Whatcha smokin this afternoon??
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Is it crazy that I really enjoy these straight jackets?
"Come party with me in Tennessee for my birthday July we can smoke in the Smokey's."2 -
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La Caya Cameroon Churchill0
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Went to open up the Summer Cottage - took time to enjoy this treat from Shizz.
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Enjoyed my first My Father Le Bijou this afternoon with a bit of Aberlour A'Binadh single malt, my favorite. This was a very smooth smoke although I had a hard time distinguishing all the reported flavors. Very little nic hit, which I like. I took the precaution of having a snack before smoking. Looking forward to letting the other four mates rest in the humi for a couple of months before I try again.
Life is good, don't waste it.1 -
from the weekend:
RomaCraft from @Bigshizza ;
Good cigar, thanks bro!
Warped yellow band.
I see these getting a lot of hype but this one didn't do much for me.
Ramon Allones from my 5k pass.
Sublime.
Ave Maria, old faithful.
AJ FTW.
* I have a new address as of 3/24/18 *4 -
Fuente Double Chateau Maduro. 6.7x50 of scrumptiousness laid upon this old, grey head by your friend and mine, one Mr. Jim (Big Shizza) Scott. You're a gentleman and a scholar, Jim, and a conneisseur of fine horses, women, and whiskey.
And if you believe all that I'll tell ya more....
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My B & M just started carrying them! I always buy 2 right off the bat, to make sure I like them before getting more!0
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I have 3 within walking distance, 2 of them with lounges and nice selections! Very lucky!1
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First on my drive out to a showing was this tasty Jericho Hill from @Nolagizmo
Then on the way home a very good DPG CC from @cbuck
Team O'Donnell FTW!
"I've got a great cigar collection - it's actually not a collection, because that would imply I wasn't going to smoke ever last one of 'em." - Ron White3 -
I was given a brace of those and bet I couldn't resist smoking them both before my birthday in mid June. I'm having a hard time. I'm going to have to put them in the aging humi so I don't see them everyday unless you tell me that yours was just gross!robertgreen30 said:Felt like lightning up a second smoke
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The little plastic ear protectors fell off of my backup sunglasses, leaving a very narrow, blunt ended wire with which to skewer my troublesome, hard to draw smokesjlmarta said:I use a piece of the smallest diameter coat hanger wire I could find. In addition, the secret (IMO) to making it work properly is to cut, file, or grind the end of the poker to a blunt, square-cut end rather than a pointed end.
Old-time carpenters and woodworkers know about this method. The square-cut end produces a cutting edge that will cut its way through the material whereas a pointed end acts as a wedge and forces material away from it just as a wedge is used in splitting firewood.
This is why you'll sometimes see an old time carpenter stand a nail upside down and tap the pointed end with his hammer to blunt the nail. He uses this trick to avoid splitting any fine wood that's otherwise prone to being split by the nail.
It seems counterintuitive, but it works.....
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Another Alec Bradley Prensado. I could learn to really appreciate long commutes.0
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Fuego Gran Reserva Corojo No.1 Original0
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Free Cuba
"I ain't got no Opus's"
LLA - Lancero Lovers of America
2016 Gang War (South)
May I assss u a ?
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La Palina Classic lancero
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Diamond crown No6 Figurado Maduro. Nice, mild mannered stick with a very tasty wrap.0
All good things must come to an end 
Stub'd 
