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Thank you Craig for your reply. I have a nice cedar cigar box im using as an everyday humidor for a few smokes. Im looking for something a bit "nicer" than a tupperdor or coolerdor for an overflow. You see, CI is the devil and it makes me buy more smokes than I have room for. I dont smoke alot...

I have seen a few basic cannister humidors made from ceramics, glass, even Stainless being sold. Are there any downsides to storing cigars in a vertical fashion versus horizontal? Would oils tend to drain towards the foot? Uneven humidification? Ive searched around and came up with nothing about...

As to wheather they breathable or not, I could not tell you. I know the baggies that my B&M uses are not. However, a few things to remember, and after reading hopefully youll see that there is no reason to keep them in the baggies. Beetles do not come from outside, but rather from within...

I think the biggest thing I had to overcome was the fear of my RH/temp being off. Reading on here if it was not 70/70 it seemed like the end of the world and the cigars were instantly ruined or beetles would start eating away at my stash. After talking to the local B&M its not really THAT big of...

If you have a local B&M that gives them away go find a nice cigar box and use that. It took me a couple tries but I found one that is working perfectly as my humidor.

Im not condoning the actions of the boy but.. They are 7, not 17. Without knowing the full spectrum of exactly what happend its pretty hard to reach a conclusion. Without anything else to go on other than "touching", I really have to chalk it up to the ignorance of children. Do I think he needs...

So a few weeks ago I was grilling up some butterflied pork chops and I wanted to try something new. They first got a good rub down with McCormick's Montreol Steak Seasoning Next they were tenderized quite well with a fork and LITTLE bits of maple syrup were added and spread around and allowed to...

Im not a big Eastwood fan, but I do plan on watching it. Any time an old-timer (or anyone for that matter) is laying the beat down on a bunch of gang-bangers im game to watch!

Im 25 and I have a terrible memory. Most of my childhood is such a blur because we moved around about every 2 years. There are snapshots in my mind and little clips here and there of occourances, but most I could not tell you at what age they were from. It got much better when we stopped moving...

EEEEXACTLY! I ride motorcycles, eat plenty of red meat, ski fast, have the occasional drink, and enjoy a cigar ever so often. All of which are frowned upon by those who want to live to be 100. Well lucky me, I dont want to be around that long! And I sure dont want to deprive myself of all kinds...

Thats unfortunate. I was lucky enough to find a B&M 3 miles from the house and their customer service has been very good. I told them I was completley new to cigars and they have bent over backwards showing me around and explaining everything I ask about with pleasure. Its a good thing too...

Oh I know they were talking AR's. How would I describe them? "Tactical rifles", or simply AR-15's. Im not much on "buzz words" like "high powered assault rifles". A simple explanation that the tactical rifles are there to supplement the side arms normally carried by officers would have suited me...

I love the ignorance of the media. "high powered" rifles huh? So what are we talking here, FA 375 H&H's?

Having been backpacking for 20 years, I can tell you 2 things based strictly on hiking usability. 1. Ive never once needed a multi-tool. If you want one for the peace of mind, I say go for it. A good knife will do anything you might encounter on the trail. There arent many nuts or bolts that...