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Re: Kinda cool
Have you tried pulling up the Avalon Cigar website using the archive.org wayback machine.
Yakster
Re: Kinda cool
Looks like an X account that goes by @cigarboss uses it. His name is Norman Kashat. Not sure if the info is relevant. I don’t have an X account to see.
Rdp77
Re: Netflix recommendations And Prime( if you got it)
I'm hearing positive things about Kevin Can F**k Himself on Netflix. Its a dark comedy I will give it a try later on
Re: What are you reading?
A Mexican navy sailing ship hit the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday during a promotional tour in New York City, the top of its three masts slamming into the iconic span and partially collapsing.
https://nbc4i.co/3EYoqaT?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_NBC4
Re: Post Every Boring Aspect Of Your Mundane Life Thread
Got the bottom strand of barbed wire strung, put in 34 T-Posts, removed 6 old temp repair T-Posts. I'm too old for this shït.....
Stubble
Re: Whatcha smokin this afternoon??
The originals with the blue/silver band were better - to my super-taster ultra-refined palate. 
peter4jc
Re: Political Discussions
"Yarvin, a 51-year old computer engineer, has been publishing his thoughts on politics for close to 20 years. His original blog, launched in 2007, introduced his potent blend of “the modern engineering mentality, and the great historical legacy of antique, classical and Victorian pre-democratic thought”. Last week, The Washington Post called it “required reading for the extremely online right”.
"Democracy was dead and doomed from the beginning, Yarvin argued in his blog, in quippy, Reddit-style prose. Governance should look to other mechanisms (tech) and modes (monarchism) for inspiration.
"The state needs a “hard reboot,” asserted Yarvin. “Democratic elections are entirely superfluous to the mechanism of government” he argued. “A vote for democratic or republican matters a little bit,” he admitted, but “basically if the whole electoral system disappeared, Washington would go on running in exactly the same ways”."