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Hey all, I'm trying to get rid of my 31" MZ Nefertiti. I'm located in the Sacramento area and would prefer to meet up with someone rather than ship it. Hookah can be viewed here: http://sacramento.craigslist.org/for/1913841308.html $80 OBO takes it. If anyone wants some more pics, I'd be happy to take some.

QUOTE (newjacksm @ Apr 21 2009, 05:11 PM) QUOTE (atdi @ Apr 21 2009, 06:21 PM) Bought the KM today. I think the person getting this will be very happy. sweet shit man how much did you pay for it? I ended up paying $87 for it including tax. Originally would have been $77 but it came with a dumpy little hose so the owner hooked it up with a grand hose for $10.

Bought the KM today. I think the person getting this will be very happy.

looks like ill be picking up the km then...thanks for helping me dodge that bullet

QUOTE (Bulldog_916 @ Apr 14 2009, 05:16 AM) 2. Never going to a hookah bar again inside of Sacramento. Went recently with a couple of friends and learned once again why I love my hookah, smoking my shisha, having all of my heat management techniques that I've learned, etc. It's just better at home. Later hahahaha did you go to aladdins?

QUOTE (ColibriDon @ Apr 14 2009, 02:08 PM) Never heard of them but for 50% off, I would go for it. You wouldn't happen to be in Florida, would you? I'm on the opposite coast brother. I'm going to pick up the gold one in a week (assuming it's still there) for $70 - it'll come with tongs, a bowl, some shisha samples and a case. Pretty good deal IMO for a 36" hookah. The base was pretty thick and the stem looked good. I'm also really digging the hose!

Has anyone here heard of a brand called kemo? i found a bunch of them for 50% off at a smoke shop in my area. The guy working there claimed that they were just as good if not better than new KM's.

im thinking about ordering that same hookah, how is it?

QUOTE (oksanaar @ Feb 3 2009, 07:00 AM) Hi, all, I'm Oksana, a new member on the forum. Originally I'm Ukrainian, however, currently I'm married to a Jordanian, so I am happily residing in Amman I'm managing a small company (Based in Ukraine) involved in wood processing and furniture manufacturing.We've made a decision to start a production line for shisha charcoal, since /as you can understand/ we have a lot of wood that can be utilized. We've done our samples, however, I wanted to ask your expert opinion on what a great shisha charcoal should be like. If you had to make an ideal one, how would it look like/be like? We have hardwood in excess, additionally, we can get some soft wood like apple tree, cherry tree, etc. In particular we are curious of beech - how well it can be used. Based on the fast forum glance, there are indeed big lovers of shisha/arguilah here, and we hope you can give us some insight. Note: I hope this will not be perceived as an advertisement, since I did not even give the name of the company, and the product is not in the market yet. Looking forward to your responses, Oksana Most of what I was going to say has already been said - long lasting, pre-cut squares, no taste, acceptable ash content and no crumbly charcoals. However, i have one more suggestion: consistency! I guess this is just "quality control," but it's super irritating to buy a box of, say, exoticas and have them work great only for the next box to be garbage. Good luck!

QUOTE (redrum10498 @ Feb 2 2009, 09:31 AM) I am the owner of 2 working hookahs, and one shattered hookah. The broken one was thrown down a spiral staircase by a drunk when I wasn't at the house, and it was my first hookah, so it was heatbreaking. The vase shattered, as did the clay bowl. Both are easily replaceable. The problem is one of the 2 hose connections was broken off from the stem. If any of you are handy with metal work, I was planning on using J-B Weld to re-attatch the hose connection. Is this a good idea? Would it even work? i hope to call it "The Frankenstien" when it is rebuilt. Did you throw the drunk down the spiral staircase when you found out?

Good to know that I didn't drop ten dollars on a kilo of garbage! I'll be sure to update when I get a chance to use them, possibly with a video review.

I picked up a bag of "planet wood charcoals" as recommended by the guy working the register at a local smoke shop. has anyone ever seen or used these before? I have to wait about a week to try them and was just curious if anyone had any kind of experience with them.

not ebay, but isnt this a nour? http://sacramento.craigslist.org/for/1005443639.html worth the $20??

I highly reccommend the bar barkir hose. Not only does it look badass and flow very well (no metal taste either), it easily doubles as a murder weapon. I carry one in my left pant leg every time I visit the ghetto and it's always kept me safe.

I don't see anything stamped onto the tray. Here's two more pictures - sorry about them being flipped over, imageshack is lame