And you'd be wrong. With carpal tunnel I seek tools ergonomically designed and excluding the skull, the meers were purchased for chamber depth and size. Large pipes aren't painful to hold and not ashamed to call myself a tobacco user or smoker.
Literally one of the identifying qualities of a hobby. For instance when I talk to none "pipers" and say this pipe was only 100 bucks they're like wow that's expensive. Where I am thinking they're so cheap I can get nine of them.
Quiting cigarettes was easy for me, although I was not a "chainsmoker" (whatever that might mean) and did not smoke cigarettes for a long time. That doesn't mean anyone has to have the point of view as I have and I'm not here to change the view of people on that topic. The past few years (gosh, do I sound old...) I have learned that influencing behavior of people is a mission to fail or I'm terrible at it. Having kids is a good exercise at knowing I can't I suppose!
Not true. Addictions can be over come.
Hardly, it just depends on what you call expensive. My work pencil's are $150 each because I had them fitted to my grip but had to have them to write. I also spend $85 per carton for Camel cigarettes. More than they used to be, but far from unaffordable. And expensive pipe for me would be going above $500, and that's something I would only ever do for one of my late buddy Bruce's pipes while there are some that would just see a $500 pipe as an average purchase.
Don’t forget connoisseur, of whom rightfully belongs to the Taste Master himself! @jiminks
That's the third posting of it in this thread. Leisure time for me means sleep and I identify more with this definition.
I would admit to that one. I've got nicotine addiction and it's most certainly a habit, I won't deny that any more than I would having a caffeine addiction. It has come up before and I was on the side arguing that regular pipe smokers were addicted to nicotine whether they believed it or not.
