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I've been drooling over this one for some time now in McCranie's display case. I can't stop and I really should buy it but I'm broke. Here's my proposition. One of you guys either buy it or make them hide it from me, or(the long shot) hook me up for an early Christmas present. :lol: :lol:

I picked up some medallion tobacco from the Tinder Box here in Charlotte yesterday and now I'm staring at it wondering, how does one get this wonderful smelling pressed blend into a pipe and get it to light? Should I rub it out like a flake, roll it into a ball, lay it flat on top of the bowl...

I went antique store surfing today and found another Kaywoodie. The other one I have is a good smoker, so I picked it up. I wiped the weird goo off of the outside of the bowl and found that this one is a Drinkless Kaywoodie. Is there something special about this one?

I think it's time to branch out from cavendish and try an aromatic. The only problem is that I have no idea where to begin. So I'll put the question to you gentlemen. What is a good aromatic that won't break the bank? Also, I'm allergic to clove so keep that in mind when making...

After reading around a bit, I've noticed that there are quite a few recommendations made for using corn cob pipes for testing tobaccos. I'm curious as to why. Is it because they are cheap and easily replaced if they take on the essence of a blend that you don't like, or do they simply not...

After lurking for a while, I've decided to join up and converse with other like minded gentlemen. I've been smoking cigars since I was legal and love it. It's a little understood(around here at least) relaxation that really is hard to match. Now that I've recently gotten into pipes, I see...