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<blockquote data-quote="ralphmcculley" data-source="post: 606306" data-attributes="member: 5529"><p>I myself did that. I tried pipe smoking briefly in the mid 1990s. There was no internet and not a lot of information about it back then. It was mostly something that was passed down or self taught. It did not go well. Severe tongue bite and it didn't taste good at all. Of course the only tobaccos I tried were all aromatics. About five years after I had quit smoking my beloved Lucky Strikes I got interested in pipes. I did research and studied about different types of tobacco and pipe makers for a year before I bought a pipe. I reached out to John Harden "Matches860" right around the same time he started to become famous and he personally helped me find my first pipe shape and tobacco blend that I would come to love. My favorite tobacco is burley and my preferred pipe shape is the classic English style billiard and bent billiard.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ralphmcculley, post: 606306, member: 5529"] I myself did that. I tried pipe smoking briefly in the mid 1990s. There was no internet and not a lot of information about it back then. It was mostly something that was passed down or self taught. It did not go well. Severe tongue bite and it didn't taste good at all. Of course the only tobaccos I tried were all aromatics. About five years after I had quit smoking my beloved Lucky Strikes I got interested in pipes. I did research and studied about different types of tobacco and pipe makers for a year before I bought a pipe. I reached out to John Harden "Matches860" right around the same time he started to become famous and he personally helped me find my first pipe shape and tobacco blend that I would come to love. My favorite tobacco is burley and my preferred pipe shape is the classic English style billiard and bent billiard. [/QUOTE]
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