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  1. jndyer

    Possible FIX for Photobucket MESS

    Actually, the Chrome add on mentioned above does not appear to be created by Google.
  2. jndyer

    Thank You Samuel Gawith

    Ingenious. I wonder how long it will take the regulators to catch on a write new rules.
  3. jndyer

    Technical Knowledge?

    :-)
  4. jndyer

    Question About Thread Display

    This would not require a reformat of the site if one would include their handle as part of their title. I am not advocating that this become regular practice; however, it would be a possibility. Example below. My Choice in Tobacco is Better Than Your (jndyer) :-)
  5. jndyer

    Some Daughters and Ryan on the Way

    Cosmic, hopefully I will like these tobaccos well enough to face the same quandary as you.
  6. jndyer

    Some Daughters and Ryan on the Way

    Yeah this is what pushed me over the edge to try some of the blends. Well that and them being on sale :-) I am curious to see how dry the blends are. I tend to dry my tobacco quite a bit, so I am hoping that is the level of dryness that these blend arrive in. Finally, tobacco is suppose to...
  7. jndyer

    Some Daughters and Ryan on the Way

    I have decided to give a few of the D&R tobaccos a go (a nice way to say that a wonderful case of TAD has set in). I have ordered one tin of each of the following blends: Picayune, Rimboche AP, Rimboche SJ and Don Giovanni Sigaro. I am looking forward to trying all four blends; however, the...
  8. jndyer

    I Love Getting My Haircut.

    I would love it if my wife would be willing to cut my hair. I can not complain, however, as she has been my steady rock for these last twenty six years.
  9. jndyer

    I'm Back!

    Welcome back to the fold.
  10. jndyer

    New Tobaccos! Which Do I Open First?!

    Go for the Escudo for the win.
  11. jndyer

    How Do You Retrohale While Clenching?

    What Chasingembers said. I also will retohale while pushing a bit of smoke back through the pipe and my nose at the same time.
  12. jndyer

    Started Up Again

    Welcome back to the brotherhood of the briar. May you have many great smokes over the coming days, weeks, months and years.
  13. jndyer

    Could I Have Prevented Mold from Forming?

    I have had the dreaded mold issue; however, as stated here, C&D went above and beyond to fix the issue with absolutely no hassle. You have to admire a company who solves their issues quickly.
  14. jndyer

    In Hommage to Fader's: The End of an Era

    Thank you for sharing the part that this B&M played in your journey. It is always sad to see B&M's go out of business; however, it is the sad truth for our current day tobacconist due to the lack of popularity of smoking, the online business, which I am guilty of relying upon far to often, and...
  15. jndyer

    Your First Pipes

    I first purchased a MM cob, not sure which model and then added a Country Gentleman and a MM hardwood. I really enjoyed learning to smoke with 1-Q and RLP-6. After a couple of months I was able to buy my first briar pipe a bent black rusticated HIS pipe. I still have that and will smoke it from...
  16. jndyer

    A Celebratory Smoke

    Congratulations on completing the journey and thank you for sharing each step of your path. I for one have thoroughly enjoyed the pictorial journey.
  17. jndyer

    Foreign Contaminants in Tobacco

    The worst I have found in my tobacco is a long tobacco stem; however, due to the nature in which tobacco is harvested and processed I guess from time to time strange items could make their way into our smoking mixtures. It would be interesting to hear from those who work on the manufacturing...
  18. jndyer

    Many Thanks, Fellas

    I really like the Kentucky Cheroots, and as an added bonus you do not need to keep these in a humidor and they are not loaded with propylene glycol because they are air cured. They have a little bit of a tight draw, and have a decent cigar taste.
  19. jndyer

    Yesterday

    Way to go. May you have many more years together.
  20. jndyer

    Woodcock Photos

    Such a beautiful pipe package. :clap:
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