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  1. C

    ***What Are You Smoking, January 2021?***

    That's interesting. Now curious about the way that stem works and the draw?
  2. C

    An Orgy In A Bag.......

    Sounds like my little jar is gonna be terrible when I get around to trying it..it has lots of aero and a few English scraps. When I want to dry a blend out, I put a few pinches on a note card I bent like a trough. If there are leftovers and I don't plan to make another pipe by the next day I...
  3. C

    ***What Are You Smoking, January 2021?***

    I too enjoy the Honey Jack. Glad you are having a pleasant evening
  4. C

    ***What Are You Smoking, January 2021?***

    I like these older pipes as I am fond of historical things. That knife though..it instantly reminded me of a knife my Grandpa had in his assortment of pocket knives. That particular one was a Case brand and was colored like your knife here. This was very early 1980's. It stood out to me...
  5. C

    ***What Are You Smoking, January 2021?***

    Beautiful!
  6. C

    The Savinelli Family

    Yes, so they are not larger size just a higher level of quality. I understand now. Nice pipes Sir!
  7. C

    The Savinelli Family

    Question: are the doblo de whatevero version the same size as the others and just made out of aged briar? Trying to understand the extra cost.
  8. C

    MM Valentine Cob

    That is awesome for sure! The bowl looks gigantic!
  9. C

    ***What Are You Smoking, January 2021?***

    I just finished a bowl of Haunted Bookshop in my new Pete 80s Irish Harp. Currently have what will be my first bowl of 965 resting as I just popped the tin. Will probably use the same pipe..new toys and so forth, plus I am not too sure about that bowl coating.
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    The Savinelli Family

    My problem now is not that I want a 673 next, it's which variation! I was leaning Tortuga before but the Tundra and some of the new styles cought my eye the last few days. Glad to hear about the Clark's, it's such a neat looking pipe as you mentioned earlier. Nice to know it smokes well. I...
  11. C

    Got To Have It

    Starting to get a feel for how this works.lol
  12. C

    MM Valentine Cob

    Nice looking Cobb! After a lifetime of Farmall/IH tractors I am fond of red and white myself.
  13. C

    Got To Have It

    Ahh, I see. I'm here to support you guys who have this going on.
  14. C

    The Savinelli Family

    They are neat looking! Does it smoke well? I have the Bings and wouldn't mind having the other two some day. I need to get a 673 next though.
  15. C

    Got To Have It

    I think buying a larger pipe rack is better than selling off pipes. What does PAD stand for?
  16. C

    The Savinelli Family

    I didn't realize just how much larger the 320 is compared to the 673 until I saw this picture. Is that the Ginger or the Clark's favorite?
  17. C

    Got To Have It

    I like several of the new ones. I'm out of pipe rack space and am afraid to buy a larger one because those empty slots look so lonely. I do hope to buy another Savenelli this year and had thought I would like the Tortuga, not sure now. It seems like that camo series would be a good one to...
  18. C

    673 vs 80s Pete

    Thanks for the kind words! What I am getting that's different is sort of bitter/ cinnamon...it clashes with the flavor I have come to expect. I will try a few bowls first but will keep your suggestion in mind.
  19. C

    673 vs 80s Pete

    First bowl just under way. I chose Royal Yacht because I have been in a trend of smoking that early then Maltese Falcon or something else with Lat later...but I didn't have my first bowl yet,so here I am. I passed a pipe cleaner thru and left that in and packed the bowl fairly tight as I had...
  20. C

    THE GRANGER GAMES -CATCHING FIRE ?

    I'm normally going to be in the C group. The exception would be my Country Gentleman cobb- my work pipe as I call it. Edit: I clench the CG a bunch, mostly since I am using it while working along.
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