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I wouldn't recommend them but hey, if you like the idea of smoking potpourri wrapped in brown paper, you may like them.

Agree with everything except the bit about gravity. Classic Stouts are typically in the 1.038 - 1.048 range, which is not all that high. The Foreign Stout sub-style is somewhat higher at 1.052 - 1.072. Stout used to be called stout porter but these days stout has evolved into its own style...

Got mine today as well. Thanks much!!

Got the first one today...will probably dig into it later this evening.

That's what I do too Matt. If I don't like the first one, but think it's a good cigar, sometimes I'll gift the second to someone else in hopes that they will like it better than I did. The only ones I'm really hanging on to are my OpusX 666 and the OpusX 'A' that I'm going to smoke when the...

So shall it be.

May I be the first (but likely not last) to say: TMI!!! Waaaaaaayyyyyyyy TMI......

Welcome aboard...Emo said it....any friend of Wade and Steve is welcome here.

I sorta agree, ricmac. If you just go on price alone, the 1926 is (I think) somewhere in the $12-15 range. None of the puts come anywhere near that. Then if you throw in the rarity factor it's even more lopsided. Sorry, Snake, don't take it personally but I think you need to pony up if you're...

Boy is my face red...dropped the wrong bookmark in there by mistake....try this one. Have no idea how that URL could have got into my bookmarks. :lookup:

Hmmmm....climax beads look like they could cause things to get moist alright but I just don't know..... :0 I'm not sure that would be good for my precious cigars. :lookup:

A curly head? Just a guess. But I thought they had the same old Fuente label as everything else.

I agree Wascal. With a lot of new members, this is a particularly timely word of caution. This board has always been fairly liberal when it comes to this subject. Many boards will ban you and put you in the bad trader list for openly discussing sources - but only after cranking up the...

Ryan, when you take time off from leading the other worms into battle, stop by and say hi. Hope you have a great birthday!!

Money? Were you planning on getting paid for this? :) Do what you want to do. I was just casting a vote. Nothing says you have to listen to it. Personally, I do enough MS development at work. When I come home I want to use something a little less user-hostile.

True...Java is very portable. What I was thinking of was a class library that would run on Windows, Unix and OS X. I'll look around on freshmeat and see if I can hunt it down. I for one would like to have such a program that would run under *nix. I use Windows as little as possible (mostly for...

There is a widget toolkit that is portable but I can't think of the name of it. I'll try to google it up and post it here. MFC certainly isn't. It's as non-portable as Microsoft can possibly make it. .NET is a further refinement of this concept....it's not even ANSI C++.

Nice to be back in the States, huh?

Oh yeah, Steve. It's a huge difference. At the Scotch tasting I went to there was no comparison between the Glenfiddich 12 and 18. But if you ever try the Macallan, you're going to be completely ruined.

MP gave me a bottle of Graham's 20 year tawny for my b'day. Now, tawny is usually not my favorite but this stuff is dynamite. Drinking this stuff without a cigar should be against the law.