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    Is This Kaywoodie Worth Fixing or Passing On?

    It would be worth fixing to me, but then I like things like that.
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    Tobacco smoked at the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis?

    I've got an original one of those that a little girl practiced writing her name on in 1931. I got it from her son-in-law several years ago.
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    First Pipe, Briar Or Cob?

    My first pipe was a briar. Then I tried MM cobs and am so satisfied with them that I see no reason to change. I do appreciate the beauty of many briars, but then I appreciate the simple beauty of a cob as well. I don't view them as starter pipes, just good pipes. They are what I recommend when...
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    Finger or Tamper?

    I use a small stick or some would say twig. They are everywhere I go, always handy and free. Pick one up, use it and throw away.
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    Confession of a pipe filter lover

    Hahaha, I'll be the one you can speak to that uses a filter and loses No flavor of the smoke.
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    Pipe Storage

    My pipe "rack" is an open top carboard box in a small closet in the living room. My wife doesn't like the stale smell so I wipe them out with cheap rum on a paper towel each time. I've found it keeps the taste fresh for me as well.
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    A Question On Dottle

    When it gets near the bottom and goes out, I try a relight. If it won't hold the relight I just dump it.
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    Confession of a pipe filter lover

    Not to say that you shouldn't use what you like, but a Dr. Graybow paper filter will pass a pipe cleaner. I've done it many times, not saying I planned it, but it does. ;)
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    Smoking Frequency

    Generally each evening and a few mornings.
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    Learning to smoke Burleys

    I'm one of those that have learned to skip almost anything with Burley in it. I do have a few blends with it that I need to find a new home for.
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    My Jars Became Warm Today

    Think, not very long ago, there weren't air conditioners. Tobacco got hot, heck it grows in hot weather, and was stored in hot weather.
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    Desert Island Tobacco

    One of Watch Cty's Virginia blends.
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    WCC Rouxgaroux

    I'll take it off your hands if you want to get rid of it. ;)
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    Heartfelt thanks to Forum Members

    Uplifting news for all of us! Glad you're much better.
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    Jim's Watch City Simply Orange Virginia Review.

    I've been enjoying Simply Orange for the last few days. It is a real nice Virginia having a natural sweetness and zest that many others lack.
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    Love That Brand

    By far, my favorite brand/blender is Watch City and their Va./VaPers.
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    Favorite from LJ Peretti ?

    Boston"s Best
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    Rouxgaroux vs. Rhythm & Blues

    I'm sure it's my taste. I have each on hand, but the Match Elizibethian is bland tasting to me. I don't have a thing against Sutliff tobaccos, I just don't get anywhere near the same taste in the two. LOL They also smell nothing alike to me, so I figure that applies as well.
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    Rouxgaroux vs. Rhythm & Blues

    Those two are among my favorites, each similar but different enough to enjoy both. Another close one to me is Simply Voriental. If I want something pleasingly sweet that smokes with no effort, I'll grab one of those three.
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    Rouxgaroux vs. Rhythm & Blues

    I found Sutliff's Match Elizabethan/Victorian bland in comparison to Rouxgaroux and R&B. Taste differences I know.
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