Welcome Jim! Glad to have you here. That's a great looking blog you have on Peterson Pipes that I plan on reading during lunch today. We have other Peterson lovers here and between you all, we may have our own Peterson Pedagogy.
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Jim, as one who owns lots of Peterson pipes I welcome you and look forward to your wealth of information on them. You will be quite an asset to the forum.
Hi all. A brief introduction after sorting out some avatar difficulties and getting to understand more about the technical side of the site with it's dual mag side/forum side nature. I have been reading the forum a while and it has a really good, helpful comradrie to it so I thought I would go ahead and register. For the most part, I'll lay low and learn, and comment from time to time.
I'm a newbie returning to pipes after many, many years. I've mainly got old drugstore pipes, cobs and an old leather-clad Longchamp that has some sentimental value and is actually my best smoker. Part of what drove me to the pipe forums was trying to figure out how to economically enlarge my accumulation of pipes in a good way. Happily, what I've found here is "smoke what you like, in what you like, and come on in". I was very impressed with that attitude and at being able to hang out without feeling particulary good or bad abut what I do or don't have at this point--and still be able to learn from others more about what's what and where I might want to head with pipes and tobacco.
Thanks for the help so far.
I'm a newbie returning to pipes after many, many years. I've mainly got old drugstore pipes, cobs and an old leather-clad Longchamp that has some sentimental value and is actually my best smoker. Part of what drove me to the pipe forums was trying to figure out how to economically enlarge my accumulation of pipes in a good way. Happily, what I've found here is "smoke what you like, in what you like, and come on in". I was very impressed with that attitude and at being able to hang out without feeling particulary good or bad abut what I do or don't have at this point--and still be able to learn from others more about what's what and where I might want to head with pipes and tobacco.
Thanks for the help so far.
ps27 Welcome aboard!
I haven't heard about a leather-clad pipe in a while.
How about posting some pictures so we can Oooo and Ahhhh over it.
It would be quite unique.
We're glad to have you!
I haven't heard about a leather-clad pipe in a while.
How about posting some pictures so we can Oooo and Ahhhh over it.
It would be quite unique.
We're glad to have you!
Welcome ps27!
Unfortunately for you, we're now instituting a two-Dunhill minimum. ;-) Or was that a two-Grabow minimum? I get confused sometimes.
Come on in, read and learn and get to know your fellow enthusiasts.
Simon
Unfortunately for you, we're now instituting a two-Dunhill minimum. ;-) Or was that a two-Grabow minimum? I get confused sometimes.
Come on in, read and learn and get to know your fellow enthusiasts.
Simon
Welcome Pipelady,
It's great to have you.
We all look forward to your posts, pictures, comments, and questions.
Just dive right in.
Welcome to the fraternity!
It's great to have you.
We all look forward to your posts, pictures, comments, and questions.
Just dive right in.
Welcome to the fraternity!
Greetings.
I'm Drew. I started smoking a pipe several years ago while working in a tobacco shop in college. I found it to be a good way to wind down from the day. I joined up here because it seems like this forum is more laid back than others I've lurked at. I mainly smoke briar pipes. I have a few Karl Eriks, Bjarne, Barling, Savenelli, Armallini and several Petersons in the stable for a start. I sort of fell out of pipe smoking while in the Army and am slowly starting over again.
It's good to meet you all.
I'm Drew. I started smoking a pipe several years ago while working in a tobacco shop in college. I found it to be a good way to wind down from the day. I joined up here because it seems like this forum is more laid back than others I've lurked at. I mainly smoke briar pipes. I have a few Karl Eriks, Bjarne, Barling, Savenelli, Armallini and several Petersons in the stable for a start. I sort of fell out of pipe smoking while in the Army and am slowly starting over again.
It's good to meet you all.
Welcome Drew!
We're glad to have you.
We all look forward to your pics and posts.
Thank you for your service to our Country, my family, and me.
Edit: Just noticed that there are bunch of new members today.
Outstanding! Just dive right in the water's fine.
It's great to have you all.
Welcome!
We're glad to have you.
We all look forward to your pics and posts.
Thank you for your service to our Country, my family, and me.
Edit: Just noticed that there are bunch of new members today.
Outstanding! Just dive right in the water's fine.
It's great to have you all.
Welcome!
Welcome: ltrav3nw00d, uapiper, hilojohnny, gunner777, thesandpiper, ps27, & bhpdrew. (whew! I need to greet more often!)
seilerjp - looking forward to your increased presence.
Welcome all, post pics of your pipe, your stash, most of all, review some blends for us! Reading reviews on tobaccoreviews.com is all fine and good, but I prefer getting my reviews here since it's more of a friendly, accessible atmosphere here.
-Jason
seilerjp - looking forward to your increased presence.
Welcome all, post pics of your pipe, your stash, most of all, review some blends for us! Reading reviews on tobaccoreviews.com is all fine and good, but I prefer getting my reviews here since it's more of a friendly, accessible atmosphere here.
-Jason
Just wanted to say Hi! Joined a few days ago, thought I would post here before randomly posting elsewhere lol.
I'm not much with words so if you have any questions feel free to ask. =D
I'm not much with words so if you have any questions feel free to ask. =D
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