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....about 7:30, 8:00 o'clock on a clear, calm morning. Sitting in a lounge chair outside with the temperature around 70 degrees. A cool, crispness still lingers in the air. The Sun just coming up and feeling warm and comfortable on your back and shoulders. Sippin' on a tall mug of great...

Hey Dawn, go to the Cigar Aficionado website. There is a series of articles by one of their contributors that follows his journey into amateur boxing, starting with his training, all the way up to his first bout. I found it to be interesting, and you probably will also if you are getting into...

Cohibas' Rock! S.

Two years and many cigars later, I definitely know the answer to my question. Yes!!! Sam J.

I don't post much any more on the cigar forums, but I still read the new threads almost everyday. I bought a box of SLR Regios a couple of years ago, so I understand ParaGod's comments about the Regios. They are a medium/full bodied cigar that DEFINITELY need two years rest in a humidor before...

I always wanted a '67 to '70 Mustang. I still think that the '67 Mustang is one of the most beautiful cars ever designed. I would love to have a Shelby Mustang from that year with either the 427 side oiler or the 428 engine. The '68 Bullitt Mustang also threw some gasoline on the desire...

I agree with the majority that the Bolivar BF and Monte #2 are solid choices. I've never met a Cohiba that I didn't love. The Robustos are the benchmark for the vitola. I've smoked a few Esplendidos that made me want to win the lottery. Powerful, yet full of flavor. The Siglo II and III's are...

Cohiba Siglo II after lunch. Montecristo #2 after dinner. A GREAT Easter. Sam

One more vote for Matt! Looks like you're going to win by a mile. Enjoy. (PS: A Cohiba Siglo II will be payment enough. Thanks!) :lookup: Sam J.

I've been craving a Quai d'Orsay Imperial since 2001! I didn't smoke a Cohiba Esplendido or Robusto in 2002 either.... and I really love those. That's all. Sam J.

I would pass on the Fonseca Mit Zeder, day one special. I bought a box of those when they were offered a few months ago and if I had it to do over again...I would pass. They were rolled very loosely and were not as good as I expected. The day five Mayorga special is a doozy though. The torpedos...

They call it DOPE for a reason.....

According to this, I guess Kentucky Fried Chicken should cost more if it comes in a bucket instead of a box.

Note to Self: Remind me never to provide any interesting information again.

I like 'em, particularly the 7's. They're a good full bodied cigar. The Palmitas are strong little boogers that get better with aging. JRs used to give away a box of Palmitas with a full box purchase of Flor d A's...two for the price of one. Sam

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Father Tiresius, Darn it, something major has come up and I am going to have to bow out of this pass. Please remove me from the pass order with my apologies. Thanks for letting me participate and good luck with the pass. I am sure that it is going to be a great one. Sam

8 to 5, Yankees over the Angels. A really good game to start the playoffs...lotsa homers, double plays, and pitching changes. World Series? Yankees over the Giants say the analysts. It doesn't matter much to me who wins, as long as the games are good and the series isn't lopsided. (REINSTATE...

I like the 2 or 3 AF Sun Grown cigars that I've tried, when I've lucked up and found them in the local cigar stores. I've tried to find Sun Grown online, but I can never locate any sites that have any in stock. Suggestions? (Same thing with the Anejos and Sharks - gave up on finding those. I...

Gellman Reviews Sometimes quirky, but always enjoyable, reading about wonderful Cuban cigars. I salivate everytime I read the reviews. LOL! PS: I wish I had tried all of the cigars that he has sampled! Sam