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  1. Briar Tuck

    Real Asbestos pipe

    This is correct. Asbestos is only hazardous when it is friable. I would have no qualms about smoking one of these pipes.
  2. Briar Tuck

    Cutty Madness. Match 6.

    I have to go with number 2. I'm really liking the bamboo on these pipes.
  3. Briar Tuck

    Cutty Madness. Match 5.

    Another really tough call. I love the simple grace and refinement of number two, but I also love the uniqueness of number one. The bamboo again sways my decision and I vote for number one.
  4. Briar Tuck

    What Are You Drinking? February 2023

    I made a Japanese dish for dinner tonight so some plum wine seemed like a good pairing.
  5. Briar Tuck

    What's For Dinner?

    Miso butter pasta with tuna and cabbage. It sounds a little weird but it's a great recipe, cheap, and easy to make. The tuna is albacore caught here off of the Oregon coast by a friend of mine. Good stuff.
  6. Briar Tuck

    Away for Awhile.

    Welcome back, from the Oregon coast.
  7. Briar Tuck

    What Music Are You Listening to? - February 2023

    Did someone say bluegrass?
  8. Briar Tuck

    ***What Are You Smoking, February 2023?***

    Amphora Full Aroma in today's estate lot pipe, an Israeli Alpha Cordova.
  9. Briar Tuck

    Started Smoking a Pipe in 1978...

    Welcome, from the Oregon coast.
  10. Briar Tuck

    This is an Ugly Pipe

    I'd smoke it.
  11. Briar Tuck

    Draw the Flame Down?

    It depends a lot on the pipe and the dryness of the tobacco in my experience, but often the heat alone will ignite it without the flame directly contacting the tobacco.
  12. Briar Tuck

    What Are You Drinking? February 2023

    My wife's boss gave her some Meyer lemons from the tree in her yard. There is a old saying, "When wife gives you lemons, make lemonade". That's exactly what I did, and I added some bourbon as well.
  13. Briar Tuck

    What Are You Drinking? February 2023

    Good choice.
  14. Briar Tuck

    ***What Are You Smoking, February 2023?***

    That cat doesn't look like it's been missing too many meals. ;)
  15. Briar Tuck

    ***What Are You Smoking, February 2023?***

    Thanks. There were quite a few interesting, old, and unusual pipes in these recent auction lots that I won. It's been fun researching them and smoking them.
  16. Briar Tuck

    New Member from Missouri

    Welcome, from the Oregon coast. You are in the right place!
  17. Briar Tuck

    To Jar or Not to Jar

    I jar all of the bagged stuff right away. I'm sure it will keep a while unopened, but there's really no point in delaying getting it in jars.
  18. Briar Tuck

    Black Cavendish

    I doubt I could go through two pounds a year at my current rate.
  19. Briar Tuck

    Is This Pipe Drilled Improperly?

    That's always the best advice.
  20. Briar Tuck

    Returning After about Ten Years

    Welcome back under your new identity.
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