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I made a batch as well. Put it together Saturday morning early and took it over to the neighbors for the game. Hit of the party there as well!! Freakin awesome.....you could out that stuff on an old flip flop and it would be good.

A box of LP Feral Flying Pigs!

A Padron 1926 #9 after a great Shula's steak and some Maker's on the rocks, in Miami....... as a wise man once said, "It don't get no better than this".

I'm stuffed

I've never been one to try many different beers, especially not stouts, until recently. A fella at my local B&M some months back had some cans of Buffalo Sweat Stout handy so I gave it a shot and loved it! My thinking of stouts prior to this was that they were super heavy, bitter beers and boy...

My last Davidoff Madison Avenue Super Selection #12.

I try to convince my wife of that all the time!!

I'm pretty sure Melly lives just south of Birmingham and there were no storms down that way.

All, I live in Trussville, AL approx. 6-7 miles from the bulk of the devastation in the communities of Clay and Center Point. It is nowhere near as wide spread as it was in April of last year but I can assure you that the localized damage is just as severe. We were once again very blessed to...

I'm fairly certain that the double dare was skipped altogether on this and Rod went straight for the infamous Triple Dog Dare! Poor Flick!

Gavin, Was it fresh or did it have some age on it? One of the best sticks I've had this year was a Oliva V Lancero with about 2 years on it.

Torano Master Churchill and a Flying Pig.

JD, great work on the Undercrown! No chit on the "bellowing smoke" part. For those of us who crave LP T52's & No.9's but can't find them all the time, these will definitely do the trick. I also have to say that I was pleasantly surprised the other day when a bro gave me an UZI to try. I'm...

Picked up a box of Gran Habano Corojo #5 Lanceros. Very good, very inexpensive smoke.

Have tried a couple off the shelf at my local b&m, the robusto and corona gorda. Very good smokes in my opinion and if I remember correctly the price point was nice too. VERY peppery spice to me on the front end then mellowed out to be an overall medium bodied enjoyable smoke.

Cosmo Kramer: "And is there a tree?" Frank Costanza: "No, instead, there's a pole. It requires no decoration. I find tinsel distracting ... It's made from aluminum. Very high strength-to-weight ratio."

Happy Festivus. Have you constructed your Festivus pole yet?

And in case anybody here doesn't already know (any of you who have met and or dealt with him already know), AL is THE man!! I cannot wait until I am in Atlanta New Years weekend and can go pick up my box!

HInts of raspberry??