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1792 Flake
I like to smoke it in my Giant Ropp along with a glass of Bean Rye and a PBR back. It's a rush but seems to wear off soon enough. After that first surge of nicotine, the rest of the pipe seems ordinary to me. Asp- jcosmoasp
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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1792 Flake
I agree that it's strong, but that's exactly what I like about it, along with the aroma. With cooler weather here, it's one of my all-time faves. Two pounds out to get me through the next Samuel Gawith drought, eh? Asp- jcosmoasp
- Post #5
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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1792 Flake
Just scored two pounds of SG 1792 Flake from my new favorite online tobacconist: http://fujipub.com/82ave/index.html Very nice people, and shorter ship times than the East coast. Asp- jcosmoasp
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July 2010 - What are you smoking?
1792 Flake in a Ropp Churchwarden, followed by 1792 Flake in a Giant Ropp. Highland Park with a drop of filtered water.- jcosmoasp
- Post #10
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Fathers Day
No pipes or tobacco, but my wife got me a bottle of 12 year old Highland Park, some Scottish shortbread, assortment of Scottish preserves, and a book on the harbor at Scapa Flow (notice a theme? my ancestors are from the Orkney and Shetland Isles). Scottish salmon grilled on a maple plank, and...- jcosmoasp
- Post #17
- Forum: General Discussion
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June 2010 - What are you Smoking?
BB Acadian Ribbon in a Ropp Alpine. Late last night: Pirate Kake in a cobber.- jcosmoasp
- Post #261
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Good Things About Beer
I wonder, pstlpkr, if those women have had enough! The one on the left is starting to get there (see the waistband)...- jcosmoasp
- Post #26
- Forum: Food & Drink
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Peterson Tobacco
Peterson's P3 is a bit of a chore, what with it being a plug, but well worth the effort. I let it dry for a day after removing the cellophane wrapper, as it seemed too moist at that point. Two pipes later, I really think it's worth the effort.- jcosmoasp
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Place to buy
I agree, they both get a bunch of my business, along with smokingpipes.com, which gets most of it.- jcosmoasp
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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world cup
Spain was tha leader at 7/2 odds as of yesterday, and the US was 100/1. I'd bet the US has a bit better look tomorrow. Argentina was weak in a 1-0 win with Maradona as coach--maybe they'll slip. Why doesn't England have a better homeboy goalie?- jcosmoasp
- Post #3
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Sports Comments. Whatever. Let\'s Here it.
US-1 England-1 I'll settle for that as a good start in the World Cup! I'd bet the odds sheet shows a tick down from the 100/1 odds posted yesterday. Wish I'd bet yesterday...- jcosmoasp
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- Forum: General Discussion
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June 2010 - What are you Smoking?
Club Blend in a Ropp Giant, Beam Rye, with PBR back...- jcosmoasp
- Post #187
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Remedies for tongue burn.
A large spoonful of creamy peanut butter works for me. It seems to smooth things out fast. Followed with a glass of really cold milk.- jcosmoasp
- Post #31
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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June 2010 - What are you Smoking?
Peterson's Perfect Plug (3 P's) in my Ropp Giant last night. Blakeney's Best Acadian Ribbon after lunch in my Ropp Churchwarden.- jcosmoasp
- Post #131
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Altadis sample received. It was Sutliffe No. 5 Blend
Pstlpkr, I'll have to try some Ezra Brooks. I'm sort of stuck on either Beam Rye or Knob Creek of late. The No. 5 has an aroma that seems bigger than the flavor profile, but I like them both. I usually have an elk steak sandwich (still working on the elk!) and a PBR for lunch--only 16 working...- jcosmoasp
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- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Altadis sample received. It was Sutliffe No. 5 Blend
I received my free sample the other day, and it turned out to be a tin of #5 blend. I decided to get an 8 oz. tin after just three pipes. It's a very pleasant smoke--kind of a Balkan Sasieni light. I'm no reviewer and possess no vocabulary for this task that doesn't sound overused (e.g...- jcosmoasp
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- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Ropp Pipes--French web site shows the history of manufacture
If you are a Ropp collector (I'm up to 19), this is the place for you. Even if you don't speak French, it has hundreds of pictures showing the history of the Ropp family operations and tons of factory views. If you will bookmark Google Word Monkey to your tool bar, it's easy to select text and... -
Underage Pipe Smoking
What I've told my step kids and my own daughter is that no one, I repeat, no one, can tell if they will have an alcohol or nicotine addiction ahead of time. The younger you start either, the longer you will drink and/or smoke. I, despite the 65 year nicotine addiction that killed my 79...- jcosmoasp
- Post #11
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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March 2010 - What are you smoking?
McClelland Black Woods Flake in the Ben Wade 100. AKUS on iTunes, and good Kentucky Bourbon in the glass...- jcosmoasp
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Does anyone remember....
Why not ask the friendly folks at C & D? I'd bet you'd get the straight poop...- jcosmoasp
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion