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  1. romeowood

    Not my grandfathers pipe...

    Invest the money to have them professionally restored and you'll treasure them for another lifetime, and following generations. And definitely don't let your mum anywhere near them this time! :lol: Congrats, Mr R :clap:
  2. romeowood

    Aging supplies

    kiksas!
  3. romeowood

    A Conversation With A Mean Person

    I'll sweeten the deal by personally sending you a pipe when you quit, Mason. Dealer's choice, but you can't say no to that now can you? :wink:
  4. romeowood

    Aging supplies

    Nice selection you picked up there, kkss (i'm still trying to figure out a shorter nickname for you :oops: ). And I'll second the advice about the wide-mouth jars, definitely the way to go.
  5. romeowood

    DAMN UPS!!!!

    Breathe deep and have patience, brother...remember it's all about kicking back and taking things slowly. . . . Failing that, take out their kneecaps first, then beat them soundly about the head with that stupid brown scanner.
  6. romeowood

    New Sea Creature by Michael Parks

    That pipe is just epic, Richard. :worship:
  7. romeowood

    A bit Of History

    Sheep are afraid of 26 world series wins in 39 appearances? :nana: And here I thought they were just a'scared of us Welshmen... :twisted:
  8. romeowood

    I've made a huge mistake (maybe).

    Plastic bags, even the heavy-duty ones, are good as a moisture barrier but not as a volatile molecule barrier--the molecules that account for aroma & flavor are small and clever enough to slip right on by. Eventually it all becomes tobacco-scented-melange.
  9. romeowood

    A bit Of History

    That's where my first pipe came from too! Around 1993...yeah, memory lane.
  10. romeowood

    4-Noggins.

    Keepin' it on the DL are we? I'm hip to that jive. 8)
  11. romeowood

    Castello/Ferndown PAD

    Nice pickups ssj! :clap: Particularly that Castello, it's pretty snappy. I'm a big fan of mine, it has a fondness for VaPers. Happy smoking!'
  12. romeowood

    Aging supplies

    As a general guide: 2 oz / 50g tins = pint Mason jars (16 oz) 4 oz / 100g = 1/2 quart (2 pints, 32 oz) jar Once you open a tin, your best bet is emptying it into the jar for a decent seal. If you're striving for aging, leave it in the tin; or if it's in bulk, seal it under sanitary...
  13. romeowood

    Which tobacco to open next?

    And how, brother.
  14. romeowood

    Latest TAD and PAD bindge

    Shweet smokin :clap:
  15. romeowood

    Lawful Stupid

    That just spoke to my 1st Ed. playing soul. Cheers!
  16. romeowood

    OK, I am a pipe whore

    can we get a facepalm smiley in here? :lol: Enjoy it, I still pull out my Yello-Bole brylon now and again when I'm in a particularly masochistic mood. :clap:
  17. romeowood

    How do you prepare your plug tobacco?

    If your implements allow, I do recommend taking full-length slices at no greater a width than 1/16", for a fold and stuff preparation. Really remarkable commingling of bright and dark, particularly in a Dublin. EDIT: and yes, I have *way* too much time on my hands of late :lol:
  18. romeowood

    How do you prepare your plug tobacco?

    Yes and yes. Peeling the layers back will separate the different tobaccos, as these were blended in a very specific "sandwiched" order. I did this specifically to sample the blend's components, layer by layer; this was mainly for reviewing purposes. While it does not release the "full flavor"...
  19. romeowood

    Which tobacco to open next?

    Click on the word "Escudo" in my previous post, chispa :wink: I'll be updating that review soon with a review of the Cope's.
  20. romeowood

    Room Air Purifiers: Rabbit Air website

    I use the Lampe Berger if company comes over; otherwise I prefer to simmer the entire place in as much tobacco smoke as possible. :mrgreen:
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