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I'm in the same boat, but I have somewhere around ~300ish. I plan on changing that dramatically once the "unemployed" part changes.

Nice snag.

I'm sure any one of those venders will be able to make up a similar sampler, or a better one. They are all great peoples.

While I have yet to come across a BTL or WOAM, short stories are among my favorite. Other than that, the expensive Padron #35 is GREAT for a short smoke.

Gaahhh... Those look damn good. :love:

This thread looked like a lot of fun. Good job to everyone involved, it was a good read :thumbs: :thumbs:

Done

Oh common, that is mold. I'm surprised they are giving you some trouble. How old are those sticks, how could they possibly even think it is plume?

Haha yeah that looks pretty chessy. I'd assume the cigars they send you are pretty poor, too.

My Father Lancero... My fav!! :love: :love:

You seemed to have handled everything the right way. I'd keep them separate from all other smokes, and mark them for immediate death by fire. Brush off any mold, should be fine. As for CI, they usually make good, I haven't had a problem with C-Bid and I am under the impression they are the...

I find everything is lose in my car or under something stupid, like a piece of paper.

I don't think it takes anything to join, but I am not sure, since I have been a member since opening day, when they were signing people up left and right for free. Basically, they track your purchases at the store or at other 2guys for a year, and you earn points per dollar spent. Something...

Two Guys is a great shop, especially the one in Nashua. I've never had a problem there, and they do NOT gouge on prices for HTFs. They have a nice VIP-type club setup as well, where you earn points per dollar spent. Also have some really nice employees who will remember your name, first and last.

The weather was much to nice to not enough another smoke. Two AF short stories while watching American Beauty outside. I saw my first moth in ages, it must be close to spring :)

Padron 1926 #30. Started AWFUL, but the second half was straight from heaven. 60 degree weather in New Hampshire before a rain storm... Perfection.

Nice Play sir!

Vinotemp! Just fork out the money, you can do 300 singles easy, and boxes too! Plus, temperature controlled = peace of mind. I have been able to leave my vino alone for over a month, and the RH hasn't budged from 62-67% and ~63 degrees

A calibration-able digital unit is easily the best beat here. They are cheap and never give unnecessary headaches.