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Re: What is in your pipe?
@OutdoorsSmoke_21191 said:
@ShawnOL hell yeah. Dragon claw is B!t€hen.
Thanks. @Yakster found it for me. I've already blemished it once. Maybe I should.
ShawnOL
Re: The Ross and Vision Argument Thread.
Better yet, make it a 5-pack of Opus X! Haha you smart ass you!!! I’m on to you too brotha! I’m not gonna let any Pillsbury dough troll run me off! I will not let someone ruin my experience because they are hot headed.
Ross_G89
Re: The Ross and Vision Argument Thread.
Honestly I've been chatting it up with him a bit and he seems like a good dude. Weather he's right or wrong I think we all(at least I did) came here to learn, make friends, find people with similar interests. I now know that some things that I thought (I.E. cubans were the god tier cigar) when I came in here turns out to be not necessarily the case. With that being said I hope that I do catch them both (lets throw Frankie in there too) in the vHerf but give me a heads up so I can make some popcorn and get some other goodies while I listen.
I don't need to win any more cigars for a bit but my guess/hope is 2+ years... I need to at least try some of those god tier seconds in my cigar journey.
Re: Pipes looking new
Right, cumberland, Vulcanite, Ebonite, all rubber based stems that oxidize take the Obsidian oil. Some people use mineral oil instead.
Some people use "nose oil" on their briars instead of some of the wax products. It's cheap and readily available, just as some people use spit on their thumb to clean their pipe rims.
Yakster
Re: Pipes looking new
I think except for the Obsidian oil, it's pretty exclusive to briar and other wood pipes.
Yakster