My Tobacco Cutter Collection

Texas Outlaw · Subject: Re: My Tobacco Cutter Collection Wed Apr 01, 2009 9:28 pm

Slow Puffs wrote:

Texas Outlaw wrote:

I don't know what those are, but I want one...
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Oh no you don't... have you heard of circumcism Laughing

no. care to explain?

I gotta admit, this is the longest I've posted on a pipe forum without getting called stupid or fat.

Something is wrong with the world when the unemployed make fun of those with degrees and jobs.....

Wait Obama got elected?? Oh I get it....

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Hermit · Subject: Re: My Tobacco Cutter Collection Wed Apr 01, 2009 9:57 pm

Texas Outlaw wrote:

I gotta admit, this is the longest I've posted on a pipe forum without getting called stupid or fat.

Give it time. lol!

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Doc Manhattan · Subject: Re: My Tobacco Cutter Collection Thu Apr 02, 2009 4:08 am

Slow Puffs wrote:

Oh no you don't... have you heard of circumcism

So a man walks into his regular bar with a big box of cigars. "Have a cigar, friends! My wife has just delivered a beautiful, healthy baby boy, 8 lbs, 6 oz."

Two weeks later, he returns to the pub. A buddy asks him, "Hey, how's your new son doing?"
"Oh, he's doing just fine. He's got a good appetite, and now he weighs almost 7 lbs."
"7 lbs? Didn't you say back then he was more than 8?"
"Well... we had him circumcised."

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Slow Puffs · Subject: Re: My Tobacco Cutter Collection Fri Sep 18, 2009 12:09 pm

This must be the "mother" load of all tobacco cutters. The corona bottle is not propping up the handle.

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It pretty well convinces me that these are "hand-made". The blade on this one is the size of butcher's knife if not bigger. The table it is attached to is from a larger piece of furniture. (I was waiting to pick up my grandson from school the other day and dropped into the Antique Mall and quickly spotted this. I couldn't resist.

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Richard Hester · Subject: Re: My Tobacco Cutter Collection Fri Oct 02, 2009 6:17 am

Hello all,
Very nice peice of history there. Thanks for sharing.
Best Regards
Richard