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Perhaps if you got your ass out here for the BOTL herf you could pick one up!!!!!

Dude, I think I would smoke in a vat of ice.

Dude!!! Come on, get your ticket and get your butt there!!!

Easy, if you go to the first post, under the pics is a link for you to click to sign up.

Looks like we are at about thirty so far. Lets get this up over 50!!!!

Wives are certainly welcome but I don't think many are coming. If she doesn't mind hanging out with a bunch of guys, why not!

Dude, I am psyched for this one!!!!

Welcome from bellmore.

Ah, some culture on the board!!! Pines of Rome by Respighi

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So this is an abnormal cigar? LOL

I would agree that there are a lot of inconsistencies for cigars from 1999-2002. But I have had some very good smokes from those years also. As for why your friend skips 2003 is interesting. I have had some stunning cigars from 2003 and seek them out depending on the factory code.

Welcome aboard,

Welcome from a fellow long islander

I will do one of two ways depending on how much time I have for prep. Both ways I like to brine if at a all possible. 1. Apply rub over whole chicken and do beer can chicken. Quick and easy. You just need to put a pan or foil under the chicken so it doesn't flare up from gease drippings...

Welcome aboard from LI

It's not just NY, it's all over.

Of your list, I personally would suggest the Trini RE and the Siglo six. The upmann #2 is a wonderful cigar, but not full bodied. The Lusitania is not blended as strongly as it once was, and I personally a fan of the sublimes, but that is me. I would suggest however what a few others have...

Well, if it has to be from my current stash, I would have to say one of the Monte especiales I have from 85. But if it could be any cigar, most definitely a 1492.

The best suggestion!