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I wonder how hard it would be to maintain humidity in a vacuum? :whistling:

In fact, it does! :)

What I am using is. I think the better version may cost, but I can see my own house quite clearly.

Maybe we can use this to actually see his houses? Google Earth :p

Apparently not. :(

He did stir up some stuff, eh?

You fail to see the relevance? What don't you understand about changing what you have already said? The relevance is in the truth, not the manipulation of words to satisfy some other need.

Bill, George, Fidel.... B E A utiful.... you have edited your posts to modify the original "When I go flying" statement. What else have you changed to suit yourself or to change the truth. Real nice.....

ecigardepot has some in stock

One way to really find out whether aging your fuentes has any affect is to try one now, then sample the rest at pre-determined intervals. Keep notes on each particular tasting. In that way you can determine for you own taste what the proper amount of aging is. This can be done for all you cigars.

George, You're the one who initially brought up the flying subject. "When I go flying"?? Now you are back peddling. We are trying to let you convince us you are not a troll by answering MidGe's questions. Step up to the plate...

One humidor to store them all, One Humidor to hide them One Humidor to bring them all and in the darkness ruin them. :rolleyes:

George, MidGe's point was that placing cigars in an unproperly seasoned humidor will itself cause fluctuations. Get them out into temporary storage (igloo cooler, tupperware, something) and get your humidor stabilized, then put them back. Otherwise you will have to deal with the humidity changes.

I have seen rubber gaskets that can be used after drilling a hole through the back of the cabinet (depending on the thickness of the wood). Otherwise the clear silicone sealant is probably the way to go but get the expensive, no odor type.

Nobody said you were booted off CA the quote was "pretty much booted".

Under normal circumstances I would completely agree with your statement, however, trouble seems to follow this guy almost every place he goes on boards: http://www.cigarwise.net/forums/showthread...gar+Afficionado

Excess sap is the reason I most often hear as the reason for not using anything but spanish cedar. If the sauna has been used alot I would think the sap would be mostly gone. Sounds like a great idea, good luck.

It is a cigar forum, you brought the inquisition on yourself...now fess up.

That's because all the anti-semitic remarks were deleted by Savona. Some of you other replys are still amusing, however.

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