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Peterson St. Patrick’s Day 2023
I'm hoping that this may be my chance to find a 53 with an acrylic stem. I asked Shane Ireland about them one time and he didn't think they could make them to specs with acrylic. But, I'm always looking. Normally, I don't collect or get excited about holiday pipes, but this 25th anniversary St...- Smokebacca
- Post #58
- Forum: Pipe Talk
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New Presbyterian Danish Flake coming soon?
I recently came across a page (which has since been changed to a 404 Error page) at sutliffdistribution.com with a photo of a new tobacco being added to the Presbyterian line which expanded last Summer with Reformation. It is called Presbyterian Ordained and the tin art says "Danish Flake". I...- Smokebacca
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- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Pipes Keep Slipping Out of Clench
That is true, at least the good ones only come in black. I have seen clear ones before. Luckily, they only cover the bit which is hidden in your mouth while smoking.- Smokebacca
- Post #25
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Labels
It really just comes down to personal preferences and how you store the jars. I keep most of mine in crates and boxes where I'd have to pull them out to see the labels on the sides. I look down onto my jar's lids, so naturally that's where I'd like the labels. I've managed to peal stickers off...- Smokebacca
- Post #16
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Labels
That's always an option if you don't just use the Sharpie on the lids themselves, I guess. ;)- Smokebacca
- Post #12
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Labels
If I ran an online tobacco retail, I'd at least want a section on the sight where customers could go to a list and download mason jar labels of the blends I sold, maybe even sized for different jar sizes. I make my own, but not everyone has the time and software to make them. Official stickers...- Smokebacca
- Post #11
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Pipes Keep Slipping Out of Clench
I used to say I "clench" my pipes, especially while driving, but I'm not clenching or biting down so much as I let the pipe hang between my teeth as you describe. I find Softy Bits work great to stabilize the pipe and keep it from moving around so much. They help create that friction we need. I...- Smokebacca
- Post #20
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Labels
I'm not sure, and the same goes for square tins and C&D style tins. Although C&D inlay cards fit nicely inside a half-pint mason jar lid and sometimes they do re-print the tin art on them, example: Warped: Saint Espresso. When I asked Jeremy Reeves if they have ever considered making an inly...- Smokebacca
- Post #2
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Making a zippo even better
I've never had a Copper one. Zippo released a limited edition of them earlier this year in fact, with a first time ever Black insert which looked beautiful next to the copper. They were out of my price range, of course.- Smokebacca
- Post #44
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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The Root Cause of Tongue Bite
I've always felt that people who complain about a tobacco or a pipe being "bad" or of getting tongue bite from either are not considering all the things that could cause them to have a bad smoking experience. I rarely blame the tobacco or the pipe before ruling out as many variables as I can...- Smokebacca
- Post #56
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Has Sir Walter Raleigh Original Changed Recently?
I sure hope it hasn't changed too much. Sir Walter Raleigh is one I smoke multiple time a week and I only have a few 14oz tubs left. I had no idea that the 7oz cans were produced in Denmark. Thanks for posting.- Smokebacca
- Post #19
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Making a zippo even better
I've always been drawn to Zippo's of plain designs; Polished Chrome, Brass, etc., but after my Polished Brass Armor became tarnished, I'd buff it back to a lustrous shine again, but it continued to dull from handling. I eventually gave up on trying to keep it shiny and decided to go the other...- Smokebacca
- Post #42
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Hello from North Texas.
I will try to check in as often as I can. I stay pretty busy with work and family responsibilities, plus Instagram, and Discord. I do appreciate all the wonderful welcomes from the Forum. I never expected the response I've gotten for just signing up. Thank you, everyone.- Smokebacca
- Post #36
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Hello from North Texas.
Thank you, kindly. Texas Hill Country is some of the most beautiful parts of Texas.- Smokebacca
- Post #34
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Hello from North Texas.
Thank you. Lots of East coast folks here, I see- Smokebacca
- Post #33
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Hello from North Texas.
Thank you. I bet it's cooler up in Finland than it is in Texas. ?- Smokebacca
- Post #32
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Hello from North Texas.
Thank you for the welcome mat, I never expected so many people to welcome me like this.- Smokebacca
- Post #27
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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