P-Lip

[rushx9]

I need to introduce y'all to a certain ex of mine... she could explain how to achieve maximum oral pleasure whilst keeping the teeth out of the way much better than I. ??

 

[cigrmaster]

If the p lip was the only stem available I would quit smoking. I think it is the worst stem ever designed and I hope the designer is burning to death in the bowels of hell.

 

[smokiespipesmoker123]

If the p lip was the only stem available I would quit smoking. I think it is the worst stem ever designed and I hope the designer is burning to death in the bowels of hell.

Don't beat around the bush, tell us how you really feel.

 

[cosmicfolklore]

My biggest problem is the name. It just sounds like either a speech impediment or something a Russian prostitute would do.

 

[elpfeife]

Harris means he doesn't care for them.

 

[SpookedPiper]

I think a p-lip was designed for clenching. Or at least for placing the button just past your teeth.

I think you're spot on..I mean really is there any other way to smoke that's not clenched?

Or a churchwarden, if you dig that elven sort of thing! ?

 

[SpookedPiper]

How I smoke a pipe:

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That's a nicely shaped pipe!

 

[olkofri]

That's a nicely shaped pipe!

I was too lazy to trace one in Illustrator from scratch.

 

[olkofri]

I think you're spot on..I mean really is there any other way to smoke that's not clenched?

Or a churchwarden, if you dig that elven sort of thing! ?

I don't clench: no amount of smoke comes into my mouth when I do so. And I also love my Hussar pipes (a.k.a. churchwardens: yea, the hussars popularised them a century before someone reported that in a hole in the ground lived a shorty fella).

 

[TinCup]

Do you put the button behind your teeth?

No, its no where near that far in (oo-er missus)

 

[TinCup]

How I smoke a pipe:

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It has to be said... you're not looking well at all, maybe get a wee check up at the Docs this weekend! ?

 

[chopper]

Thanks guys

Yeah I don't do clenching or hanging (hand-held all the time) and I was just outside the office with a flat fishtail and noticed how little of the stem is actually in my mouth which got me thinking about the online 'window shopping' I've been doing for my Peterson purchase

I guess a p-lip might be something a small change in technique will let me get used to if the pipe itself was something to fall in love with. Otherwise I think some of their range might just have fallen off my radar

I rarely clench myself. I've never noticed an issue with the p-lip on my Peterson. It's right at the very end near the tip.
To be honest I've noticed no change in how I smoke from a normal bit to a p-lip. [Your question will now have me paying more attention next time I light it up]
Personally I like them.

 

[anotherbob]

Harris means he doesn't care for them.

I think he's just in love with them and really mad he didn't come up with what he considers the most innovative and important invention of the last 1000 years.

 

[badbriar]

I own several Petersons and all are P-Lips. IMHO, great at helping to prevent any type of heat on the tongue.

 

[Magpiety]

I recently got a Peterson system pipe with a p-lip, and I naturally hold it a bit differently in my mouth. The rubber pipe bit sits behind the bevel on the stem where the p-lip hole opens, meaning there is more "stem" sticking out behind where the rubber bit sits against my teeth. This seems to be enough for it to work well, because I've been very impressed with it.

 

[Magpiety]

If the p lip was the only stem available I would quit smoking. I think it is the worst stem ever designed and I hope the designer is burning to death in the bowels of hell.

 

[Magpiety]

I think he's just in love with them

Or something more sinister...

Where did the p-lip touch you? Show us on Olkofri's diagram

 

[BROBS]

brings back bad memories?

 

[brunot]

I don't like it. I just move the bit around to direct the smoke where I want it, just like I'd with a normal stem.

I only have p-lips on my two system pipes and I can live with it for the duration.

 

[ssjones]

Road & Track and other car magazines have been lamenting the demise of the manual for many years. True to form, VW is keeping the manual in the 2021 GTI.(article below sites 70% of the buyers in 2014 opted for the manual)

Here's what's really killing the manual transmission

Most mainstream cars don't offer a stick at all, and those that do sell in minuscule numbers. What about the cars that regular enthusiasts buy?

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