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Hehehe. I actual own that bad boy. It is quite the pipe!

:affraid: We're not worthy! We're not worthy!

There's a new article on Pipes Magazine about the RD Jr. Holmes movies.

I had made a New Year's Resolution to stop posting about my blog unless it directly concerned the pipesters on the forum. Well, this does directly concern the whole community, I feel. As some of you might remember, I started a pipe writing contest on my blog. There were a lot of great...

And who could blame you? Those are fine looking pipes! :rendeer:

We all have that pipe that changed our view of pipes. Some of us know the feeling of hunting and searching and scouring for a particular pipe in a particular finish, maybe even from a particular year. I have shared my success with my collecting of the Rubens Rhodesian shape with many of you...

I know that the vast majority of you know who Stephen Downie is. He does absolutely amazing work with briar and is also a great guy. For those who are interested, here is an interview with Stephen about pipes and a little extra: Stephen Downie Interview.

Thank you all for the very kind words. I happen to know that my future in-laws got me a pipe for Christmas. I'm not sure what it is, but I know I will love it!

For our loved ones who don't smoke a pipe and may not even understand out obsession, this might be a challenging task. That is why I wrote a little guide for you sewer Dwellers to share with them. It covers the basics and I hope they will find it helpful, and that you will enjoy the fruits of...

I wouldn't rank it as the most likely outcome, but I will do my damnedest! :D

One day, I hope. It may be a while away, but I will do whatever I can to make it happen! Sadly, speaking and writing correctly are becoming dying arts. I hope that someone will attempt to keep them alive.

Always nice to meet another grammar nut!

I know you all know Richard Friedman, our own yachtexplorer. He is a fantastic guy and I thought I would share with you an awesome opportunity that he just told me about. I've always loved being on the water, but never really had the chance to experience it to its maximum potential. Thanks to...

Last night, I attended a pipe club Christmas party at Brennan's, here in St. Louis. It was a great time. Over the course of the night, I heard a couple of discussion concerning tobacco and mold. Most people who were asked responded that what was being seen was, in all likelihood, sugar. The...

Thank you very much, sir! Speaking of the contest, all of the rules have been established, the judges chosen, and the entries sent out. Now comes the grueling waiting period! By the way, it's funny that you called me 'E'. My father called me that since a young age, so, at first, it didn't even...

There are some pipe questions that have definite answers: "Is this mold on my Full Virginia Flake?" Is it shiny? Then, no, it's not mold. For a lot of questions, though, such as what bowl shape is superior, whether meerschaums or briars are superior, what tobacco is the best, etc., the answer...

Just a reminder...only a couple of hours left!

Well, Hemingway was fond of his Champagne and Absinthe, a cocktail known as Death in the Afternoon. That seemed to inspire some good writing! Don't get me wrong, I am a huge fan of Absinthe, but the point remains...

Whatever works for you! A combination of all of those things would surely result in some very interesting writing! :P