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Richard Krueger enlightens the reader about all the new technologies that have been adapted to today’s cool smoking devices in “The High Tech Evolution of the Peace Pipe” (cannabismagazine.com). Timberado gives peace pipes a new life with this ensemble, an American revival of the Chinese opium pipe of a century ago! | Richard Krueger enlightens the reader about all the new technologies that have been adapted to today’s cool smoking devices in “The High Tech Evolution of the Peace Pipe” (cannabismagazine.com). Timberado gives peace pipes a new life with this ensemble, an American revival of the Chinese opium pipe of a century ago! | ||
[[File:PeacePipe14-peace-pipe-2-1024x425.jpg|thumb|center| | [[File:PeacePipe14-peace-pipe-2-1024x425.jpg|thumb|center|400px|Courtesy, thecannabist.co]] | ||
There are many contemporary meerschaum pipes that are peace pipes in symbol only. This peace sign was designed by Gerald Holtom for the British Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament in 1958. | There are many contemporary meerschaum pipes that are peace pipes in symbol only. This peace sign was designed by Gerald Holtom for the British Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament in 1958. | ||
[[File:PeacePipe-15-m60025-d316121716374dbbe43eaca263766b648fc2ee63-3 58311.png|thumb| | [[File:PeacePipe-15-m60025-d316121716374dbbe43eaca263766b648fc2ee63-3 58311.png|thumb|center|400px| Courtesy, paykocpipes.com]] | ||
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[[File:PeacePipe-19-ah-3912 1 .jpg|thumb|center|Courtesy, by-the-sword.com]] | [[File:PeacePipe-19-ah-3912 1 .jpg|thumb|center|Courtesy, by-the-sword.com]] | ||
More bizarre is to watch the Harald Baldr YouTube video, “Vietnam Peace Pipe Fail,” in which he smokes a bamboo pipe that he calls a peace pipe. | More bizarre is to watch the Harald Baldr YouTube video, “Vietnam Peace Pipe Fail,” in which he smokes a bamboo pipe that he calls a peace pipe. | ||