Smoking My Duca Morta

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tbradsim1

Lifer
Jan 14, 2012
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Got it today, smoking Nitecap, smokes as good or better than my Becker Morta, very pleased.

 

sjb3

Might Stick Around
Oct 23, 2013
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Wow, what a great looking pipe! I love saucer style shapes and nightcap is a good choice as well!

 

cigrmaster

Lifer
May 26, 2012
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I have quite a few pink shirts in my closet and the chicks dig me in pink. With my olive colored skin it is a perfect match. Real men wear pink, your pipe stand Bradley shows you are comfortable in your masculinity. Peck is just pissed I would not let him borrow my black strapless stiletto's.
Glad to hear you love the pipe, I gotta get a morta soon.

 

ebuyer32

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Oct 23, 2013
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both my first at the Richmond show, a squad bulldog. it is great. I know the maker for almost 5 years. Was never able to find a piece that fully appealed to me or I was able to afford at the time

 

4dotsasieni

Part of the Furniture Now
Jan 6, 2013
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Why, oh why did you have to post that photo? I can feel the money leaching out of my bank account! :cry:

 
Dec 24, 2012
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Bradley, a Duca is on my bucket list. Notice how I am ignoring all the other malcontents and agitators on this thread, lol.

 

kcghost

Lifer
May 6, 2011
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This Morta thing is taking on a life of its own. There are goobers out there who are using the word "morta" to describe any pipe that was made from wood that was submerged for any length of time. I saw a pipe yesterday that was called "Lake Michigan Morta". The wood had only been underwater a few decades (not remotely enough time to fossilize) and it certainly wasn't in an oxygen-free (anaerobic) environment. And, yes, they wanted big bucks for what amounted to a pipe made from oak.

 
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