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me too :thumbs:

i don't need to be spending more money on cigars, right now. :angry: but i'm going to. :blush:

Happy Birthday, Sarge!!

thoughts are with you.

i concur. they can't be looking like pancakes on a nail, either.

i'm not old, but that made me feel old. :(

but sometimes it is worth it.

be sure to let us know if you get any EDGE light torpedos in. :love:

or if you don't know how to do what PT just said. (which i don't think i do) try photobucket.com

my $.02, for what its worth: leebo may be mean at times, and CC may be a bully. but very very few times have i seen it take place unjustified. lumberg, some of the things you post make me wonder if you post those things for negative attention, or if you just don't understand what it is you're...

i voted for the 26. never had a anejo or EDS, though.

somked # 25 churchill (7 x 50) dark wrapper. maybe dark natural or a lighter maduro. very few veins, but not shallow. very balaced when rolled in my hand. prelight draw was was great. not too tight, not to loose. burned almost perfect throughout. the first third tasted a little harsh and...

i think you guys are being a bit silly. i think it would be one thing if large quantities of cubans were being sold for profit, but that is very far from what is taking place.

kind of funny. seen some funnier t-shirts at t-shirt hell along the same lines. http://www.tshirthell.com/miscpages/newshirt520n.htm

great guys, indeed! :thumbs:

973 thanks!

helix NKD

i saw prince in concert last year. he was awesome

I'll do it.

i smoked # 29 last night. by my guesses, it was 5" x 48. connecticutt shade wrapper. construction was great. very few shallow veins. prelight arouma was very creamy. draw was just right. it burned even all the way down the nub. the flavor was creamy and smooth. mild-medium bodied. on CA scale, i...