Flashy Pipes: Not Your Grandpa’s Billiard

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Lifer
Jun 22, 2015
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The basic premise of the OP question- What pipe would a person who owns a yacht smoke. There are two possible answers based on whether the yacht owner is a pipe collector (Or not)

If he is a pipe smoker but not a collector. He would smoke a Dunhill- because he will his send Aide De Camp to buy his pipes; and Dunhill is the most obvious choice. Unless the Aide De Camp reads this forum - Then he will by something like a Savinelli Giubileo D Oro. So, for the first answer - here are a few examples

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On the other hand, if he is a pipe collector he would probably smoke these below

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Either way, a yacht owner would probably have better things to show off, compared to his pipes ?
That's a beautiful collection. Now you just need a yacht to go along with that.
 

Aomalley27

Part of the Furniture Now
Mar 8, 2021
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brian64

Lifer
Jan 31, 2011
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Haha. Nah, one thing Vauen pipes have is they're basically incombustible and their rims uncharrable. Panzerpfeifen in very deed. ?

Oh, you probably meant the tobacco. Well, I'm not one of those who dry it to –50% HR. nnnn
Yeah, that's what I meant...but I forgot that not only the pipe is incombustible but so is the stuff you're loading it with.