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You are joking right? :laugh:

I should email this to my wife. :-)

Stay away from th "T" place. You can do much better. PM me if intrested.

Zen Micro, 8Gb, color screen, and FM tuner as well.

Nice camera. I am looking at the Nikon D-50. Great DSLR and it does not break the bank. Will you be using it for Family photos only?

I can do that with my eyes closed... :laugh: You are right, WC is around the corner. You are getting me hyped up. I think the video has been edited couple of times. That is crazy stuff with him hitting the upright over and over.

Sounds like to much water, you need 5 drops. :p "salt damp from top to bottom, no real excess water."

Here is the big brother. I think the big one is the way to go. http://www.canningpantry.com/ewc24.html

No I do not have one yet, but soon, I would say it can hold 400 cigars. They have bigger ones as well. This one is: Height: 25 1/2" Width: 10 1/4" Depth: 20 3/4"

You are welcome, It costs as much as a desktop humidor.

62 to 66 RH is ideal for me. I think cigars taste and burn better at lower RH levels. I would worry about RH if it dropped below 55. Another way to solve rh problems is to get a small thermo electric fridge along with cedar trays and a small circulating fan . That is what I am going to do...

So why even use beads if they are soaked like a fish. My 2cents worth, Do a salt test first. Make sure your meter is in order. Also, have you recently placed new cigars in the humi, they could be the cause for your swing. Perhaps, you do not have enough beads in humi to keep RH stable...

Just picked up a box from Jun 03, I have had fresh ones, which I have liked. However, I do not know what to accept in flavor department with few years on them. What has been your experience with Cuaba Divinos? Thanks

I am just going to stay away form Monti line for now, I will pickup few sampler sticks when I go down to LCDH next week so I can compare. I know, I like monti 2's but they are not all that. There are better cigars out there OJman. Try Partagas P2.

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Beer :laugh:

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3 years, I might be dead by than. How about 3 months :laugh:

I traded them to my good friend here in San Diego locally. I told him about the cigars and he was ok with it. No harm done. for $8.00 a stick you can get some good size isoms. I paid $24.00 for each Opus Churchill. I had no other choices in size from my local vendor. 5 pack of DCM #5s...

San Diego, CA... Ciagrs are not cheap around here and finding Opus online is almost impossible for me.