High-End Beauty

[KevinM]

Wooohooo! And I heard Letterman has an opening for a writer!

 

[the rev]

love the foe feature on this forum, brilliant

rev

 

[MisterE]

Wow, this sure went south in a hurry. :suspect:

 

[Steveaux]

... but what I really mean is I am fat, impetuous and take joy in others misfortune... and I think that is the definition of a curmudgeon

rev

You ain't fat .... you's fluffy.

:mrgreen:

 

[Rad Davis]

Or were these actually questions, and I've misunderstood your post?

You can call them questions, statements, ruminations, divine revelation, idle speculation, whatever you want. The point you're avoiding is that internet buyers can and should take note of a pipe's design features before forking over their cash. "Trust me" is not a big theme in the 21st century.

Can't argue argue with that! :lol:

Rad

 

[KevinM]

See? If you argue with someone long enough eventually you find something you agree on in spite of yourself.

 

[Kyle Weiss]

Ah, must be the holiday season. :heart: :santa: :lol:

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[beetlejazz]

I have a critique: "The Curmudgeon" is a terrible name for that pipe. It's curvy, whimsical, and almost cheerful. If there was some stodgy darkness, some kind of drooping bend in it, then...yes.

:lol:

Hahaha! :lol: Interesting, by the way, I had to look up word "curmudgeon" from the dictionary. To me, that pipe looks just crooked and too stylish for the smoker to be trusted. It should be smoked by a gallerist, who is about to sell you a forgery...

 

[Kyle Weiss]

Hahaha! :lol: Interesting, by the way, I had to look up word "curmudgeon" from the dictionary. To me, that pipe looks just crooked and too stylish for the smoker to be trusted. It should be smoked by a gallerist, who is about to sell you a forgery...

Couldn't agree more. :cheers: :lol: Good call.

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