I seem to have accumulated a number of them, just wondering who else has, and how bad is your MMAD (Missouri Meerschaum Attention Disorder)?
I have 15 or so myself :)
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I seem to have accumulated a number of them, just wondering who else has, and how bad is your MMAD (Missouri Meerschaum Attention Disorder)?
I have 15 or so myself :)
I have five, not counting the one I am contemplating repairing. Why, when I could buy another for well under $10?... It is already broken in with a decent cake, and it was my intrductory pipe into piping. I wouldn't mind picking up a few more.
I have dozens of them, although I only have 6 in rotation. I picked up several lots of them on Ebay at very little cost per pipe. Some were new and others were smoked lightly. Bought two MM seven day sets on ebay as well at different times. My favorite ones are the custom ones made by Farmerje on ebay, particularly his bamboo shanked ones. I love the way cobs smoke; they can tame a goopy aromatic and don't gurgle.
I have three that I almost never smoke. They are there for the few times a year I seem to dabble on the pipe side.
Just one, right now – unsmoked. I never smoke 'em myself, but like to have one of the $5 cobs on hand, in case a non-pipe smoking friend wants to try some of my tobacco.
I have nine in the rotation. One being a Freehand that I so far have only smoked Semois due to the massive sized bowl and Semois being so dry that it burns quicker than others.
BTW all, I'm still around. Work has just kept me plenty busy so it has been difficult to participate the last few months. It will be a while before things calm down but I'm still piping and will try and touch base every now and then.
I have 4 and they still get a lot of use even though I have several briars now.
I keep one in the truck and if I'm going camping or to deer camp that's what goes along.
I have four and use them a ton. One is dedicated to Lakeland blends, the others are plain good smokers. I have a diplomat, a custom general with a warden stem, a Missouri pride, a legend, and a Washington. Wait - gifted the Washington.
One of these days I will pick up a dwarf or shire cobbit.
I have just the one, but it is the pipe I smoke 90 percent of the time. Sure it'll never quite be a nice briar, but given it can take a beating and still smoke like a champ it's always the one I pick up. I know sure as day that if I used something fancy more often I'd be sure to drop an anvil on it or somesuch!
Welcome back (so to speak) was beginning to wonder about you,and @piperdown .Quote:
Originally Posted by JustTroItIn
I have two, one that I smoke occasionaly the other is new and awaiting that rare time when I have an interested
newb.
I've bought a few sets of the MM seconds - 10 random cobs w/ QC defects. At least one I've kept all 10 of, & as I recall, a couple that I split w/ a BOTL. Most of the time I can't even figure out what the defect was.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lostmason
But yes, that's one thing the MMs are good for - giving to noobs, starter kits, etc. Unforch, I'm out of unsmoked ones - time to get another grab bag? :)
Looking at their site, I see that the prices is up a few bucks, but they're still dirt cheap.
BTW, has anyone tried their hardwood pipes? Opinions on them?
Would like to hear these as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bruck
So you must be the "over 20" vote :) I'll have to check out that e-bay seller.Quote:
Originally Posted by Haebar
Just counted 22 MM cobs. I think there should be more but no telling where they are sitting right now.
Had some hardwoods, never smoke any and think they may have been sent to either the troops or some noobs as starter pipes since I can't find them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bruck
I have had one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bruck
It was fine. Nothing special but it was light weight and smoked good enough. I left it out on the balcony and it got rained on. Then it got all moldy and I tossed it.
For the cheap price, I'd buy another.
I have one cob that came in an auction lot. Not sure what brand it is....
IMHO, it's best to go with the chunkier, thicker bowls, like the Maple Hardwood Great Dane or Diplomat. I had what they now call the Ozark Mountain Hardwood pipe and it got too hot to hold it by the bowl regularly, so I got rid of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lostmason
Take a look at the MM website - they have pix of most of their models.Quote:
Originally Posted by droy1958