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HEY... THIS IS A CIGAR SITE, PAL. WHAT THE HEY IS THIS PIPE CRAP??? Geez...

The day's accompaniment....

Classic English blend from London.

Gawith Hoggarth is a *fine* old Lakeland District blending house. Samuel Gawith is another. They make some phenomenal blends, including one still manufactured with the same process, blend and equipment as was used at its creation in 1792. Now, that particular blend is not for the faint of heart...1792 Flake will put hair on yer chest, and has made many a meal reappear from unsuspecting neophytes.

As a sidenote, my daughter may or may not be named after the the area where these two blending houses reside....

Kip wrote:Gawith Hoggarth is a *fine* old Lakeland District blending house. Samuel Gawith is another. They make some phenomenal blends, including one still manufactured with the same process, blend and equipment as was used at its creation in 1792. Now, that particular blend is not for the faint of heart...1792 Flake will put hair on yer chest, and has made many a meal reappear from unsuspecting neophytes.

As a sidenote, my daughter may or may not be named after the the area where these two blending houses reside....

Your daughter's name is "lakeland district fisher"? I'm sorry but you're not a very good parent.

kurtdesign1 wrote:

Kip wrote:Gawith Hoggarth is a *fine* old Lakeland District blending house. Samuel Gawith is another. They make some phenomenal blends, including one still manufactured with the same process, blend and equipment as was used at its creation in 1792. Now, that particular blend is not for the faint of heart...1792 Flake will put hair on yer chest, and has made many a meal reappear from unsuspecting neophytes.

As a sidenote, my daughter may or may not be named after the the area where these two blending houses reside....

Your daughter's name is "lakeland district fisher"? I'm sorry but you're not a very good parent.

Tee. Hee. Best one in awhile, Craig.

Stewmuse wrote:

kurtdesign1 wrote:

Kip wrote:Gawith Hoggarth is a *fine* old Lakeland District blending house. Samuel Gawith is another. They make some phenomenal blends, including one still manufactured with the same process, blend and equipment as was used at its creation in 1792. Now, that particular blend is not for the faint of heart...1792 Flake will put hair on yer chest, and has made many a meal reappear from unsuspecting neophytes.

As a sidenote, my daughter may or may not be named after the the area where these two blending houses reside....

Your daughter's name is "lakeland district fisher"? I'm sorry but you're not a very good parent.

Tee. Hee. Best one in awhile, Craig.

I waffled about it. My original burn was a bit harsher. Glad I edited properly.

kurtdesign1 wrote:

Stewmuse wrote:

kurtdesign1 wrote:
Your daughter's name is "lakeland district fisher"? I'm sorry but you're not a very good parent.

Tee. Hee. Best one in awhile, Craig.

I waffled about it. My original burn was a bit harsher. Glad I edited properly.

The fact that's your best joke in a while wasn't a compliment, but a very sad observation....


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Kip wrote:

kurtdesign1 wrote:

Stewmuse wrote:
Tee. Hee. Best one in awhile, Craig.

I waffled about it. My original burn was a bit harsher. Glad I edited properly.

The fact that's your best joke in a while wasn't a compliment, but a very sad observation....


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