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Oh course he could.

Well, I don't think he's that good. But he is famous to go against the traditional standards of art at the moment with the Dada movement, to prove that even a toilet would be considered art.

the toilet in the above photo was originally rejected from the show, until they found out who the artist that crated it really was.

>>3214
Jolly good!

As someone very much so into boxing for the past few years I can give some basic tips for first starting on what you need to go buy. Its a short list.

1. Gloves, I use Title gloves and at the $40 price range these gloves have lasted me 2 solid years and are still holding strong. $20 gloves will hurt your hands due to cheap construction.
2. Jump rope, buy a $5 jump rope and get very used to using it all the time.
3. Wraps or wrap gloves. Buy either the proper boxing wraps that are 180 inches long and watch a video on youtube to learn to properly wrap. Or get some everlast or title wrap gloves with the gel in the front. I've used a pair of the everlast evergels for the past year and love it.
4. Buy a heavy bag or join a boxing gym. While their gloves may be unfortunately underwhelming, Everlast does make a good basic heavy bag that lasts a while, remember to wrap the bottom half in duct tape to protect the stitching and stop sand from settling. OR join a real "boxing gym", not a commercial gym. 24 Hour doesn't have bags and they don't have experienced trainers. A traditional boxing gym will probably be lower in price as well depending on your area.

I hope some of this helps your choice in joining the wonderful world of boxing and punching each other in the ring for fun and money.

>Rugby
>boxing

Literally two of the worst sports you could pick. Head concussions can literally ruin your life in one unfortunate accident.

A gentleman is person who can love and to be kind. I myself is Christian, yet to others if you can love then you are a gentleman

The decent discussion of religion and politics has been driven out of the public sphere by contemporary barbarians. There is no reasonable discourse any longer. The new Atheists of today miss the entire point, but moreso they fail to realize how many times their exact argument has been made before, often by the religions members, in the case of St Thomas Aquinas and Catholicism.

Really I was personally an atheist for a very long time until I actually studied theology and history. I've found current dialogues to be distasteful and even militant against religion. Specifically Christianity. It's never against Hinduism, or Shinto or anything else. Its only Christianity. I personally blame the lack of thoroughbred response from the Christian community, I partially blame protestants for their mega churches, and utter trivialization of the faith. This belief gap so to speak, has led to militant atheism, and outright disrespect and dismissal of religion, even saying its child abuse to be raised in a religious family.

It was really weird making the turn around from Atheist to Catholicism. But its been positive.

I havent been to 7chan in awhile, so hopefully I won't be too swiftly ridiculed.

I wish the best for all of you

>>3198
I can appreciate that. I always had a greater appreciation for someone like Penn Gillette as opposed to Richard Dawkins. I have always been Catholic at least to one degree or another. Although because of how much I have had to move over the course of my childhood along with the rest of my family not going to the mass with me, I have relatively few Catholic friends so I have grown to accept that a true gentleman should be open enough to spend time with and discuss important matters with those who may not agree with them, but have the capacity for rational discussion.

>>3170
Finding a new pipe stem is pretty easy.
But a new pipe is always a nice thing to have.
If you're able, keep atleast two or three pipes on hand, that way you'll be able let them rest after you've smoked them.
My father had a pipe for every day of the week, but you can get my with two or three as long as you smoke them in a rotation.

I bought a corncob pipe, and today I'm going to get some Captain Black, white or gold. Whichever I find just to try it out. It seems so peaceful, pipesmoking, so i figured I'd try it.

>>3133
If it was bought at an antique shop and needs cleaning then I am not sure that "breaking it in" is what it needs. I once bought an old used yellobole (it was made before they startedmade them out of sawdust and glue) and it's only real downside is that the shank material becomes sticky if you get too much saliva on it.

Huh? Fuck noo

>>3190
g-g i dont even...

>>3147
>4)Beanie never constricts blow flow to the head.

Neither do properly fitted hats of most other varieties.

>>1853
Only the finest fedora.

I'll be either getting my grandfathers western hat he wore as a sheriff steamed and fitted, or i'll purchase a new one. I'm a Texan so it seems fitting and won't be very out of place. I hope you all take your hats off when going inside.

just roll the cigarettes with pipe tobacco. It works.

Anything that says "shag" is usually good tobacco. I normally smoke 3sails anymore due to availability.

Also, you can take a pinch of good pipe tobacco, break it up extra fine, and toss it into an ounce of shag, and flavor the whole bag.

theres the tower,
and you can go shopping and meet the nice there! and

>>2169

Dear god, spit it out Phillip! Phillip?

>>2169
when youre 25 and in toronto, a fucking tower is the last thing in mind

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>>2008
Really agree with that sentiment.

My dog is a German Shepherd Lurcher cross. Got her from a rescue charity when she was 2, now it's been 7 happy years.

>>2008

I also concur whole heartedly. Absolutely DESPISE yapping dogs; Chihuahuas could replace clay-pigeons for shooting skeet as far as I am concerned.

Pull!

>>1958
I saw this on Reddit. Did you post it?