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<blockquote data-quote="serif365" data-source="post: 317761" data-attributes="member: 2672"><p>I'm sorry to hear you aren't enjoying your cobs. I have a modest collection of Turkish meerschaums, briars and clays but my all-time favorites are Missouri Meerschaums. In fact, they're just about all I smoke anymore. I started out using them because I didn't want to smoke my higher-end "real" pipes but now I smoke them because I think they smoke better, cleaner, cooler and they are very light on the jaw.</p><p></p><p>I've acquired at least one of all of their styles but I prefer the LEGEND and the COUNTRY GENTLEMAN, one Gentleman in particular. I used to think that if I broke one of these "cheap" pipes I wouldn't be as put out as I would if I broke a $500 Dunhill but now, it would be painful to lose my favorite cob.</p><p></p><p>Good luck and I hope all the suggestions you've had in this thread help you resolve your issue with a very cost effective (and IMHO flavorful) smoking instrument.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="serif365, post: 317761, member: 2672"] I'm sorry to hear you aren't enjoying your cobs. I have a modest collection of Turkish meerschaums, briars and clays but my all-time favorites are Missouri Meerschaums. In fact, they're just about all I smoke anymore. I started out using them because I didn't want to smoke my higher-end "real" pipes but now I smoke them because I think they smoke better, cleaner, cooler and they are very light on the jaw. I've acquired at least one of all of their styles but I prefer the LEGEND and the COUNTRY GENTLEMAN, one Gentleman in particular. I used to think that if I broke one of these "cheap" pipes I wouldn't be as put out as I would if I broke a $500 Dunhill but now, it would be painful to lose my favorite cob. Good luck and I hope all the suggestions you've had in this thread help you resolve your issue with a very cost effective (and IMHO flavorful) smoking instrument. [/QUOTE]
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