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I can say that cleaning a pipe is a lot less of a hassle than cleaning/mainting the smaller parts of an e-cig.

Quote from: Frenzie on 2014-05-15, 18:40:09

Aww, why not?

Like you need to ask. 

A handsome pipe...   I have been thinking of re-visiting pipes as a smoking option. Just seems like a lot of work for a good smoke. Or have I just been doing something wrong?

Quote from: Luxor on 2014-05-15, 18:22:57

Quote from: Frenzie on 2014-05-15, 18:40:09

Aww, why not?

Like you need to ask. 

I've had mostly good experiences with Volvos.

Quote from: expatri on 2014-05-15, 23:51:17

A handsome pipe...   I have been thinking of re-visiting pipes as a smoking option. Just seems like a lot of work for a good smoke. Or have I just been doing something wrong?

I know nothing about pipes, but it sounds like less work than e.g. rolling a cigarette.

I've had mostly good experiences with Volvos.

Actually, there are some handy little cigarette rollers out there.

Quote from: Frenzie on 2014-05-18, 21:37:49

I've had mostly good experiences with Volvos.

Oh they are reliable cars I'll give you that and if you drive one and were involved in a crash with another car, I would rate your chance of survival better than the other guy in his car. They're just so ugly, a box on wheels is the best way you could describe them. Maybe I'm just remembering the things from the 70's.
I've no idea if the modern Volvo has improved in looks or not, in all honesty. Don't drive, so lack of interest in cars in general.

Quote from: expatri on 2014-05-18, 22:35:41

Actually, there are some handy little cigarette rollers out there.

There is indeed, though I tended to go through my tobacco a whole lot  quicker when I used to use one, prefer to roll them by hand. There are some folk out there who just can't get the hang of them for some reason. I know a couple of them, even after me showing them how to use it they still couldn't master the things.

with the rolling device, I could do up several "packs" at a time to get me through the week...

The newer ones are much more stylish...especially their sedans. The wagons are nice also, but you can only do so much with a station wagon when it comes to style...

Now the '70s… yeah, those were pretty ugly.

Quote from: Frenzie on 2014-05-19, 19:05:52

Now the '70s… yeah, those were pretty ugly.

That looks like the horrible thing one of our neighbours had way back then.

With the exception of sports cars, style didn't exactly "rule" on either side of the pond back in the 70's...

Some people actually admire 'classic' cars from back in the 50's

I love me some car shows. The older the better.

Don't forget about vintage tractors.

Yup I've seen one of those vintage car shows,  quite entertaining to watch

Some of them looked and sounded like they were seconds away from exploding.

I dunno; it might be the ones that don't make any noise that are the most dangerous.

Quote from: Mandi on 2014-05-21, 22:10:58

I love me some car shows. The older the better.

Ah yes the older the better. Though I must admit to being a bit wary of standing next to the ones that had steam engines sometimes. Some of them looked and sounded like they were seconds away from exploding. 

Fair enough reason. No one wants to explode

Somewhere near the end there's a graph showing level of happiness plotted against distance of crotch from explosions.

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