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  1. R

    First Briar -- Buy New or Estate?

    Thank you everyone who read my post and took the time to reply. Looks like I'll be getting a brand new briar pipe, leaning toward Peterson due to being half Irish myself.
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    First Briar -- Buy New or Estate?

    Hey all, I'm looking to get my first briar pipe -- I've been very happy with my cob pipe, but briar bulldog pipes just catch my eye. Also, I want a "sophisticated" looking pipe for social events that call for cigars (I don't care for cigars) and something where I can have a little pride of...
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    Smoking jackets?

    Once upon a time, after dinner, men would retire to a room or lounge for a leisurely smoke and conversation. They would don smoking jackets, intended to protect their evening wear from ash and odor. Hugh Hefner co-opted the look and it's become a trademark of his hedonism, but I can see the...
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    Hey from NJ

    I don't remember, I must have been drunk :)
  5. R

    Proper tobacco storage from a tin

    Got it, thanks guys. It's a tin of Peterson's Connoisseur's Choice, I'm going to puff some this weekend. I have a glass jar ready for it.
  6. R

    Proper tobacco storage from a tin

    When tobacco comes in a tin -- does it get immediately transferred to a storage vessel, or does it (can it) remain in the tin? It's packed pretty tightly in the tin. I imagine it should get some air, no?
  7. R

    Hey from NJ

    I was there 2003 - 2007.
  8. R

    Hey from NJ

    This is actually one of my questions -- what exactly is a codger blend? I've gathered that they are the inexpensive bulk tobacco commonly available... I was looking at Borkum Riff because I want to try a straight cavendish. Would this be a codger?
  9. R

    Hey from NJ

    Thank you all for the warm welcome. Now, my questions shall begin!
  10. R

    Hey from NJ

    I'm also a fan of Scrapple -- I consider it an obligatory meal when I visit Reading Terminal Market in Philly.
  11. R

    Hey from NJ

    I went to UW-Madison! I miss Wisco dearly sometimes... I owe it a visit soon.
  12. R

    Hey from NJ

    Taylor ham!
  13. R

    Hey from NJ

    16E to the Lincoln Tunnel :col:
  14. R

    Hey from NJ

    Lurker turned member. I smoked cigarettes for 12 years, gave those up a decade ago. I've dabbled here and there in other tobacco vices -- dip, cigars, and recently, e-cigarettes. I'm not new to tobacco or nicotine. Something about pipes -- pride of ownership, accessories, the aesthetics --...
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