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It would help if you invited us over :D

I was hoping they would do that :tongue:

What would we do without company trucks? :D

Welcome, fellow mid-southernor

GL Pease Union Square

I find that most people don't even know the stem comes off. If they get it like that from an estate, they just assume thats how its supposed to be

Just finished "Stir of Echoes" by Richard Matheson. Currently reading "True Grit" by Charles Portis. Next up, "Autobiography of Mark Twain". I may be on that for a while. :shock:

Whew, it's nice to have things to aspire to!

Finally got around to cracking open a bottle of cherry stout. Can't really taste the cherries, but it's definitely in the aroma. Very toasty with a little chocolate. I'll have to add more cherries next time! :twisted:

McC 5125 in a bent Cavicchi bulldog

Wow, that is gorgeous

You're a pipe makin' machine! Ever consider selling?

If you wanted to support a pipe-maker on this board, you could go to Sasquatch. They look great, and smoke great from what I hear. You can see his work in the "Town Crier" Otherwise, I'd say join the club and get a Savinelli 320

Well it breaks my heart to hear the news. He will be very missed. Thanks for updating us Jack

A thin layer of rope caulk might work. Not sure how well it would stick to the cork though

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Wow, I hate to hear it. He'll be in our prayers

Ive been thinking of getting some Briar Pipe Wipe. I have brebbia pipe polish, but get less than stellar results. Seem we all do basically the same thing 8)

So I've been cleaning the rims of my bowls to keep them from blackening. Using either paper towels, of pipe cleaners, whatever is handy. Doing so seems to take all of the wax off. Just curious as to how everyone else keeps their pipes nice and shiny. There has to be a better method should...

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