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Guess #1: 17 Guess #2: 50   Padron 1926 Anniv. got me hooked.

For a moment there, I thought someone provided pics.

A Challenger is just a small truck (weight wise  :whistling: ) minus the crazy body roll.  My brother has one.  Fun as heck on the drag strip, not as fun on a curvy track.  With that said, Nurburgring... I'm jealous of you bro.

That's what I hear, but I use Zippos pretty extensively (fire shining shoes) and the smell of lighter fluid is pretty prominent even on the case.  With that said, I've never tried it before.  Next time I smoke a cigar in my humidor that went flat, I'll have to try it out and see if I can notice...

At least you'll only be 80, I'll be dead. I'll haunt you to find out how they were.   lol.  I burn one as an offering to your spirit.

  Very jealous.  Wish I could smoke by the beach on this side.   My favorite is in my backyard under the oak tree with company or two.

  Ouch.  $40 still hurts.  I'm hoping for something like max $30.   I should start saving now for the Padron 100 year anniv.  Let's see... I should be 80 by then...

Eh... imo, a real martini is made with gin. Change the base liquor out with vodka and you get a kangaroo. (Damn you James Bond).   With that said, if you order martini at most bars (that I've been to), all you get is chilled vodka. :(

  I usually find that the plastic button(?) tends to melt first and comes apart in your hands.  I agree that it's not really recommended for lengthy toasts.   Other than that, nothing wrong with Bics.  I think the issue usually comes from some people thinking that a Bic uses lighter fluid (like...

Padron 1926 anniv.  (Probably in the belicoso or robusto vitola range.  Can't really remember.)  Before this cigar, cigar was just a curiosity that I indulged in from time to time.   Edit: Probably a no 6 or no 35.

My brother tried one a few days ago.  One of the guys at the store that thinks Davidoffs are overhyped recommended it as one of the few that he liked.  My brother was very impressed by it.