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I do it this way, too. I let it go at 500 for exactly 5 minutes per pound, then I just turn the oven off and let it sit for two hours. PERFECT every time!

Great Deal at CI on some upper-tier Nicaraguans... http://www.cigarsinternational.com/html/spec_oneday.asp $32.50. Today only!

Awesome! I'm so stealing this!

I'm wishy-washy. I leave them in the tube, but with cap off.

That's awesome!

Awesome!

My favorites are the Gold Maduro and the Cask Strength. The AAA and the Miami were a little too "too" for me...

No. It's $14.99, limit one per customer. Maybe you have to log in first? I found it on woot.com: http://deals.woot.com/deals/details/21f62974-b00c-4d4e-ba72-b3e23b341023/pinar-del-rio-torpedo-flight-sampler

A dozen PdRs at CI for $15... http://www.cigarsinternational.com/prodDisp.asp?item=sp-ca29

Here ya go, strife: Why do Italian men have mustaches? So they can look like their mothers!

Some people r-e-a-l-l-y love falling prices...

There are so many fake intellectuals and self-proclaimed gurus in the world it's always a shame when a truly intelligent man dies. He will be missed.

I'm not a CC virgin, but I've only had one, so I might as well be when it comes to comparing them. How do you guys find the NC cigars from traditional CC companies? I mean, do NC RyJs and Sancho Panzas compare with CC RyJs and Sancho Panzas? Does a company that makes a good CC have a leg up...

+1, smartass...

Amateur. I'm 46, so all the things Goalee1 mentioned are right in my wheelhouse. I can remember being thrilled at finding a 340 megabyte hard drive that "only" cost $350. I can remember gas being 50 cents a gallon. I can remember vending machines that still dispensed glass coke bottles. I...

Depending on my mood, either: 1. Wolfgang Mozart 2. Antonin Dvorak 3. Antonio Vivaldi or 1. Halford 2. Rage 3. Shadows Fall

Beautiful!

I'm always outside, so TV is out unless it's through a closed window. Usually I'll bring a drink (coffee, water or scotch) and my e-reader...

God, No! by Penn Jillette. A collection of rants and personal stories, with his atheism as a (sort of) central theme. Not what I'd call mentally challenging, but interesting and very easy to read.

"Land of the Free; because of the Brave" isn't just a bumper sticker. Having proudly served for 20 years myself, I have nothing but admiration and respect for those who continue the fight on my behalf.