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Summer Edition of P&T Magazine - Crappy !
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<blockquote data-quote="docwatson" data-source="post: 312475" data-attributes="member: 232"><p>I am definitely sensing a generational thing here. I'm an old geezer and am pretty conservative in most of my choices. </p><p>Seeing some of this new fangled stuff, Monstrosities by Ollie for example or the new to me Gear Punk pipes are really a new line of pipes that certainly take a lot of ingenuity, design, and talent to make. My hats off to these new talented artisans even though they are not for me. </p><p>Bottom line is that diversity is good, and anything that brings more pipe smokers and collectors into the hobby is a good thing. </p><p>This is probably what people thought about the so called gimmick pipes/metal pipes from the 1950's. How radical at the time were Kirsten Aluminum pipes, or the Doodler?? </p><p>As long as they are made to burn tobacco, I'm all for it. Will we have Glass Blown pipes on the front cover of P&T next?.?.? :shock:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="docwatson, post: 312475, member: 232"] I am definitely sensing a generational thing here. I'm an old geezer and am pretty conservative in most of my choices. Seeing some of this new fangled stuff, Monstrosities by Ollie for example or the new to me Gear Punk pipes are really a new line of pipes that certainly take a lot of ingenuity, design, and talent to make. My hats off to these new talented artisans even though they are not for me. Bottom line is that diversity is good, and anything that brings more pipe smokers and collectors into the hobby is a good thing. This is probably what people thought about the so called gimmick pipes/metal pipes from the 1950's. How radical at the time were Kirsten Aluminum pipes, or the Doodler?? As long as they are made to burn tobacco, I'm all for it. Will we have Glass Blown pipes on the front cover of P&T next?.?.? :shock: [/QUOTE]
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