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  1. rokerdepipe

    Show Us Your Blatter Pipes

    I mentioned this in a previous post. Their back wall behind the cash is devoid of most tobacco. It's getting more difficult for them to have any on hand. Pierre was mentioning the ban on flavoured tobacco and the lack of product from their distributors makes it nearly impossible to have anything...
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    Show Us Your Blatter Pipes

    Actually since it's so near Christmas, I hear "you Blatter watch out, you Blatter not cry, you Blatter not pout I'm telling you why....."
  3. rokerdepipe

    Show Us Your Blatter Pipes

    What a fine looking pipe. Surely will not be your last Blatter pipe.
  4. rokerdepipe

    Proposed UK tobacco ban

    Speak softly and have a deep, secret cellar of delectable delights…..
  5. rokerdepipe

    Canadian Import Advice Help - Tax was 200%!

    After being out of the country for 48 hours or more, you can bring the following amounts of tobacco into Canada duty-free, provided you are at least 18 years of age: 200 cigarettes (one carton) AND 50 cigars AND 200 grams (7 ounces) of manufactured tobacco AND 200 tobacco sticks. These...
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    Canadian Import Advice Help - Tax was 200%!

    From the interwebs….: There are no recent, broad changes to Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) duty-free allowances for tobacco products for travellers returning to Canada, as of September 2025. Travellers can still bring the standard duty-free amounts, such as 200 cigarettes or 50 cigars, as...
  7. rokerdepipe

    Take 9mm Filter Out After Each Smoke?

    This was the pipe "before": .....and attached are the "after" photos.......
  8. rokerdepipe

    Take 9mm Filter Out After Each Smoke?

    Yeah, I had a 9mm pipe previously, an S. Bang that snapped apart at the shank due to I suspect excess moisture build up from not removing the filter after it was used. I suspect the pipe had an unseen fault that the moist filter exposed.
  9. rokerdepipe

    Take 9mm Filter Out After Each Smoke?

    Good day everyone, Although not new to pipe smoking, I am 'new' to pipes with a 9mm filter. I have the paper charcoal filters, and when I've completed a smoke they're obviously quite moist. With a non-filter pipe, I never separate the stem from the pipe, but with the 9mm filter pipe, is it...
  10. rokerdepipe

    Canadian Shipping Worries

    I’m in Canada as well. Let’s remember there is a work action taking place with Canada Post so some parcels are going to be further delayed as a result. Nothing to be done except for to light up a pipe, sit back, relax, and wait for the ol’ mail to arrive!
  11. rokerdepipe

    Show Us Your Blatter Pipes

    Sure thing. There were two pipes priced at $396.00 both of them two dots, and this was one of them. They had other pipes there priced from $99.00 and up.
  12. rokerdepipe

    Show Us Your Blatter Pipes

    Robert’s stamping on it.
  13. rokerdepipe

    End Tobacco Loopholes Act (United States)

    Yup. In general it's one Kg (federal) but in fact it varies by province - some are lower. It also varies, in some provinces, with the tax state of the tobacco under scrutiny. Some appear to only apply the one Kg limit to tobacco without stickers indicating taxes paid or receipts available (eg...
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    Show Us Your Blatter Pipes

    It’s stamped with Robert Blatter’s signature.
  15. rokerdepipe

    End Tobacco Loopholes Act (United States)

    Close the Tobacco Loophole Time to celler up fellas! The introduction of the End Tobacco Loopholes Act has a number of aims. First, to increase the amount of Federal tax on tobacco products making it more expensive for people to buy. Second, to harmonize the tax rate across tobacco products...
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