@cosmicfolklore A shame to throw them out after 1 smoke; waste of a clay! I think they probably smoked them until they broke...In the late 18th century that was a thing, sort of. You'd buy pre-packed clay pipes, smoke them, and toss the pipe.
Yeh, some kept them, but there was a river walk... somewhere, I can't remember the location, but there were piles of clay pipes there, because so many people would just toss the pipes as they walked and smoked away from the tobacconist. There was like a documentary about it. But yeh, I imagine many did keep their pipes.@cosmicfolklore A shame to throw them out after 1 smoke; waste of a clay! I think they probably smoked them until they broke...
@cosmicfolklore I'd love to find a load of clays; clean them up and smoke some Gawith in them. Perfect for the Clay King as he likes river wadingYeh, some kept them, but there was a river walk... somewhere, I can't remember the location, but there were piles of clay pipes there, because so many people would just toss the pipes as they walked and smoked away from the tobacconist. There was like a documentary about it. But yeh, I imagine many did keep their pipes.
There's a marketing idea. Preloaded, pressed kake pipes.
@Buffalo : They used to sell pre-loaded 'owl pellets' that you just put in the pipe and lite. Seriously you can google it!
You (Or someone else) guillotined a torpedo cigar and put it in your pipe.
This reminded me of a situation from a Mr. Bean episode where he puts a holiday greeting card in his own mailbox. Later on, when he receives the card he is both surprised and elated.
Yep. Or just leave them as is. Little nest of Five Brothers, stack of 4-5 clipped caps, little more Five Brothers... it's good.It sure looks like the tip of a cigar. Might crumble up a few and try smoking them. I've done that with decent results.