Cool. 👍

Big Chief? 🤔

daveincincy wrote:

I can't wait to get back to your garage......it's one of the coolest I've ever been in.Together we shall herf in honor of our friend,Big Chief,meeting the Great Spirit.


Soon Lou....hopefully soon.

May Big Chief rest in peace.


Ron

Whistlebritches wrote:

I miss Brother Big Chief, and really appreciate that you posted this pic and story. There are 8 Brothers that I knew, traded with, or atleast had a PM or 2 with that have passed on since I joined Cbid and a few other boards. May they all rest in peace and hopefully they are herfing together.

smelly4tay wrote:

yep.
I know he wasn't native American, but this is how I see him. Funny thing, is I have had these figures for a year or two and never thought twice about it. But while thinking of what to do that night, it hit me that the statue made me think of Big Chief.

It also reminded me how much I appreciate the friendships I have made with many of my cigar smoking brethren and to not take it for granted.

lou2row wrote:

Indian wisdom see moral in story: Do not meet, smoke peace pipe with, trade with, return PMs or smoke signals from smelly unless you like idea of joining great spirit soon.

That's my best impersonation of what Keith probably would have said about your post. :)

Thunder.Gerbil wrote:

Lou,

IIRC he was like 1/8, whatever the minimum was to qualify for being able to legally claim it.

Thunder.Gerbil wrote:

Glad you seen this Adam. Sorry it took so long to get it posted, but I would keep thinking about what I wanted to say and it would sound stupid in my head. So when the Big Chief threads got topped, I put it as simply as I could and got it up.

lou2row wrote:

Nice tribute Lou! Great smoke and pic!


c3s

Cereal City Cigar Smoker wrote: