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Discussion in 'Pipe Making Forums' started by Hunter Smith, Jan 18, 2012.

  1. Hunter Smith Active Member

    Does anyone have some dried cobs sitting around that would be suitable for some crafting they would want to give or sell me?
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    Hunter Smith, Jan 18, 2012
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  2. Sasquatch Wanna see me comb my hair really fast?

    I wonder if Missouri Meer would sell you a dozen?
    Sasquatch, Jan 21, 2012
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  3. dgerwin11 The Cob Modifier

    Regular cobs, like you find at the grocery are too small for pipes. I buy corn cob pen blanks and they have to be stabilized in order to turn them. That means they are pressure treated with some kind of resin. Don't think I would want to smoke that stuff.
    dgerwin11, Jan 21, 2012
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  4. Hunter Smith Active Member

    Any idea what that would cost?
    Hunter Smith, Jan 21, 2012
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  5. Pecci Active Member

    One way to find out!:poke:
    Pecci, Jan 23, 2012
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  6. Dimm Member

    Yeah I know that MM have their own genetically modified corn that makes huge cobs. The regular corn seems tiny.
    Dimm, Jan 29, 2012
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  7. ruffinogold Tabacosis dosen't exist , but tabloidese does .

    Pipe smokeing is so cool that people have genetically modified corn for our pleasure ... ya gotta dig that !
    ruffinogold, Jan 29, 2012
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  8. Dimm Member

    Yeah although they dis get along fine before that so I guess you could get a cob somewhere that's big enough!
    Dimm, Jan 29, 2012
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  9. HCraven Well-Known Mumbler

    Do they use GM corn? I guess I just thought that corn with huge kernels was genetically modified.
    HCraven, Jan 29, 2012
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  10. Lestrade Mystic Rune

    +1
    Lestrade, Jan 29, 2012
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