Charles Master

@pwkarch- The word <in> is the preposition. His sentence could have been written as: Please fill me in, I am not familiar with that blend. (View Post)

@pwkarch the winds are picking up here as well. Watching the trash blow through the streets along with the trash cans and everything else that's not tied down. Was so warm and sunny yesterday but unf… (View Post)

Smoked some Dunhill Early Morning Pipe in my Peterson Kinsale Bulldog this morning before heading off to work. It's going to be about 84-defrees here in Philly and I'm stuck in an office all day prep… (View Post)

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