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[A Friend of Charlie]

Morning, muchachos.

Barnacle Raz the Sailor!

No barnacles on me. Barnacles are the maritime equivalent of moss. And as the say, a rolling stone...

According to Don McLean, moss grows fat on a rolling stone. Poetic license?

But what did he say about barnacles?

"In sex, as in boating, it's best to keep barnacles off your dinghy." - Abraham Lincoln, probably

That's some pretty solid advice.

[Travellin Dave]

Smoke Inn has EPC Short Run 2023 in stock, but I think I can wait for them to be in  stock at Atlantic for $70 less.   

[Travellin Dave]

Hey Tony, how was that Drew Estate 20 Acre Farm?

Really good. I loved it. In fact, I'll be looking to purchase those.

Was asking because Smoke Inn has a DE 5er sale (prices OK, not great)

https://www.smokeinn.com/Drew-Estate-5-Pack-Frenzy/?keep_https=yes

[LuvTooGolf]

Time to go exercise my civic duty. Hazzuh!

[A Friend of Charlie]

Smoke in has EPC Short Run 2023 in stock, but I think I can wait for them to be in  stock at Atlantic for $70 less.   

But what will you smoke in the meantime?

[A Friend of Charlie]

Hey Tony, how was that Drew Estate 20 Acre Farm?

Really good. I loved it. In fact, I'll be looking to purchase those.

Was asking because Smoke Inn has a DE 5er sale (prices OK, not great)

https://www.smokeinn.com/Drew-Estate-5-Pack-Frenzy/?keep_https=yes

$53.95 for a 5er of the vitola I smoked. That seems steep.

[Travellin Dave]

Smoke in has EPC Short Run 2023 in stock, but I think I can wait for them to be in  stock at Atlantic for $70 less.   

But what will you smoke in the meantime?

I'll try to find something.   

[razgueado]

Morning, muchachos.

Barnacle Raz the Sailor!

No barnacles on me. Barnacles are the maritime equivalent of moss. And as the say, a rolling stone...

According to Don McLean, moss grows fat on a rolling stone. Poetic license?

Don McLean was grouchy and hated the Rolling Stones.

[razgueado]

Morning, muchachos.

Barnacle Raz the Sailor!

No barnacles on me. Barnacles are the maritime equivalent of moss. And as the say, a rolling stone...

According to Don McLean, moss grows fat on a rolling stone. Poetic license?

But what did he say about barnacles?

"In sex, as in boating, it's best to keep barnacles off your dinghy." - Abraham Lincoln, probably

We took turns tugging on our dinghy on this trip. It leaked a little, and went soft, so we had to pump it up. But once we got it hard, it was always ready for action.

Yes, we made ALL the jokes.

[A Friend of Charlie]

Morning, muchachos.

Barnacle Raz the Sailor!

No barnacles on me. Barnacles are the maritime equivalent of moss. And as the say, a rolling stone...

According to Don McLean, moss grows fat on a rolling stone. Poetic license?

Don McLean was grouchy and hated the Rolling Stones.

That may be true but I believe he was referring to Dylan in this instance.

[LuvTooGolf]

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[razgueado]

Morning, muchachos.

Barnacle Raz the Sailor!

No barnacles on me. Barnacles are the maritime equivalent of moss. And as the say, a rolling stone...

According to Don McLean, moss grows fat on a rolling stone. Poetic license?

Don McLean was grouchy and hated the Rolling Stones.

That may be true but I believe he was referring to Dylan in this instance.

Not when he wrote "Moss grows fat on a rolling stone" nor when he wrote "Jack Flash sat on a candlestick."

The debate about Dylan is whether he is "the jester" who "sang to the king and queen in a coat he borrowed from James Dean." And I think that is made clear in a later verse, when the jester is "on the sideline in a cast," as Dylan was between 1966 and 1975.

[LuvTooGolf]

601 Green

[A Friend of Charlie]

Morning, muchachos.

Barnacle Raz the Sailor!

No barnacles on me. Barnacles are the maritime equivalent of moss. And as the say, a rolling stone...

According to Don McLean, moss grows fat on a rolling stone. Poetic license?

Don McLean was grouchy and hated the Rolling Stones.

That may be true but I believe he was referring to Dylan in this instance.

Not when he wrote "Moss grows fat on a rolling stone" nor when he wrote "Jack Flash sat on a candlestick."

The debate about Dylan is whether he is "the jester" who "sang to the king and queen in a coat he borrowed from James Dean." And I think that is made clear in a later verse, when the jester is "on the sideline in a cast," as Dylan was between 1966 and 1975.

That makes sense.

[A Friend of Charlie]

601 Green

I said I was going to look in my humi for one, the last time you posted it and then I never did. I'll definitely look for it tomorrow with the intention of smoking it this week.