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  1. crazyhog

    First Smoke in 13 Months

    Glad you're back. Like others have said take it easy. I dont think a bowl every couple of months would be an issue, but ask your doc just to be sure. All the best
  2. crazyhog

    Petersons vs Savinelli?

    I think Savs are more consistent in their engineering and smoking qualities. Many newer Petes seem to be hit or miss
  3. crazyhog

    Best Pipe Shop In Your Area

    That would be none. The closest would be in Manhattan about 35 miles away, but a 90 minute commute. :cry:
  4. crazyhog

    A "strong" soft flame lighter?

    Ahhh! Not too good. I will order some new ones. That should do it I hope. Thanks Anthony Oh and I'm using the horizontal flame chimney for pipes.
  5. crazyhog

    A "strong" soft flame lighter?

    Yep, I live in a smoke free building. I cant even smoke on the grounds. :cry:
  6. crazyhog

    Advise on Good Pipe Restorer

    Boswells in PA did some work for me some years ago. I was happy with the results and quick turnaround. All the other recommendations are excellent also. Good luck.
  7. crazyhog

    A "strong" soft flame lighter?

    Hi, I live very close to the Long Island Sound in NY. That's where I usually light up. Lately, the winds have picked up and I'm having trouble lighting up with either my bic or zippo. Is there a stronger soft flame lighter out there? Thanks
  8. crazyhog

    Any non smoking pipe collectors?

    Hi, I was just wondering if there are collectors out there that dont smoke their pipes. I'm guessing that there are some sellers, but how about hobbyists. Just curious.
  9. crazyhog

    Any currently famous pipe smokers"

    Hi, I was going through an old thread on the most famous pipe smokers and all of them are now deceased. Anyone familiar with any currently famous pipe smokers? I can't think of any. Can you? Thanks
  10. crazyhog

    MOLD MOLD MOLD!!!

    OMG!!! Personally, if I thought I was smoking tobacco with mold, I would run to my doctor for a complete physical and chest xrays. This is one reason that I also only by ribbon or flake cuts. I also try not to leave it in the tin for more than a couple of months. Good luck.
  11. crazyhog

    New Proposed Bill Seeks to Eliminate Online Tobacco Sales

    I highly doubt that bill will pass as written. That's not to say that a toned down version won't pass in the near future. I'm glad I'm a casual puffer and that a 50 gram tin will last me almost three months. Unfortunately, many fellow pipers go through this amount weekly.
  12. crazyhog

    OMG...the most expensive pipe I have ever seen!

    It sure is beautiful, but c'mon! https://www.alpascia.com/en/prodotto/39028/dunhill-namiki-two-carps-limit
  13. crazyhog

    A Slightly Altered Perception Of Flavor

    I found that when I smoked both cigars and pipes that the cigars would alter the taste of my pipe tobacco. Almost as though cigars were "ghosting" my palate. This would happen even after a couple of days went by since I had a cigar. Needless to say, I know longer smoke cigars.
  14. crazyhog

    Pipe smoking, the good old days!

    Hey all, I found this article from the NY Times going back to 1964. It was a glorious time for pipe smoking! https://www.nytimes.com/1964/12/24/archives/a-good-pipe-is-getting-hard-to-buy.html
  15. crazyhog

    What do you drink with your smoke?

    Coffee, Amaretto, Root beer or water.
  16. crazyhog

    Peterson vs Vauen

    I'm a fan of Vauen pipes and their 9mm filters!
  17. crazyhog

    History behind Einsteins love of his pipe.

    Hi, not sure if this has ever been posted before,but if not, it's an interesting article. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/why-albert-einstein-genius-theory-relativity-loved-pipe-180954991/
  18. crazyhog

    Have Today's Vulcanite Stems Improved?

    EDIT: Fixed Capitalization in Title (See Rule 9) - Bob Hi, I'm looking at some new Petersons. Particularly, the Sherlock Holmes series. I'm seeing that they all come with vulcanite stems. I read in another forum that the vulcanite being used today is more durable and less prone to oxidation...
  19. crazyhog

    Recommendation for a nice 3 in 1 Czeck Tool"

    Hi, I've been using that standard Czeck 3 in 1 pipe tool for years now. I'd like to upgrade to something nicer. Preferably around $20 to $30. Any recommendations? Thanks
  20. crazyhog

    Happy Birthday to me

    Have a great birthday! Yum!
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