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theorangeman

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Today was a good day. No work, academic or research committments so I decided to take the day off and what a day to do so; it was absolutely beaufiful, about 80 degrees and sunshine all day long. For lunch, I chose to go to the local Applebees (nothing special, but that's the town I live in), and enjoyed a nice meal along with a couple brewskies. On my way home, I was in a fabulous mood and decided to stop by my local tobacco shop (which I don't frequent often - the reason why will be revealed shortly). Although I know that they don't have a very good selection, I just figured that I could find something that would top off my lunch and that I could enjoy on my back porch.

I really had Padron on my mind, since (other than some PAM's), I haven't had one in a long time. Therefore, I thought that I'd pick up a 4000, 5000, 6000 or whatever they had. After spending about 5 minutes in the humidor, inspecting it in disbelief, they had none. I walked out and asked the older gentleman at the cash register. He proceeded to explain that they don't carry Padrons, haven't in a long time and never will. I really couldn't get the full story because he wasn't very articulate (perhaps only having three teeth in your mouth has that effect). At any rate, I looked for some other smokes to only find that they didn't carry them either; the selection was just horrible.

Therefore I proceeded home and went straight for my humidor and pulled out a PAM and enjoyed the rest of my afternoon. This is a perfect example of why the internet is absolutely gold for guys like me who live in towns with one single tobacco shop run by inept owners. If I had to rely only on what I could get in my town, I would be one sheltered cigar smoking pup. When I move to Tampa, I think I'm going to have a culture shock!
 
When I move to Tampa, I think I'm going to have a culture shock!


We ain't got no stinkin' cigar shops in this part of the world! :whistling:

Now go away or I will taunt you a second time-ah!!

:laugh:

Yeah, and don't think I won't land on your door step demanding to show me around! I can't wait, although it will be a little while before I get there, so leave the light on for me. ;)
 
Hehe, I hear you on the internet being your saving grace.

Being in Iraq, if it wasn't for CI, I'd be stuck with the local nationals Cohiba knock offs that they swear are authentic.
 
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