When Your Wife Says You Can't Smoke In The House.....
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Everyone's just run out of ideas it seems. Used to be people would copy the good ones. Now they're all fair game.
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Ser Jacopo - "Insanus" Curved Poker #1
The Insânus series is comprised of classic shapes with anything but traditional twists. Part of the Pesaro ethos is fun and creating a less than mechanical approach to pipe making. This can be seen in this very interesting take on the classic Poker shape. The shank sharply curves from the bowl...
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I would buy the Ser Jacopo first. It has some interesting drilling wher the Dunhill just has a bent stem.Everyone's just run out of ideas it seems. Used to be people would copy the good ones. Now they're all fair game.
Ser Jacopo - "Insanus" Curved Poker #1
The Insânus series is comprised of classic shapes with anything but traditional twists. Part of the Pesaro ethos is fun and creating a less than mechanical approach to pipe making. This can be seen in this very interesting take on the classic Poker shape. The shank sharply curves from the bowl...
Agree. Though I wouldn’t buy either lol
now the insanus that looks like it has a broken shank and is wired together could maybe tempt me.
I believe the name of the series refers to the location of the buyers head ?Everyone's just run out of ideas it seems. Used to be people would copy the good ones. Now they're all fair game.
Ser Jacopo - "Insanus" Curved Poker #1
The Insânus series is comprised of classic shapes with anything but traditional twists. Part of the Pesaro ethos is fun and creating a less than mechanical approach to pipe making. This can be seen in this very interesting take on the classic Poker shape. The shank sharply curves from the bowl...
Smoking it is the easy part. It's relighting with a menorah that can get a little tricky.
I've never seen it come up for sale, but I'd throw down as much at it as some would a Nordh.
I have actually hit the window with a pipe in my mouth. With both the Savinelli lumberman, which is a hair under 6" and the Peterson Newgrange 107, which is like 6.25". Luckily, neither was hard enough to cause any real damage (to my teeth, mouth, window, or upholstery).
I would not purchase that pipe, sir, definitely not. Not even at $50.
Yeah, but yours will be frozen solid.
And after all this your wife still won't let you smoke in the house.
GET A NEW ONE!
Another house, that is.
GET A NEW ONE!
Another house, that is.
Tried that. Built a smoke shack in my yard. It was paradise for a year. Then she claimed it via eminent domain to store her grandmother's old furniture in. I have accepted my life as a vagrant when it comes to pipe smoking. Only able to find shelter in dusty old railcars and the occasional underpass. It's a lifestyle choice.
Take back the shack!! Eminent domain my ass. Plant your hind quarters in that shack, put in a stove and smoke your heart out. Don't you have a twelve gauge?