Christian Pipe Smokers

It's been freezing in Colorado lately, so I'm letting it acclimate to its new home after making the journey from Canada.

That thing is beautiful.

RE: Colorado weather
I use 75% packs but I rarely register more than 70 on the hygrometer. I put in a whole house humidifier a couple years ago ...

I ended up snagging a NOS Dunhill humidor in walnut burl from the '80s. It holds 25 cigars, which is about right for me.

It's been freezing in Colorado lately, so I'm letting it acclimate to its new home after making the journey from Canada. But, it appears to seal well, and the humidification ...

Lord of Spirit s (two Orthodox priests talk about the Spiritual Realm)
I love Lord of Spirits . They're in desperate need of an editor, but man the content is good. As far as religious podcasts, I also like The Symbolic World .

On the secular side of things, 99% Invisible is great, and I've been ...

Antique humidors are beautiful decorations but terrible humidors generally.
I was hoping to protect myself by sticking with the Dunhills, Nat Shermans, etc.—something that would have been really high-end in its day. Do you think even those would have loosened up with time?

I had my eye on this ...

A unique experience indeed! Strangeness aside, I can actually relate to the guy: I enjoy the room note of cigars as much as the cigars themselves.

There was a thread on the old CPS where people would post pictures of where they were smoking or something like that, and just to be goofy, I put a ...

I've been thinking about upgrading my basic tupperdor to something more attractive, and as with most things, vintage speaks to me more than new.

On eBay, I see a smattering of the usual suspects (Dunhill, Nat Sherman, etc.), but are there other brands I should look out for? I'm hoping there might ...

I had a couple of Short Stories with a friend on Friday. We smoked in the garage to get out of the cold, but I'll have to remember to crack a window next time. We hotboxed the place, and now everything smells like cigars.

[...] because the Lamb was slain before the foundation of the world. Maybe it's less a time tear and more like accessing a river whose source sprung at a certain place and time. To drink from that water is to participate with the source and does not do away with remembering.
:D You beat me to it ...

+JMJ+

Speaking as one who also affirms that the Eucharist is more than a mere memorial, so I'm not trying to defend that position, how does one make jive the idea of being both here and there (ie at the cross) with our Lord commanding us to "do this in remembrance of me". That is to say, how do ...

LushMojo wrote: 28 Nov 2022, 20:28 Hey ladies, is this the snaketits support group?

Hey! It's that guy.

Good to see yer face.