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We've all got our preferences and, now having been on both sides of the fence, I see no reason not to accommodate. :)

If you've spoken to me at all, you know how staunch a proponent of the uncoated chamber I've been. Well, recent events have changed that. Let me explain. First was Todd Johnson's youtube video demonstrating that a bowl coating actually offers a great deal of protection against burn out...

I love a happy end-ing.

Dammit you jerk! Now I've got that song stuck in my head. Brilliant film. I may have to do the same.

Welcome back, Jack! I'm still working my way through those stogies you sent me. Phenomenal, every one of them. How's that Penzance treating you?

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Lovely pipe. They really hit that one out of the park.

I've had the whole week requested off since last year. I'll definitely be there. :)

Nice rack! :lol: It's just lovely. I've been looking at their pipe racks for years. Their work is fantastic. Maybe one of these days I'll take the plunge.

Nicely done "The Shadow," whoever you are. Let us know how that 4th Generation is, Harlock!

Monbla, is that you? :lol:

Well it was great while it lasted.

We love you too, John. :)

Lol! Amen to that, brother. ;)

What the material is called is ALL IMPORTANT!!11!!!! *throws a temper tantrum* :lol: :P At the end of the day, that's a good lookin' stem. I'm glad to see you've started cutting your own. :)

Thanks for the link! Yeah, I'd say they're using the term for ease of communication.

In my personal opinion, I much prefer an uncoated chamber to a coated one. It just tastes better. However... https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=kcDMaHT1khI

As is usual on IPSD, I had to work a full day, so I wasn't able to squeeze in a smoke. However, I'm smoking McClelland Oriental #1 from 1996 right now in my James Gilliam Roccio Bamboo in honor of IPSD. This pipe is an amazing smoker.

What was the price on them? Looks like the collection sold.

It's likely being marketed as such because the coloring is similar to cumberland/brindle. Common vocabulary aids in communication. Doesn't turn acrylic into cumberland, though. Can anyone link me to the site where it's being marketed as such? It's not on PME and I wasn't able to find it...