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Anybody else but me sit and watch videos of people smoking a pipe while I sit outside and smoke a pipe?
I've watched a lot and really have found 2 that I enjoy immensely. I like watching Bradley on the StuffandThings channel and I enjoy watching Kel on the Smoke Rings and Pipe Dreams channel.
Both are cool guys that make very informative videos.
Anyway, if you too enjoy videos who do you like?
didnt know that existed
I'm increasingly becoming a fan of homemade youtube channels in general. Stuffandthings is my favorite pipe related channel. I also, like Classical Pipes and J Piper reviews. Posthuman Piper has a really good / informative series on cellaring tobacco, but most of his videos are just responses to other videos which I have zero interest in.
A few other channels I've liked but don't subscribe to are:
StogieFarts
DanTheSmokingMan
Cutlery Lover
Funny you mentioned this subject; I just got into watching pipe-related videos on Youtube two nights ago. Was interested in getting some pipe lighter reviews and got immersed in the videos. I like the way that it will automatically go to another related video if you don't do anything. This is a fascinating way to learn more about pipes, etc.
Some that I watched are:
dubinthedam
stogiefarts
Stuffandthings
Jason Robledo
collegepipeprof
danwillscanton
cutlerylover
birdman 5691
smokingrampabones
I quite enjoy random videos which inspire me to smoke my pipes. Don't usually watch them when I'm actually smoking but usually when I want to smoke. Not to mention that the cigar and pipe videos out there aid in the efforts to show that world that we aren't a dirty horrible people because we enjoy a leisurely past time of fine tobacco.
Thanks for the suggestions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Horsefeathers
I checked out the first video from Posthuman Piper in the cellar series and think I'm going to like it. I too won't be interested in his responses to other videos, but the cellaring ones seem very informative and come at a good time, as I am beginning to buy a little more than I smoke to put something back.
The Smoking Pipeliner. Cooky, but has good tobacco reviews.
I have watched a few and enjoyed most.
My favorite by far is the Frank Method, by Frank.
All 3 are all great and recommended but #3 is classic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMtHOAiO8CI
...For One Second!!
As an aside. I had my first great bowl by doing this method. Ever since I have figured out how to just stuff and go (kind of). But this showed me what I was trying to get in the beginning.