R.I.P Hilary Puff

[justinsane]

just buy a wooden lord of the rings pipe..
theyre the shiz bomb!

justinsane Reviewed by justinsane on 01-29-2006. R.I.P Hilary Puff My first pipe broke last night because of my dumbass friend. It cost 60 dollars and was a really awesome pipe which I've had for just about 4 monthes. I feel like I lost a child... Anyways, trying not to think about it too much, but was wondering if somehow it can get repaired? My friend said he might be able to sauder?(sp) it but doesn't really wanna risk doing that at school... I figured glue would be a failure...Any suggestions? The kid is only willing to pay for half of it...but I Rating: 5

[Goodman3eb]

Actually, those jankety-ass corncob pipes you can get for two bucks at the gas station hit damn well for a cheap piece; a lot better than a really cheap/small glass one, anyway.

Also, if it's a metal pipe, DO NOT SOLDER IT! If the solder heats up from smoking out of the pipe, not only will your pipe start to fall apart, but you'll also be inhaling tin, lead, and resin fumes-- a bad scene any way you look at it.

If the piece is glass, just buy a new one, as it isn't really worth repairing a $60 piece.

That said, lodge your foot up your "friend"'s ass for me, and tell him goodman3eb said hi.

[poiuyt]

hillary puff is a great name.

[420purplehaze420]

sweet name, 5 bucks a week? is he 12? if it was obviously his fault and other people seen it he should be replacing your pipe within a week

fuck him up

[P.E.N.G.U.I.N.]

Tie him to a chair, and smoke bowls in front of him until he gives in and pays you the 60 dollars.

[keinmehrkreig]

Staring at the shards hurts..

But, ya gotta let things go, had to break sometime. Just wish it wasn't so soon.

[newbie1232]

lol Hilary Puff, that's great

[Skink]

got a pic of hilery busted...

[keinmehrkreig]

prolly gonna get one soon...

Im hoping to get it repaired... Has anyone succesfully had a glass piece repaired?

[newbie1232]

The problem with repairing glass peices is that they'll never be as good as they once were, because of the way the glass is blown. Just keep the stem/bowl and scrap the rest. Then you can make a homemade one with the stem/bowl until you get a new peice.