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    Best Rope/Twist For Chewing?

    I read in these forums and elsewhere that rope or twist tobacco (are those terms interchangeable?) was chewed by sailors/miners back in the day, and that some people still do it. Wanting to give my lungs a break, I recently decided to try this, and bought some Gawith ropes: Brown Irish X and...
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    Horns: What Do You Think?

    Wow, very nice! How do you like the 904?
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    Using Tip of the Flame for Charring light/re-lights

    Update: thanks all for the helpful replies. it seems all agree this is not a great idea. to clarify, I wouldnt't tip the bowl over so much as tilt it downward. in any case, I appreciate the feedback. happy piping
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    Horns: What Do You Think?

    Thanks
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    Horns: What Do You Think?

    I just ordered a Savinelli 904 today since I thought the design looked great. ive swwn it described as a zulu and a yachtsman
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    Greetings from a New Member

    welcome from NYC
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    Using Tip of the Flame for Charring light/re-lights

    Title edited for capitalization. Rule 9! -jpm Does anyone else do this? I get better results sometimes, esp with virginias, by holding a match more or less right-side-up and tilting the bowl toward the flame from above instead of angling the match downward toward the bowl and pulling the...
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    Why Did you Start Smoking a Pipe, and Why Do You Still?

    Mainly to assert some independence during the lockdowns. And to deal with a nicotine habit based on cigarettes and vapes. Rather than an easy way to get a quick fix, this requires patience and care, so it can't easily be turned into just a physically addictive behavior. When done right it...
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    Hello from NY

    Thanks. I'm in NYC
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    Hello from NY

    Thanks. I think that's the one in Long Island.
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    Hello from NY

    Do you know the name, or is that classified?
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    Hello from NY

    It was the one on 6th Ave. The guy seemed to know his pipes. I will check out Barclay Rex next time I'm downtown.
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    Hello from NY

    Yes, I have a relative who lives on Waverly. NYC can be an interesting, fun city. Although I think one day I will move somewhere quieter/with more nature and less crowded.
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    Hello from NY

    Thank you!
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    Hello from NY

    Thanks. I'm in Queens. Seems there aren't many good B&M shops around. Nat Sherman's closed down. I went to the old "De La Concha" which is now a Davidoff, but not a large pipe section.
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    Hello from NY

    As am I
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    Hello from NY

    Thanks. I've heard good things about Forever. I'm in NYC.
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    Hello from NY

    I'm Dave, live in NY. I've been looking for good resources and advice as I continue the pipe journey. Picked it up last year soon after lockdown, and have found it endlessly fascinating. Many burnt tongues and sore throats during the learning curve, but as improve I understand more and more...
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