Ugly indeed, but at least they have a utilitarian appearance and a shred of creativity. Certainly more than I can say for St. Peters Anus Pipe.Not mine ... yet.
The Blue Collar Series from Monstrosity Pipes.
Also, haunted, if your nutsac looks like that you need to seek medical attention immediately.Well since you brought up buttholes...did anyone else notice the elephant / whale dong trend in new pipes? I just don't get it.
And then there is the petrified nut sack.
Certainly not the worst on the thread, but it does suck a lot.Not as ugly as some here but here is one a made from a pear hobby block the 1st week after I started smoking. I've learned alot since then that's to the few restore jobs i have done.
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It started as a test briar to see what different tools would do. Long, long ago. Then one day I had to decide if it should just go in the trash. Seeing as how the briar came from American Pipes and was drilled by Tinski or one of his minions I popped a stem in it and fired it up. Now I only smoke it at night, to hide the shame of smoking an ugly pipe.
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OK, you win! lolIt started as a test briar to see what different tools would do. Long, long ago. Then one day I had to decide if it should just go in the trash. Seeing as how the briar came from American Pipes and was drilled by Tinski or one of his minions I popped a stem in it and fired it up. Now I only smoke it at night, to hide the shame of smoking an ugly pipe.
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Uglies previously in my collection.
On both actually. The billiard ended its career as a planter.I see a white spot on one of those.
Haha, that top one actually is pretty ugly.
That looks like it needs a little drying time
Christian Wolfsteiner is the artists name. Actually, I’m very fond of this pipe and very proud to own it. Christian made this pipe as an homage to one of his best friends, Roger Wallenstein. Christian is no longer with us and I feel it’s my duty to keep his work preserved for future generations to see. This pipe is unsmoked and will remain that way under my watch...I have seen this pipe discussed a couple of months before. Probably here in this forum. This is the work of an eccentric artisan carver, and I followed up the link to the website to see more similar shapes. I forgot the name of the artisan though
After exposure to that much moisture and winter freezing, no amount of drying would fix that one.That looks like it needs a little drying time
I like these shapes.Well since you brought up buttholes...did anyone else notice the elephant / whale dong trend in new pipes? I just don't get it.
And then there is the petrified nut sack.