I don't think the spoon is a big deal either way. I cut them and on any cob that doesn't come with a plug bottom, I bore out on the press and put a plug in.
Haters gonna hate ?Funny... the explanation of that "spoon" is practically self-evident. Did anyone really get a sense of revelation at that post? Like, "Wow! now I get it. It's done on purpose!" ha ha.
It's like as if they said... the reason we put a plug in the bottom of the pipe is to keep the tobacco from just falling out in the floor. Or... the reason we put a stem on the pipe to so the smoker can hold the pipe in their teeth while smoking it and not get little bits of that cheap assed wood we used all in their mouth.
I guess I had always figured its purpose was pretty self-explanatory.Funny... the explanation of that "spoon" is practically self-evident. Did anyone really get a sense of revelation at that post? Like, "Wow! now I get it. It's done on purpose!" ha ha.
It's like as if they said... the reason we put a plug in the bottom of the pipe is to keep the tobacco from just falling out in the floor. Or... the reason we put a stem on the pipe to so the smoker can hold the pipe in their teeth while smoking it and not get little bits of that cheap assed wood we used all in their mouth.
Funny... the explanation of that "spoon" is practically self-evident. Did anyone really get a sense of revelation at that post? Like, "Wow! now I get it. It's done on purpose!" ha ha.
It's like as if they said... the reason we put a plug in the bottom of the pipe is to keep the tobacco from just falling out in the floor. Or... the reason we put a stem on the pipe to so the smoker can hold the pipe in their teeth while smoking it and not get little bits of that cheap assed wood we used all in their mouth.
How mine look:
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Reaming a cob sounds a lot like... refilling a Bic lighter, patching a plastic bag, washing a coffee filter, or cleaning a used tampon. Just throw it away and get a new one.Do I need to loan you a reamer?
Or don’t buy disposable shit in the first placeReaming a cob sounds a lot like... refilling a Bic lighter, patching a plastic bag, washing a coffee filter, or cleaning a used tampon. Just throw it away and get a new one.
That’s mostly just loose ash I had just dumped the bowl.Do I need to loan you a reamer?
Seems to me that “cob etiquette” is a bit of an overkill@kurtbob ’s cob etiquette 101
It’s those damn blow torch lighters combined with a cheap ass piper who has to smoke every shred!What in the hell are you guys doing to burn that off?!
Mine just turns black and fills in around it.
not everyone makes things you know.Funny... the explanation of that "spoon" is practically self-evident. Did anyone really get a sense of revelation at that post? Like, "Wow! now I get it. It's done on purpose!" ha ha.
It's like as if they said... the reason we put a plug in the bottom of the pipe is to keep the tobacco from just falling out in the floor. Or... the reason we put a stem on the pipe to so the smoker can hold the pipe in their teeth while smoking it and not get little bits of that cheap assed wood we used all in their mouth.
Would you like a participation trophy??????The very first pipe I bought was a cob. On the second bowl that “spoon” burned away. One the fourth bowl the shank essentially burned away from the bowl. On the sixth smoke the bottom essentially burned away. On the seventh bowl my face and tongue burned away.
Yet, here I am. Maybe traumatic cob disorder is why I prefer briars.