"SPOOPY" says it all about this time of year. It's one of those if you have to ask you'll never know situations. Thanks to Cap'n Crunch's Halloween Crunch the spoopy feeling can be attained in a bowl. I felt this cereal was really doing spoopy justice, and I found no resources combining the two. I was driven to demonstrate how spoopy this cereal is.
Monday, October 7, 2013
Spoopy
I found inspiration in this picture:
"SPOOPY" says it all about this time of year. It's one of those if you have to ask you'll never know situations. Thanks to Cap'n Crunch's Halloween Crunch the spoopy feeling can be attained in a bowl. I felt this cereal was really doing spoopy justice, and I found no resources combining the two. I was driven to demonstrate how spoopy this cereal is.
Only available for a limited time, and also probably St. Patrick's Day 2014,
"SPOOPY" says it all about this time of year. It's one of those if you have to ask you'll never know situations. Thanks to Cap'n Crunch's Halloween Crunch the spoopy feeling can be attained in a bowl. I felt this cereal was really doing spoopy justice, and I found no resources combining the two. I was driven to demonstrate how spoopy this cereal is.
Drastic Restructuring
I created this blog for one reason; synergy. With the meager earnings I've had from YouTube it seemed logical to branch out and snag more impressions. I have had minor success here, however starting the blog for revenue produced a series of arbitrary posts.
Now that YouTube has updated it's interface I can upload my videos without fear of playback issues, lack of audio, or missing footage. I plan on doing so, I also plan on using this blog for things completely unrelated to YouTube except for a weekly post. Maybe I'll start posting excerpts from my novel. Recipes for some GOOD EATS.Who knows? Who cares?
I feel zero pressure to accommodate this blog with any regiment of posts so enjoy what you get and comment often.
Now that YouTube has updated it's interface I can upload my videos without fear of playback issues, lack of audio, or missing footage. I plan on doing so, I also plan on using this blog for things completely unrelated to YouTube except for a weekly post. Maybe I'll start posting excerpts from my novel. Recipes for some GOOD EATS.Who knows? Who cares?
I feel zero pressure to accommodate this blog with any regiment of posts so enjoy what you get and comment often.
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Pipe Close Up: Savinelli Baronet 606EX
This pipe is very special to me. It's the first pipe I ever bought new (besides corn cobs) Initially I hated rustication, but I also wanted the closest thing I could get to a magnum pipe I could afford at the time. It was this pipe. I still love it, and today, as I write this, I'm packing it to make a video for the first time in ages.
Pipe Close Up: Meerschaum "Portly Gentleman"
I have a few meerschaums kicking around, and because there are no discern able names associated with them I find myself naming them. I dub the one, you see before you the Portly Gent. It's big, round, and simply classy. This is the pipe as seen on "Meerschaum Moments" and I've been smoking it daily for about a week. I have a couple other meerschaums and I think they need some tobacco love too. Anyways, that will be some time before I think up names.
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Friday, March 2, 2012
Pipe Close Up: MacQueen Briar Russet
We got some wild weather headed our way! Yesterday tornadoes today, hurricanes? What the funk is going on around here? Let's showcase the coolest mini churchwarden I have. This pipe has by far the best finish on both the stem and bowl of all my MacQueens, and it smokes like a dream. For a brief moment let me tell you all how awesome the shankless design looks: FREAKIN' AWESOME. That is all.
Pipe Close Up: MacQueen White Ash Dwarf
As promised, I'm knocking out some more pipe porn for you guys to grab a fresh tub of Crisco and...do what ever it is you do...do. I just went down a dark path in my mind, no worries I'll block out those thoughts with a beautiful churchwarden. The wood it is made of is ash, so it takes color and stain very well. Also, the grain has an almost distressed look to it, overall making it an awesome pipe.
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