The Tweed in the City Proxy Thread

[voxsartoria]

I am pleased to say that TitC has been updated today with an article on large, brown cigarettes.

Seven months in the making, this comprehensive survey of the what is best called the Art of Tobacco will educate and entertain you...and mortify physicians.

Note that my avatar presaged this article.


- B

 

[whnay.]

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

I am pleased to say that TitC has been updated today with an article on large, brown cigarettes.

Seven months in the making, this comprehensive survey of the what is best called the Art of Tobacco will educate and entertain you...and mortify physicians.

Note that my avatar presaged this article.


- B

Yay!!!!

 

[tazmaniac]

I'm already through with reading, what should I do next?

 

[farfisa23]

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

I am pleased to say that TitC has been updated today with an article on large, brown cigarettes.

Seven months in the making, this comprehensive survey of the what is best called the Art of Tobacco will educate and entertain you...and mortify physicians.

Note that my avatar presaged this article.


- B

You just have to make sure the ash doesn't fall on your clothes (note: it brushes off a fine worsted more easily than a rustic tweed).


Sound advice, as now I will smoke only wearing the finest of worsted wools...

 

[TheFoo]

Originally Posted by farfisa23

You just have to make sure the ash doesn't fall on your clothes (note: it brushes off a fine worsted more easily than a rustic tweed).


Sound advice, as now I will smoke only wearing the finest of worsted wools...

I wasn't kidding. Tweed + cigar ash = f*cked.

 

[voxsartoria]

Originally Posted by mafoofan

I wasn't kidding. Tweed + cigar ash = f*cked.

Would you elaborate, please?


- B

 

[TheFoo]

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

Would you elaborate, please?


- B

Because the cloth is more porous and textured, ash particles stay embedded even after a good brushing. With a hard-finished, smooth worsted, the stuff comes right off.

 

[teddieriley]

Further glorification of sucking on cancer sticks. At least the Rub stuff wouldn't kill you.

 

[edmorel]

Originally Posted by mafoofan

Because the cloth is more porous and textured, ash particles stay embedded even after a good brushing. With a hard-finished, smooth worsted, the stuff comes right off.

you should do an ash test on various fabrics. Fresco's, cotton etc etc. Too bad we can't get a hold of some Olde World garbadine.

Originally Posted by teddieriley

Further glorification of sucking on cancer sticks. At least the Rub stuff wouldn't kill you.

what the hell is Rub?

 

[srivats]

Originally Posted by mafoofan

I wasn't kidding. Tweed + cigar ash = f*cked.

You should commission a smoking jacket.

 

[robin]

Originally Posted by edmorel

what the hell is Rub?

 

[Bull]

Originally Posted by Redwoood

omg omg omg omg...


yeahehey, smoke tweed every day...

OMFG *dead*...most of you miscreants won't grasp the hilarity of this poast. Classic. For the unintiated:



Fast fwd to 2:35

 

[edmorel]

Originally Posted by robin

everytime I rub my salmon with love, it goes from pink to purple

maybe I need to change rubs.

 

[TheFoo]

Originally Posted by edmorel

you should do an ash test on various fabrics. Fresco's, cotton etc etc. Too bad we can't get a hold of some Olde World garbadine.

I am ready to provide data on tweed,s worsted "tweeds", plain worsteds, and mohair-wood blends.

Originally Posted by teddieriley

Further glorification of sucking on cancer sticks. At least the Rub stuff wouldn't kill you.

If you don't like cancer sticks, please consider my newly posted explanation as to why everyone's pocket squares suck.

 

[robin]

Two posts in a day? Vox will have a heart attack.

Points should never, ever show. Ever. I will ban you from my blog.