Bonjour, Hello from a Frenchman
- Thread starter Nicolasylvain
- Start date
SmokingPipes.com Updates
Watch for Updates Twice a Week
PipesMagazine Approved Sponsor
Site Sponsors
PipesMagazine Approved Sponsor
PipesMagazine Approved Sponsor
PipesMagazine Approved Sponsor
PipesMagazine Approved Sponsor
I love the French pipes, especially their historical significance and shaping standards.
Welcome from Virginia
Welcome from Virginia
Salut, from South Korea. Where kimchi is in abundance and pipe tobacco ain't!
Welcome aboard from central North Carolina, U.S. Can't beat French pipes for always exceeding the price in quality. France is where briar became a/the principle tobacco pipe material. Many of the classic shapes were done there first.
Welcome from VirginiaGreetings from a French pipe smoker (collector, enthusiast, etc). Piping since 2009, in my mid-30s.
Strong affinity for French pipes i.e. BC, Chacom, Ropp, Genod and others but I do have some Savinelli, Big Ben, Brigham, meerschaum, cobs etc.
I have been looking at these forums periodically for some years now when seeking info on certain matters so a general thank you to the contributors and a special salutation for mso489 who reps the French pipes
Yo from Detroit. It was French once, you should come get it back.
Far from Paris, thank God. The very beautiful, historic ( _______ fill blank with any positive adjective) south-west.
When I was in Korea there was a shop in Seoul selling pipe tobacco called 'Lighter Time' .
I bought a load of tins, some were fine but others were mouldy and horrible I had to throw it away. Theres ageing tobacco and then theres just plain rotten.
P.s. I love kimchi :D
Some day, maybe, just maybe, they will erect a statue of you in St Claude.
Sounds dystopian
Three things from France would have you begging to be anglophone again.
More tax, more bureaucracy and more grammar.