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I barely grok the obvious
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![]() Meerschaum, unlike briar, doesn't much hold a scent (or a "ghost" as we say here in the pipe fraternity) so you can smoke all kinds of tobacco in one or two meers. Briars, sooner or later, need to be segregated according to tobacco types (don't ask - long story). Meerschaum doesn't get soggy when you smoke two or three bowls in a day; brair does get soggy and likes to dry out for a day or more after a few bowlsful. Briar needs to build a dime-thick carbon cake inside the bowl to smoke cooler and dryer as time goes on and, when too thick, needs scraping or reaming; meers are kept more-or-less cake-free - smoke and scrape lightly with a pipe tool or bristle-type pipe cleaner to discourage buildup. A cob is like a $4.00 meer - they're also great with moisture and tend not to ghost very much. Get a straight pipe for starters. They're way easier to pass pipe cleaners through when gurgling begins.
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hmmmmmmm meer huh, were can I get them that are not carved in a skulls head and look like I should be smoking pot in them |
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WiP!?
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http://www.smspipes.com/index.cfm/fu...n/catalog.main http://www.cupojoes.com/cgi-bin/dept...ch=DW&tier2=88 http://www.paylesspipes.com/items.php?deptid=2&a=1#s320 Meers are great, I have an IMP and SMS and use them as testers.
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aaaaaaagh
I have just scrolled through 220 Meer Pipes on Ebay.................I don't have a f'n clue what I am looking at LOL |
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