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One of the things that makes this a great forum is that it is community based. Thank you, Rod, for all that you do. If you ever need help with the technical side of stuff, pop me a note. I've done upgrades and maintenance for VBulleting and phpBB forums. IP.Board isn't that far different from...

*chuckles at the comments* As someone who's vegan, there is a lot more to meals than what you described in your original post. Being vegan doesn't mean being a wimp nor does it mean you compromise muscle or any thing else (I am a member of a vegan bodybuilding site). It just means that you...

Agreed. I could handle 40 cents but $3 would make some premium cigars kinda no-no.

Wow. That totally sucks. :( I suspect it's going to get worse. There tends to be more crime during times of recession because people get desperate.

Well, here's my story. My SO (aka mah woman) is absolutely amazing. We met online and dealt with the long distance thing, never sure if I would ever get into the US so we could live together and move our lives forward. Last year, her sister (just shy of 18yrs) passed away suddenly and it was...

This is Julia. We got her in January 2008, discovered she had FLV and she passed, just shy of her 1st birthday, in June. This picture is actually a couple of weeks before she died. Mittens was given to me after my mom was murdered in 1992 as a way to help me grieve. She acted more like a dog...

Gonna hit a B&M tonight to see if I can get a Padron 1926 but at the least an Olivia V. RIP Infinity. Far too young. :(

an LFD Factory Press III. Very nice indeedy. :)

My understanding was that is where the wrapper is grown (Sumatra is Indonesia while Cameroon is Central African grown)

Cigar Name: Camacho Corojo Toro (6 x 60) Cigar Description: Corojo wrapper around Jamastran Honduran filler Cigar Strength: Full Review of the Cigar itself: Whoever told you that size didn't matter lied -- blatantly. Sometimes, size can matter, particularly when enjoying a full cigar. I...

Wow. As luck would have it I had one of those this morning. And you're dead on about the 2nd half being rather bland compared to the first. I did find that it burned nearly perfectly however.

I dunno yet. I'll let you know when the woman starts using it on the new Wii she got me. ;)

I cannot believe the email stream that happened over that. It's great. Reminds me of the guys who'd pay their $1,568.43 bill in pennies. :)

Like you, I usually have a hard time with cigars that have too much pepper (601 Green for example) but this one had just enough to be flavourful but without it being overwhelming. I would recommend it.

Cigar Name: Saint Luis Rey Reserva Especial Serie G Short Robusto (4.25 x 54) Cigar Description: Nicaraguan Habano wrapper and a Nicaraguan binder with Honduran and Nicaraguan longfiller tobaccos Cigar Strength: Full Review of the Cigar itself: As I eyed this short cigar and took in...

I'm also on it for anyone who wants to add me: http://twitter.com/syrlinus :)

I asked this recently and went online to find the answer. I did find this YouTube which helps explain some of it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4RB5lP7yzs

Thanks everyone. I do agree that pictures make a difference. It gives an idea of what the cigar looks like and, if you like what the reviewer said about a cigar, you know what to look for when searching it out -- especially obscure cigars.

Cigar Name: 601 Box-Pressed Blue Maduro Robusto (5.2 x 52) Cigar Description: Nicaraguan Cuban-seed filler with NIcaraguan wrapper Cigar Strength: Medium-Full Review of the Cigar itself: After my last 601, I wasn't too sure about this one but I thought I'd give it a try. I've always like...

Really? I remember reading in his book, Audicity of Hope, that he enjoys cigars. Maybe it's a now and again thing.