Recent content by edger

Sutliff RR in a Legend cob. Screw it, I'm going back to lurking for a while. I'm pissed at the arbitrariness of the "authorities" here. See ya later! (IBTL)

Welcome from Arizona. Enjoy the forum members with a few exceptions. They will remain unnamed. Just kidding!

I use burley blends for the initial break in. They leave a sticky residue on the walls of the bowl that small amounts of ash attach to and coat the bowl. There are certainly other opinions re this but that's what I do. Virginias seem to take longer to break in a bowl in my opinion. Enjoy your...

I'm not overlooking anything! Using the search feature was suggested by me as an available option in addition to forum members suggestions. You still assume I was asking the OP to refrain from asking his question AND for members NOT to answer his question. You are misunderstanding the spirit...

Teadog online. English, Irish, Scottish, and Welsh blends.

C&D Derringer in the same new Falcon bowl. Break in is going well. Bourbon on the rocks. A toast to our friend Tennessee Dave.

Oh the irony! Beautiful sunsets but that orb can play havoc with our skin. I spent too many years as a lifeguard, so it's coming due for me too.

My teeth are fairly sharp and with acrylic stems they eventually wear in slightly so that clenching is possible and secure. I am not a fan of vulcanite due to oxidation so acrylic is the way for me. Hope it works out for you,bro.

And I thought you were a burley boy!

I beg to differ. Your response to me was inappropriate. I was the one that mentioned the search feature, and, I might add, in good faith. Why do you have a search feature?

Thanks much Mr Moderator for your offensive post. Don't make sarcastic assumptions about my willingness to help others. If you took the time to review my responses ,in general ,on this forum you would have known that.

Aesthetically those rubber things are an abomination. Your pipe artisan should be rightfully appalled. Just don't clench!

You are obviously a wealthy extremist!

Sutliff RR (Edgeworth match) in a Falcon with a brand new Bantam Algiers blasted bowl. Iced coffee with hazelnut flavoring.

Sun Dancing: A Vision of Medieval Ireland by Geoffrey Moorhouse. An imagining of the lives of the monks on the Skelligs.