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    Favorite Tobak Pairings

    I haven’t tried it yet, but with cigars especially maduro I like Guinness or Dragons Milk so I wonder how that would work with a strong English blend.
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    What Cigar are You Smoking?

    Late start today so jump starting with a Cain Maduro and some strong dark roast black coffee
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    Talk Me Out of This

    If you can’t smoke it, don’t buy it?
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    The Jarl I Got for 7 Bucks Before and After

    Thanks. From what I’ve seen it looks like a very rewarding hobby!
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    The Jarl I Got for 7 Bucks Before and After

    Nice pipe and great job reworking the pipe. Very inspiring. I used to see old pipes in antique shops and wondered why anyone would want to buy them (didn’t smoke a pipe back then) but I can see why now. Has me interested in giving it a try!
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    ***What Are You Smoking, September 2021?***

    Trying out Mac Baren HH Acadian Perique in a Graco Provence bent billiard.
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    ***What Are You Smoking, September 2021?***

    Beautiful pipe!
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    Ragweed Season

    Would make sense. I think the nicotine acts as a vasoconstrictor to the blood vessels in the sinuses much the same way pseudoephedrine works as a nasal decongestant. So there you have it, another positive aspect of pipe smoking?
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    ***What Are You Smoking, September 2021?***

    Dunhill Blends by Peterson Early Morning Pipe in a new MM cob after dinner smoke.
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    Ragweed Season

    I have bad allergies as well and the gel really helps to keep things moist. It’s really helpful in thie winter when everything gets real dry.
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    Dry or Moist Pipe Tobacco

    I don’t have enough experience in this arena to have a preference at this point. For what it’s worth, I do know that my wife wraps my sandwiches for work in paper towel to keep them from getting soggy.
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    Ragweed Season

    I use both as well. There is also a saline nasal gel that works well too.
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    Selecting Your First Pipe

    Congratulations, and enjoy your retirement, I can’t wait. We’ll have to share some pharmacy horror stories someday. Lol?
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    ***What Are You Smoking, September 2021?***

    Branching off from cigar smoking into pipe smoking I selected the following to start with. I tend towards medium to full strength with cigars but not being familiar with pipe tobacco, I selected several mild, a couple of medium and 1 full strength blend. I tried to stick with ribbon cut until...
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    Show Off your Pipe Collection

    Note: One photo removed at poster's request, and duplicate or second views also removed, so narrative doesn't track. I’m posting some pictures of new pipes (first pipes) as a result of a question I posted in the “Beginner” forum on selecting your first pipe. It is important to know that I have...
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    Selecting Your First Pipe

    After taking all the information into consideration, I set a max price of <$100 on a pipe pipe and ran a search to review what was available. I’m someone who likes options and I knew I wouldn’t be satisfied having just 1 pipe. So I looked at various pipes in the price range I selected based on...
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    Selecting Your First Pipe

    I find the topic interesting, glad you brought it to my attention.
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    Selecting Your First Pipe

    Found this article on pipe airway design which was interesting to me me from an engineering standpoint. May be a bit much to read, but it does address important design elements. Just thought I’d post it since there has been some discussion about it. What is a pipe Part 4: Design of the Airway...
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    Selecting Your First Pipe

    I certainly would not try to do this without the experience. It is a topic that is interesting to me since I was an engineer before I became a pharmacist. One of big topics studied both engineering school and in practice was flow through pipes ( not briar ?). It was a very important aspect...
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    Selecting Your First Pipe

    Would be too much for me now, but I’ve always enjoyed woodworking since I was in high school so I’m really interested in pipe making and hope I can do a little more with that when I retire. Big learning curve ahead of me!
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