What Did You Smoke Today? (Pipe Edition)

MacBaren Modern Virginia Loose Cut in a 1987 Peterson first series Sherlock Holmes full bend with a silver band with a black vulcanite stem and p-lip. A bottle of Mountain Dew made with pure cane sugar is my drink.

MacBaren Navy Flake in a 2016 PSF POY quarter bend black sandblasted Vermont Freehand egg with an aluminum band and amber tortoise saddle stem.

G&H Nessmuk Navy Flake with Rum in a 2002 IMP smooth full bend egg shaped meer with a black acrylic stem.

Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend in a 1982 black sandblasted paneled slight bend Savinelli flat bottom sitter with a black vulcanite stem.

A friend’s Experimental blend in a 2002 Ser Jacopo Delecta Fatta A Mano R1 sandblast Rhodesian with a smooth extension at the shank and a black acrylic stem.

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Originally Posted by Emperor Zurg

Just tried some undried Louisiana Flake, rubbed out and lightly musketballed into a little Savinelli 313.
Awful. Just awful. Atomic pepper bomb and Lakeland perfume was all I could get out of it and for the life of me I couldn't keep it lit... that and it was hammering me with nicotine by the 4th attempted relight. And to think this same blend was so good fold-n-stuffed and much drier in the Grabow Duke a few days ago. I finally gave up and dumped the bowl and now I'm slurping coffee to try and get the taste out of my mouth. I guess I just don't much like wet tobacco.

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I don't musketball it, but that's not the reason, it must just be the difference in our tastes. I haven't found a way to make this tobacco smoke or taste bad (and I do seem to be immune to light quantity of Lakeland).

just about to light

2015 Gawith Hoggarth Louisiana Flake in a 1940s Barling's Make Ye Olde Wood EL, smooth saddle billiard with Diet Pepsi sans cubes.

Heine's Blend in the very first pipe I ever bought ($2.49) in 1974; a smooth three quarter bend Dr. Grabow Omega with a black vulcanite stem.

Luck 7 (Milan Tobbaco's) in both a MM CG cob and a DG Duke

MacBaren St. Bruno Flake in an undated fancy designed tall, thin bowl medium bend Warren Zeichen Viennese Coffeehouse Bombay clay with a white acrylic stem.

Milan Tobbaco's Peaches and Cream in a nose warmer....

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