Hey dogs, good to have you over here at the asylum.
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Starscream 11:20 PM 01-31-2009
1 briar and one cob. The cob was my grandfather's and is probably at least 40yrs old.
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Pat1075 05:39 PM 02-02-2009
Originally Posted by Nick:
It's a shame to have a pipe that you are too afraid to smoke.
I know right. Not only is it a beautiful pipe but it smokes like a dream but I'd be drawn and quartered were I to burn it out.
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petewho 05:31 PM 02-04-2009
6 briars, not really in rotation, but 2-for-each kind of tobacco I like (2 for straight VA, 2 for VA/Per, 2 for English/Lat).
1 cherrywood pipe, for English
1 basket briar for aros
2 cobs - one for fishing/camping/etc, one for aros
1 new Bjarne on-the way
So 10 today, 11 by next week.
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Dog_Soldier 12:00 AM 02-08-2009
6 Briars only 4 of them really get smoked, 1 meer, and 4 or 5 corn cobs lying around.
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Requiem 12:57 AM 02-08-2009
7 briars (1 Savinelli; 1 Peterson; 2 Big Ben; 3 Hilson), all bought new over the last 4 months. I guess I´ll be buying some more, from time to time, within the $100 budget. Right now I´m giving priority to tobaccos and a couple racks.
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Spearl 02:04 PM 02-09-2009
I have 4: 1 Cabresi straight billiard, 1 Kaywoodie Saxon, 1 Cob Country Gentleman, 1 Cob Diplomat
Cabresi for the burleys, Kaywoodie for the english, Cob Gentleman for Va, and the Cob Diplomat for Va/Per
I smoke em all; and I love em all!
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piperman 02:30 PM 02-09-2009
1... I did not know I needed more.
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Big D KC 09:17 PM 02-09-2009
Originally Posted by piperman:
1... I did not know I needed more.
QUICK! Someone help me with this trip-wire!! If he's not going to fall down this slope on his own, we'll have to help him along!
:-)
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Emjaysmash 09:24 PM 02-09-2009
I got 3. One Cobb, two briars, one for aromatics (which hasn't been smoked in close to half a year) one for more robust blends. The last pipe I smoked was my cobb over break. Definitely a good time!
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