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<blockquote data-quote="JackT" data-source="post: 546686" data-attributes="member: 4454">I did have a basset hound at one time.&nbsp; They are interesting creatures.&nbsp; As for Texas, it&#039;s where I live because it&#039;s where I work.&nbsp; Otherwise, I don&#039;t think I&#039;d live here.&nbsp; And since I&#039;m not from Texas originally, I have had it made clear many times that I will never be a Texan, which is perfectly fine with me.&nbsp; Thus, when I indicate where I am &quot;from&quot;, I usually qualify the statement.&nbsp; If I were to describe my identity, I would use the term New Englander. At the moment, I am smoking Ashton Consummate Gentleman and Peterson University Flake (not at the same time).&nbsp; I&#039;m particularly fond of Ashton and Dunhill pipes, but also like some Italian pipes such as Ascorti.&nbsp; One of my Ascorti pipes, a Rhodesian, both feels and smokes about as perfectly as I can imagine.&nbsp; Thanks for the welcome.&nbsp; This looks like an interesting group.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JackT, post: 546686, member: 4454"] I did have a basset hound at one time. They are interesting creatures. As for Texas, it's where I live because it's where I work. Otherwise, I don't think I'd live here. And since I'm not from Texas originally, I have had it made clear many times that I will never be a Texan, which is perfectly fine with me. Thus, when I indicate where I am "from", I usually qualify the statement. If I were to describe my identity, I would use the term New Englander. At the moment, I am smoking Ashton Consummate Gentleman and Peterson University Flake (not at the same time). I'm particularly fond of Ashton and Dunhill pipes, but also like some Italian pipes such as Ascorti. One of my Ascorti pipes, a Rhodesian, both feels and smokes about as perfectly as I can imagine. Thanks for the welcome. This looks like an interesting group. [/QUOTE]

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