/lit/ - Literature

Pic related just showed up in the mail. Gonna try some of this after a little bit of drying. Will report back with results.

>>21299049

There is no such thing as a "philosopher's drug," anon. Even pipe tobacco, for all its aesthetic virtues, is a vice. That said, I really wanted to talk about pipe smoking and books with some like-minded individuals, and /lit/ seemed like the best place to do it. Doesn't seem like I was wrong about that, either. By all means though, feel free to chill here and talk about tea, meditation, or whatever tickles your fancy.

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>>21299140

Very good information as always, and I'm really digging the pipe anon. Never thought about trying nasal snuff. I'm from up North, and it always seemed like a regional (Southern) curiosity to me. That's not to say I'm close-minded about it, but I'm not exactly chomping at the bit to get involved either. If you insist upon it, however, I would consider giving it a try. Re: G.L. Pease, not knowing they were owned by C&D, I actually bought a tin of Robusto, having heard decent things about it and considering its sale price. Have yet to receive it. Stillwell Star Aromatic English sounds good, I may give that a try.

>>21300638

Cigarettes are literally sticks of shit doused in industrial piss, filtered through a fiberglass diaper, and sold to consoomers with addictive personalities. You can't compare fags to pipe or cigar tobacco at all. Re: Yellowing... I gave up coffee this year and my teeth are looking pretty good. That said, a few pipes has made a noticeable difference. I have noticed some yellowing, and I now brush 2-3x per day, including usually right after smoking. That also includes the front of the teeth, whereas the smoke usually rests behind them. This is why I always advocate that it's best to really understand the benefits/ costs before getting into anything like this, and to control yourself.