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Having just read Peter Cozzens' THE EARTH IS WEEPING and TECUMSEH AND THE PROPHET, both excellent historical tomes on various aspects of Native American history I'm taking a break from my usual American historical reading and am halfway through a great little book by Alexandra Fuller...

It's indeed an unfortunate sign of the times that anything related to tobacco gets relegated to such stringent and, at times, ludicrous legalities. To bear evidence of the ludicrous, I present the following: When the second run of Sun Bear, a mixture I dearly love, became available I became...

I'm under the impression that smokingpipes.com are the exclusive dealers of Warped pipe tobaccos. That said, I've been waiting for MONTHS for them to get an inventory of Cloud Hopper and Until The End available. Luckily I had previously stocked up on The Red Hunt and Kings Stride (both of...

My God, since receiving my first RD pipe, a drop-dead gorgeous partially blasted bent bulldog that smokes sooooooo smooth, I just want more of his pipes. I honestly can say that smoking that pipe adds another dimension of pleasure to a daily ritual that I already find sacred. Even after just...

And so I just bought 3 tins....Many Thanks, Jim! (and, of course, Blackhorse)

The figure on the "poster" looks like Jon Voigt. Is he, indeed, the main actor?

Many Thanks for all the considerate recommendations. Believe me, they ARE very much appreciated!

I recently got a beautiful chimney pipe with a .70inch chamber stack and the tiniest diameter of any pipe I've ever had; .65 (!) Any of you experienced brothers out there have any recommendations for a slow smoking, satisfying tobacco that could possibly burn in such a squeezebox?

I'm pretty well stocked up on Samuel Gawith tobak but got 3 tins of Best Brown and 3 tins of one I've never tried, Sam's Flake. There seem to be some devotees of the latter here - can someone fill me in on what to expect from Mayor Sam's Flake?

WOW! But then again, there's the shipping, which I'm not concerned about the cost impaired but rather, the actual prep work involved for a 66 year old man! At least we're not talking about packing up the Rhodes!!! How the hell I used to gig with one of those, into the '69 plymouth station wagon...

Well I'm enjoying the heck out of smoking the 5th one, I'll tell you that. Last we "spoke" I rambled on about its aesthetics and tactile beauty. Well now I can add to that its SMOKING beauty because I finally worked up the courage to put flame to that work of art, carefully of course, and man...

R Rob - I used to play piano/keyboards back in the day. When I was living and playing in (West) Germany ini 1979 - 80 I sold my Fender Rhodes for a lot more than I bought it for new at Sam Ash in NYC and bought a brand new Hohner Clavinet D, which I still have, all nice and woody and in...

In the early 50's my father worked as a construction engineer in Cuba. My parents used to see "Papa" in a certain bar/hangout, and my mother got up the nerve to have him sign her copy of Old man and the sea. Later on, stateside, a "friend took it and never returned it(!)

A dear friend of mine and a guy I used to play in a band with had a beautiful model, cherry red with ivory piping and a gold Bigsby tailpiece. He was hitchhiking with it and when they stopped at a gas station he went to relieve himself. Needless to say, when he got out of the mens room, the...

i971. winter. I get off the bus at high school in Springfield, Mass and see a friend of mine. I tell him "I'm skipping school and thumbing to Boston (90 miles or so) to buy that Martin Ukelele I saw last month when I was there wih Killy. 75 bucks. I called yesterday and the guy said he...

Just took a break from my usual historical reading and read a Christmas gift fiction from a long favorite author, Louise Erdrich (Native American). Loosely based on a historical event, book is called THE NIGHT WATCHMAN. It was really great, butnow I;m back to the history books, just cracked...

Well, the hole in the shank where the acrylic stem fits into is drilled wider, so the Forever Stem, which is slimmer, no longer fits snugly into the shank.

The drag now is that the famous Dagner Custom Cob's stem is drilled wider, so the Forever Stems no longer fit! This really tics me off! I have 9 or 10 Dagner cobs with Forever stems and love them. Last summer I bought 4 more and found out that the Forever Stems I'd purchased for them no longer...

Brewdude, you nailed it - I wasn't quite prepared to receive the work of art that arrived on my doorstep a couple days ago. Magnificent! As I told Ron, I'm almost afraid to smoke it! I get the jitters thinking of putting a flame to that bowl and marring the perfect harmony of the whole piece...

I've sent you a purchasing message. I'm new at this game, but can't tell you how glad I am to FINALLY get a chance to have one of your pipes!