits (Gin, Vodka, Scotch, Whiskey, Port, etc. You can add ultra high grade tequilla if absolutely necessary....
I did say Ultra high grade tequilla. Not "bottom-shelf junk".......... :roll:Lupulus":3j9j0jbs said:Why are people always down on tequila? I think its because most peoples' memories of tequila involve throwing up cheap, bottom-shelf junk after a hard night. Tequila doesn't have the marketing muscle of bourbon, scotch, or vodka, but there are some fantastic, very tasty, and nuanced tequilas out there. A lot of them are imported to the U.S. in only very limited quantities. And, because it doesn't have the cachet of other liquors, high-quality bottles are often much cheaper! It takes just as much skill for a distiller to make high quality tequila as any other liquor.DoverPipes":3j9j0jbs said:6) Assortment of "Top Shelf" quality spirits (Gin, Vodka, Scotch, Whiskey, Port, etc. You can add ultra high grade tequilla if absolutely necessary....
I know, I know. It's just that I really like great tequila and when I mention this, most people think that I'm crazy because they don't know that good tequila even exists. :x And that's my point, tequila is the only liquor that you had to qualify at all; with the others, we assume that we're talking high grade spirits. I continue my quest to educate the world about good tequila! Or maybe I should just stay quiet, that way nobody else will know and it will stay cheap for me!DoverPipes":92mliaed said:I did say Ultra high grade tequilla. Not "bottom-shelf junk".......... :roll:
I could have not mentioned it at all and left it up to you.