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I got into the tin of GLP Union Square I received. I'm loving it so far. Very nice sweet hay flavor, but the creaminess is something I wasn't expect expecting. Very tasty stuff that will soon find its way into my next cellar order.

That's one awesome tube-o-baccy! I've never tried union square, but have heard great things. Maybe I'll crack open the tin I got from Santa *edit: Crack the union square is exactly what I did. Delicious stuff!

Santa's box arrived safe and sound! I might have mentioned that I'm inexperienced with VA's, but am loving them so far and would like to try as much as I can. Can you tell? All have at least a year on them as well. :cheers: The pipe is a neat one as well, it's a "Tsalagi" with a cool chunky...

So here I am knee deep in broken equipment at work when fiver_wife texts wondering who I know from Connecticut. I'm thinking "the eagle has landed." Now, if only I can get home before 3am (unlike last night). I forbid the old lady to open the package, so all I know for now is that she really...

Keep the ideas coming boys! I'm writing these down.

Ha, well....plan A, B, and C are no goes. Time to get creative it looks like! :rendeer:

forgot to say thanks for the ideas guys! I'll have to dig around on those sites a little, looks like there's some good stuff there.

Well, ok. I'm throwing my hat in the ring. This sounds too fun to pass up.

I hear ya! That's why I've been steering away from them for awhile. Now that the trend is waning, I can start wearing them again. You guys know of any good e-tailers to go through for quality hats?

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Fedoras, usually wool type. Not the trendy alternative mall kids type, the classic type.

Not much talk of hats in "the Haberdashery." Anybody have favorites? I love a good quality hat, but around these parts there's not much to find unless you're looking for a Stetson.

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I concur that cobs are a good option. If you are set on briar though, I always carry my Peterson System 31 when traveling. It came with me on two tours to Iraq. It spend many days in a ruck sack, and survived 130 degree days and colossal dust storms. I love that little Pete. --Oh, military...

Being new to the board, this sounds fun. Maybe I'll need to sit this one out to see how it goes though. I don't know if there's a max $ amount on this, or if there's an unwritten standard for these.

Hey roundup! I'm new here as well. I don't know how often you get down to Pocatello, but there's a pretty decent looking pipe shop there. It's called Outwest Tobacco. I've ordered some tins through them, but if you are passing through it might be a good place to get some advice and maybe sample...

Just checking in from the great state of Wyoming. I look forward to spending some time here!