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  1. marlinspike

    Awesome Birthday Present From My Wife

    Very cool! Let us know how your 'baccy crop turns out.
  2. marlinspike

    Attn: Peterson Pipe Enthusiasts! You're Going to Enjoy This

    I also hope they'll return to using more vulcanite stems on some of their classic models.
  3. marlinspike

    Attn: Peterson Pipe Enthusiasts! You're Going to Enjoy This

    I always wish Peterson well, loving their pipe designs and history, but I really hope Laudisi can help them turn around some quality control issues in their manufacturing. I have an Irish Harp 80s that I want to love, since I dig the shape so much, but it's just an OK finished pipe (and smoker...
  4. marlinspike

    New Warped Tobaccos

    Right. Like he's gonna shout at the dude, "Man, this tripe blows! Getcher foul pipeweed and your carcass off my Youtube channel!"
  5. marlinspike

    Searching For One Thing, Brought Home A Ropp Vintage Sandblasted 29C

    Those Ropps with horn stems are a pretty good value. I really like those coffee-and-cream colored horn stems.
  6. marlinspike

    Hello! New Pipe Smoker from Scotland

    I hear you. I don’t have much use for surgical iodine in a glass of whiskey either.
  7. marlinspike

    Hello From Central Florida

    Near Lake City (ever heard that Tom Petty song where he sings something about playing a show in a "redneck bar in Lake City"?). :LOL: Haven't been back in years, though, and probably would barely recognize it if I did.
  8. marlinspike

    Hello! New Pipe Smoker from Scotland

    Welcome from the Pacific NW!
  9. marlinspike

    Hello! New Pipe Smoker from Scotland

    Sacrilege!
  10. marlinspike

    Greeting from El Paso, Texas

    Welcome from the Pacific NW!
  11. marlinspike

    Hello From Canada

    Welcome from the Pacific NW!
  12. marlinspike

    Hello from Texas

    Welcome from the Pacific NW!
  13. marlinspike

    Hello From Central Florida

    Welcome! I grew up in FLA myself, but haven't lived there since I was 17. The cost-per-smoke for a lot of good pipe tobacco blends is more favorable than lots of cigars, I find. You don't have to spend a ton of money on the pipe itself, if you don't want to.
  14. marlinspike

    Cornell & Diehl Carolina Red Flake w/ Perique: First Impressions

    So what's your verdict?
  15. marlinspike

    Stoved CD Carolina Red Flake 4-24-20

    Way to take one for the team! I'll be interested to hear your results.
  16. marlinspike

    Wood at the Bottom of Missouri Meerschaum Bowls

    What @chasingembers said above - they have a particular strain of corn they use, developed years ago for both and size and density of the cob itself.
  17. marlinspike

    Wood at the Bottom of Missouri Meerschaum Bowls

    It was my understanding that their producing the hardwood pipes was a business expedient during a time when their corn crops didn't provide sufficient cob inventory.
  18. marlinspike

    New Warped Tobaccos

    I’d be interested - but dammitall, there ain’t enough dollars and time to sample all the pipeweed there is these days, and I need to sit down with the stuff I already have. I have 2 tins of Pirate Kake I’ve been meaning to get to for the last 6 months...
  19. marlinspike

    Thoughts After A Week

    I’m not surprised that you’re finding the Cobbit to smoke more pleasantly. Plaster and cob will do that.
  20. marlinspike

    Thoughts After A Week

    I agree re: the Orlik Golden Sliced and the Stokkebye; easy to smoke and source, and easy to wrap one’s head around them, so to speak. I’ll also put in a word for Newminster No. 400, of you want a flake ‘baccy to try out at some point; it’s the tobacco I usually reach for on a day-to-day basis.
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