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General Pipe Discussion
Collectors, where does your interest lie?
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<blockquote data-quote="Kyle Weiss" data-source="post: 188102" data-attributes="member: 1969"><p>I have no organization or direction at the moment with pipes. I know what I don't like, but I'm having a hard time focusing. Which, is typical for me. Stem material doesn't matter. Shape and finish lean toward straight through 1/4 bends that are spherical. I have an affinity for bulldogs/Rhodesian. I have a few freehands, and I only need a few: a goal might be to get some better ones down the road. I want more rusticated stuff, and a few good examples of sandblasted finish.</p><p></p><p>None of this his helping me get used to exactly how a pipe smokes. All I can tell is certain setups gurgle, some don't. Some smoke totally cool, some are warm. Sometimes it depends on tobacco. I don't know what a "bad" pipe smokes like--either because "it's the captain, not the ship," or I've been pretty damned lucky to be here and learn what I have. Who knows.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kyle Weiss, post: 188102, member: 1969"] I have no organization or direction at the moment with pipes. I know what I don't like, but I'm having a hard time focusing. Which, is typical for me. Stem material doesn't matter. Shape and finish lean toward straight through 1/4 bends that are spherical. I have an affinity for bulldogs/Rhodesian. I have a few freehands, and I only need a few: a goal might be to get some better ones down the road. I want more rusticated stuff, and a few good examples of sandblasted finish. None of this his helping me get used to exactly how a pipe smokes. All I can tell is certain setups gurgle, some don't. Some smoke totally cool, some are warm. Sometimes it depends on tobacco. I don't know what a "bad" pipe smokes like--either because "it's the captain, not the ship," or I've been pretty damned lucky to be here and learn what I have. Who knows. [/QUOTE]
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