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ok, it's in there. but if I get any junkmail I'm gonna forward it to you! haha, just kidding ;)

I'd say you have 'em ranked in the right order there, but I'd save the Siglo. The 1964 is awesome, and it will only enhace your happiness. The Siglo, however, is so good that it can turn sadness into happiness. Therefore, I'd save that one just in case you get fired! :D

I've had mixed results with the Radio Shack digital models. I recommend the standard Thermo-Hygrometer from Oregon Scientific. It has an atomic clock and 3 wireless, remote sensors for temp/humidity. Pretty sweet setup: http://www2.oregonscientific.com/catalog/2_5_412.asp they sell for...

Never tried the Petites, but the Sobrinos is a great smoke - It's smooth and mild. Construction is only good/average, but the flavor is excellent.

This cigar looks pretty gnarly (in a good way), and it smells amazing! but that's where the fun ends. The smoke is horrible. All the oil they use to "flavor" this thing makes it smell wonderful, but does not burn well. The first 1/3 tastes like a Swisher Sweet - no lie. The draw is also...

They make an "exterior" velcro that stands up like a champ to moisture over time, and also sticks to porus surfaces. I'd recommend that. Regular wood glue is ok for the inside of a humidor, but why ruin the beautiful spanish cedar with glue. I'd just velcro it. You can get this "exterior"...

This is my first post here - just registered. I'm pretty excited about the concept of a cigar pass though. I hope to participate in and/or host one soon!