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<center>'''Ben Rapaport''', May, 2023<br> | <center>'''Ben Rapaport''', May, 2023<br> | ||
''Exclusive to pipedia.org <ref>If it were not for Scott Thile’s expansive online forum and his willingness to accept my occasional stories—especially this one that is not wholly about pipe or tobacco history—you would not be able to read it elsewhere on the Web. Thank you, Scott! | ''Exclusive to pipedia.org ''<ref>If it were not for Scott Thile’s expansive online forum and his willingness to accept my occasional stories—especially this one that is not wholly about pipe or tobacco history—you would not be able to read it elsewhere on the Web. Thank you, Scott!<br><br> | ||
Thank you, Ben! Pipedia would not be the resource it is if not for | Thank you, Ben! Pipedia would not be the resource it is if not for contributors like you!</ref></center> | ||
==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||