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And this was eBay, so it doesn't really belong in this thread, but it lumps in so nicely with the one above.
Tom, I've seen a lot of your pictures, and you must have the most interesting abode! I love all your cool vintage nicknacks, and I envy your ability to smoke your pipe in the house.
Speaking of which, I'm going to smoke my pipe outside...heh.
Gin has kids. So, no in-house smoking...
Hey, Jimmy. Find me a Hamm's motion light yet?
Speaking of signs, I got a few(8) this weekend.
One of them is a rippler Coors. I don't have pictures of mine but They look like this:
I got two of these One of them was new in the package with instructions and a few scene changes.
This is the rippler I didn't realize it was one until I got it home and turned it on.
This guy must have liked Coors because I got several others and two Schlitz too.
I got two of these sconces.
This one needs a power cord(unlike the picture) but it is really cool so I had to get it.
I have to add this one since I found a similar photo. Mine doesn't have the clock int he center though. It just has a large version of the picture of the rocky spring.
You are really asking for the moon. I have one---just one that I found for about $100 a few years ago and I am not letting that one go.
They are having another estate sale next month. If they have more they are mine!
Oh, I see. My pop never smoked in the house, still doesn't to this day. That was for the safety and condition of the house/antiques more than for us kids lol
Sign is about five feet long, letters are about 20 inches high.
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Well, you're no fun
Oh my God! James took pictures!
Shangas has it right. The wife would murder me if I smoked my pipe in the house, although she tolerated the pipe smoke before we had kids. I don't really want to expose them either; if they want to take up pipe smoking, I'd prefer it be their choice!
Makes sense to me. Honestly, if not for my Grandpa and Dad both being fans of tobacco use, I probably wouldn't have ever taken it up myself.
I didn't need my forebearers help to like fine cigars.
I didn't need my forebearers help to like fine cigars.
That's fine and dandy, but I grew up with my pop smoking stogies and my grandpa doing the same, or his pipe. I can't help but think that it influenced me, as I smoke both now lol
I'm not fancy schmancy like you, though. Dutch Masters do the trick for me