The nice thing about cobs also is the fact that you can get kinda creative with'em and alter their look to your liking...........Right Phil ?:)
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The nice thing about cobs also is the fact that you can get kinda creative with'em and alter their look to your liking...........Right Phil ?:)
I don't know what you are talking about... :ziplip:Quote:
Originally Posted by Nightblade
Of course not Dr. Frankencob......how silly of me.:p
Got few cobs from a good friend. They are great at work. Just smoke them when you like and put em into pocket after that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nightblade
The only thing to be careful is the same as with wooden/meer pipe: NEVER smoke aromatics and latakia in the same pipe :p
Agreed there indeed. .....off to work now....give them doggies a squeeze fer me eh Tomi !:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sailor
Looking at perma-stems and picking up a MM General from Walker Briar Works...Oh No it's CCAD! :)
Phil does have a way of getting you hooked on cobs :) smoking some h&h vitorian stroll in a allenby bulldog.
Pic. ............
Can we say an "Enabler"?
I will say this... I have been given the opportunity to change the minds of some of the most stubborn men in the pipe world...
There are two things that a cob needs... The varnish removed from the inside of the bowl before smoking and a good stem...
Even with a good stem, you still only have a $15.00 pipe, and when that pipe is done, pull the stem out and stick it in a new one...
Here are three of my show Cob's... Kinda like a Dunhill... but not really :)
Just got home a little bit ago ,feeling 100 yrs. old tonight. Macbaren Virginia No.1 in the MM Diplomat frankenwarmer. Tea in the Russian glass.......ahhhh !:)Attachment 124432
