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I think it's an OK cigar.

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You forgot the fanny pack. :laugh:

Hah, my name is Andrew, and I am a noob.

You're right. It appears to be the band of the JdNA Classico Criollo, judging from the tiny pic on the famous site.

For something small like a pipe I'm sure you could do well using a dremel with their buffing wheel attachment. You'll also probably want to tape off the bowl with painters/masking tape to avoid getting any wax in there, which I can't imagine tastes good.

Sweet. One question - from what era does that JdNA come?

Andy, I'd like to say I'll try and come at least for part, but I'm wagering this will get a big fat veto from the girlfriend, and on top of that I have to move my stuff from my house to hers (lease ends in 2 weekends) :imaginesviceclampingdownonnutsack:. Andrew

y r u guys so meen?

Thanks for the review, I had one of these this week for the first time, although I find I prefer the cg:4 which has a more intense flavor IMO, with the same nuances.

Hah, sounds like you are done for. :laugh: Coolers are great. First I explained to the girlfriend how much money I was saving by buying a box and a cooler to put it in. Then when she asked why I needed to buy more I explained aging to her. LOL. Heaven forbid she ever looks inside it...

Sweet! +1 on what others have said about putting the beads in a mesh bag, I find they work better this way (more exposed surface area, more "breathable"), and you don't risk having to clean up a bead spill.

Using straight water or pg solution to charge it?

It looks to be rose quartz. Great piece!

Me too.

Hey Andy, if that's too cracked for you to smoke, I'll take it. ;) Looks like a fun pass guys!

Saints be praised. He is full of himself, and frankly doesn't really offer any insight. Back when he was just a columnist with the post (may have been syndicated?) and a radio host, one of his radio competitors was Ken Beatrice, who it was known Kornheiser did not like. His kids went to the...

Thanks!

Hey, I'm having trouble finding this in search, any idea where it is? I would be interested in reading it.

I like going to the local spots for singles, trying new things, or if I'm just bored. It's much nicer to be able to see and touch a cigar that is new to you and decide if you want to try it. It's also nice to have the good advice of a long time b&m owner and talk shop, rather than reading the...