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Winning over a non-pipe smoker
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Bonanzadriver
Master
June 2017
I'm actually oh my 4th bowl this evening.
I'm breaking in a couple of new pipes and had read that it was a good tobacco for doing so without ghosting the briar.
I know, it's a tough job, but someone's gotta do it.
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pipeman83
Master
June 2017
@Bonanzadriver
, it is great stuff! I smoke it quite often so I don't touch the blends I have in my cellar.
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motie2
Master
July 2017
http://www.patheos.com/blogs/badcatholic/2012/01/how-and-why-to-smoke-a-pipe.html
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Why smoke a pipe?
Allow me to explain -- You can have this:
[10 points if you can name everyone in the picture!]
Or you can have this:
(That was a joke, folks.)
Now, unlike cigarettes, pipes are:
a) sacramental
b) delicious
c) much less harmful
d) not addicting and
e) packed with class.
Men need to recover the lost art of pipe-smoking to:
a) feel more manly
b) relearn the experience of fellowship
c) connect with their great, ancestral, pipe-smoking past
d) learn to contemplate and
e) (if they are cigarette smokers) to replace addiction with ritual.
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"Sips, not sucks or billows, that’s the thing. You are a gentleman and a scholar, not a steam engine, and you would do best to remember the fact." >>
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I'm breaking in a couple of new pipes and had read that it was a good tobacco for doing so without ghosting the briar.
I know, it's a tough job, but someone's gotta do it.