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    Quote Originally Posted by honedright View Post
    When I do the charring or false light, I evenly light the entire top surface of the tobacco while drawing moderately. The tobacco expands quite a bit protruding up above the rim of the bowl. After the false light goes out, which time can vary, sometimes it goes out right away, and sometimes I get several puffs in before it goes out. After it goes out I lightly (very lightly) tamp the ash down evenly around the bowl and then re-light. Usually that re-light will last the rest of the bowl, or not, depending on the tobacco.

    Also, since you are just starting using a lighter: is it a soft flame lighter? A torch lighter is too hot and might result in a harsh taste. And some pipe smokers claim that they can taste a difference when using butane to light their pipe as opposed to a wooden match. Just a few more things to consider.
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    I think, and correct me if im talking rubbish, that I may have been tamping down too hard and maybe compressing the ash and this was what was causing my harsh taste. I had a smoke where I ever so lightly tamped. It caused a few relights but it was much cooler and smoother.

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    Please realize...autumn is coming
    even though I'm looking forward at some tough times,I am looking forward to fall....My fav!!

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    One of the pipes of the week at work. SG Commonwealth from Peterson.



    Once again at the border guard patrol:

    First off Tomi ...as usual your eye for the country life grabs me by the heart strings..second ...lemme know If ya want me to come over there and pull that gaurd duty for ya...Can I shoot the big gun just once huh huh can I , can I.....pleeeease just once !
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    Quote Originally Posted by honedright View Post
    When I do the charring or false light, I evenly light the entire top surface of the tobacco while drawing moderately. The tobacco expands quite a bit protruding up above the rim of the bowl. After the false light goes out, which time can vary, sometimes it goes out right away, and sometimes I get several puffs in before it goes out. After it goes out I lightly (very lightly) tamp the ash down evenly around the bowl and then re-light. Usually that re-light will last the rest of the bowl, or not, depending on the tobacco.

    Also, since you are just starting using a lighter: is it a soft flame lighter? A torch lighter is too hot and might result in a harsh taste. And some pipe smokers claim that they can taste a difference when using butane to light their pipe as opposed to a wooden match. Just a few more things to consider.
    Thanks honedright.

    I use a zippo with pipe adaptor which I think falls into the category of soft.

    Also I think maybe I have been tamping too hard and compressing the ash a bit much, would this cause the harsh taste? I had a smoke this morn and was very gentle with the tamper and it seemed coolr and smoother.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheGeek View Post
    Thanks honedright.

    I use a zippo with pipe adaptor which I think falls into the category of soft.

    Also I think maybe I have been tamping too hard and compressing the ash a bit much, would this cause the harsh taste? I had a smoke this morn and was very gentle with the tamper and it seemed coolr and smoother.

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    I think you're on the right track. Lightly tamping the tobacco/ ash throughout the smoke really seems to help, and gently sipping the smoke rather than long heavy draws keeps the smoke cooler as well.

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    Today I was awoken by the pounding of hungover girls at my door, (the one who lives here had a couple friends fly in for the weekend) so after feeding them full of coffee, biscuits, gravy, bacon, eggs, toast and pancakes I took them shooting around 1. I took the three of them to a local range that doesn't care what you do so long as you don't shoot yourself or anyone else. I taught them how to shoot the Russian Mosin Nagant M44 (1946), then took them over to the trap range and let them shoot apples with my O/U. After we came back and made Chicken and pepper empanadas with brown sugar, cinnamon, and apple empanadas for dessert. Ended the day with a cob full of Granger while listening to the girls chatter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Devilpup View Post
    Today I was awoken by the pounding of hungover girls at my door, (the one who lives here had a couple friends fly in for the weekend) so after feeding them full of coffee, biscuits, gravy, bacon, eggs, toast and pancakes I took them shooting around 1. I took the three of them to a local range that doesn't care what you do so long as you don't shoot yourself or anyone else. I taught them how to shoot the Russian Mosin Nagant M44 (1946), then took them over to the trap range and let them shoot apples with my O/U. After we came back and made Chicken and pepper empanadas with brown sugar, cinnamon, and apple empanadas for dessert. Ended the day with a cob full of Granger while listening to the girls chatter.
    Somehow I think there's more than you're telling....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Devilpup View Post
    Today I was awoken by the pounding of hungover girls at my door, (the one who lives here had a couple friends fly in for the weekend) so after feeding them full of coffee, biscuits, gravy, bacon, eggs, toast and pancakes I took them shooting around 1. I took the three of them to a local range that doesn't care what you do so long as you don't shoot yourself or anyone else. I taught them how to shoot the Russian Mosin Nagant M44 (1946), then took them over to the trap range and let them shoot apples with my O/U. After we came back and made Chicken and pepper empanadas with brown sugar, cinnamon, and apple empanadas for dessert. Ended the day with a cob full of Granger while listening to the girls chatter.
    First off...where do you find girls that eat meat,gravy and such..second ,where do you find girls that like guns?? These types do not exist where I am. Here they eat lettuce and tofu and drink soymilk, and call yoga a good time. And coffee means a latte lite with soymilk.Apple empanadas are replaced with toffutti or rice dream ??? And guns....well .....we don't mention guns, because they look at you like you just killed a kitten . I hate my life............... ....P.S. Not sure I believe the part about sittin around and listening to the girls chatter....yep...my mind went into the trashbin as well .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Devilpup View Post
    Today I was awoken by the pounding of hungover girls at my door, (the one who lives here had a couple friends fly in for the weekend) so after feeding them full of coffee, biscuits, gravy, bacon, eggs, toast and pancakes I took them shooting around 1. I took the three of them to a local range that doesn't care what you do so long as you don't shoot yourself or anyone else. I taught them how to shoot the Russian Mosin Nagant M44 (1946), then took them over to the trap range and let them shoot apples with my O/U. After we came back and made Chicken and pepper empanadas with brown sugar, cinnamon, and apple empanadas for dessert. Ended the day with a cob full of Granger while listening to the girls chatter.
    Shooting is definitely one of my preferred hangover activities These sound like some very spirited young ladies. Must be from good Missouri farm stock. Sounds like you have nearly a full time job tending to these young ladies. I'm sure the farthests thing from your mind is a bit of quid pro quo Anyway, back on topic after a night out with the lovely Mrs. GI, I adjourned to the lanai for some C&D Billy Budd in a Whitehall Grand National. Washed it down with a cold Red Stripe. It's well past my bedtime. My four day staycation is nearly over, if I could make four work days fly by like this, I'd be the richest man in the world.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nightblade View Post
    First off...where do you find girls that eat meat,gravy and such..second ,where do you find girls that like guns?? These types do not exist where I am. Here they eat lettuce and tofu and drink soymilk, and call yoga a good time. And coffee means a latte lite with soymilk.Apple empanadas are replaced with toffutti or rice dream ??? And guns....well .....we don't mention guns, because they look at you like you just killed a kitten . I hate my life............... ....P.S. Not sure I believe the part about sittin around and listening to the girls chatter....yep...my mind went into the trashbin as well .
    I don't know, somehow they seem to find me. I am a lucky man. You're right it was more of smoke and have a drink while the girls chattered back and forth.


    Quote Originally Posted by 1OldGI View Post
    Shooting is definitely one of my preferred hangover activities These sound like some very spirited young ladies. Must be from good Missouri farm stock. Sounds like you have nearly a full time job tending to these young ladies. I'm sure the farthests thing from your mind is a bit of quid pro quo Anyway, back on topic after a night out with the lovely Mrs. GI, I adjourned to the lanai for some C&D Billy Budd in a Whitehall Grand National. Washed it down with a cold Red Stripe. It's well past my bedtime. My four day staycation is nearly over, if I could make four work days fly by like this, I'd be the richest man in the world.
    Nope I'm the only one from a rural community. The girls are from Chicago, St. Louis, Boulder, and Tampa. I'm in the process of bringing one of them to the dark side of firearms, tobacco, johnny cash and drinks not mixed with coke or in shot form. You're right it is pretty well a full time job taking care of these girls and keeping them out of trouble.
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    Yesterday a I got a very generous package in the mail from Phil. It contained around an ounce of both Peter Stokkerby Black Cavendish and Smokers Pride Black Cavendish. So for after breakfast I decided I couldnt wait to try so I fired up a bowl of PS and it is great. Very light and sweet but it tastes great and so far I've gotten the thumbs up from the only roommate that was home. Thank you so much Phil.

    PS I love the wrapping paper envelope.

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