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Nice choices, skip the compenstator, the cons are equal to the pros at best, spend the money on range time and practice ammo. For a refrence I've got about a dozen defensive type pistols, only one has a ported barel.

It would cost me $50,000 to fill that thing and ten life times to smoke them, seems almost reasonable to me.

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I'm working and in the South Florida area. We have lay off's anounced and i expect to hear about them over the next month. I should be safe, I'm the only bussiness forecaster they have and developed quite a few programs that can't run without me. But, I'm still crossing my fingers.

Don't know how this rates, but my man cave is my covered porch to my back yard, I've got nearly three dozen urinals right out the door, pick any bush you like.

When I was a MP, had a women go nuts and was sreaming and shooting a handgun on her front yard while holding her infant in the other arm. We were finaly able to get her to put down the kid and another officer grabbed it while we she was screaming and shooting at us. She had already killed her...

Met her once at an art exhibit for Olivia in Beverly Hills. I'm a fan of what she started, and am glad I can say I met her. RIP

Smoked a Clear Havana 1951 White Owl earlier - great especialy for a 9 cent cigar, followed by an Anejo. Weekend is starting out right.

I'm with you, I much perfer the flavor, burn etc. at 65 than 70 and don't mind the 60-65 range at all. I think part of this also has to do with how humid your smokeing area is. I'm in South Florida so it's often 65% to 85% where I'm smoking. I've noticed if I smoke in a dry area like up North...

Remember you've got a whole lot of natural items there, each will hold and release humidity. More cigars or cedar may help, but you can also take up the space by placing a zip lock bag full of air in there. don't take up all the space, just much of it. Seasoning a humidor gets it pointed in the...

Not Plume, sorry bro, you caught it early though, as long as it isn't up into the foot it's likely an easy fix. is your humi temperature controled? Also for long term storage I'd recomend closer to 60% humidity, will avoid these problems.

Yep, such plume too.

Sorry to hear bro, best of luck.

These ladies should be ashamed at their age.

My local got and sold out of their Opus in two days selling them for 20-40 per stick. That sucks in all directions.

I notice a difference, not only in how the flavor starts, but how soon you get to a sweet spot and how the cigar will burn. I do use a torch when I'm out and about, but never draw on a cigar while I'm lighting it and I don't let the flame touch the foot either. I find a slow toast and blowing on...

Thanks I edited the glitch.

CBA, OK, It’s cool that you are excited and there is nothing wrong with that hard desire to fill up your humidor, but learn from some of us that bought a whole lot of the wrong cigars to start with. Samplers are great, they let you try different brands to see what you like. I’d avoid fivers...

If anybody picks up some A's and wants to trade for other sizes let me know, I'd like 2-5.

Happy Birthday Bro!