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It has been a while since I bought from car dealership, I go with wholesalers/fleets now, so forgive me if my answer seems illogical. First off, I wouldn't listen to anything that the dealership offers as an explination. Auto manufacturers also make their money from the quantity of cars that...

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Man I'm sure they go through hell putting up with attitudes. I watched a guy get loud with a TSA guy because he was asked to ste aside to be more thoroughly searched...the guy had a pistol holster on his belt.

Might as well get creative with it... ...whether you're religious, a musician, contemporary, kinky, a patriot, whatever, you can make it happen!

I tried my irst one the othe day and I was pretty suprised by it. I'm partial to Nicaraguan cigars, but this had a nice flavor, little change of pace. Bill - Where is a good B&M in Valencia? ... I'm heading up there soon. I used to date a girl that lived up there, but it was during my...

*Refillable lighter carry-on is a no-no. Sorry for the mix-up, you're correct. ---------- I agree, arguing with TSA agent results in nothing but a headache. When I went I took a $15 Blazer lighter just in case - worked out though.

No. I went o a shop when I got to Florida, got a cigar from them and asked them if they could fill the lighter. It was no problem. I took my 30ct. Xikar case, packed my Palio in it, carried it on, stashed my Blazer lighter, less butane, and had no problems.

I just got back from a trip to Miami a couple weeks ago and this was my experience: - Torch lighter can be packed in checked luggage in yellow tranzpak; I talked to a couple TSA people and they both told me different stories. One said if the torch has fuel it has to be paked in a DOT aproved...

Looks like the San Cristobal is mold as well, just because of how the white substance is lining the fold of the wrapper. Like Mitch said, at least you caught it early enough to where spores weren't hanging off the thing like little grenades!

I'm with AJ, when I give an "old" cigar a shot, I find it pretty underwhelming. Now that I smoke more often, and more in a day, I usually go for more full-bodied smokes to achieve the flavor that satisfies me. On the same token, there are still those milder smokes that have a great flavor that...

That thing really is gorgeous - I was told that the CAO desktop humis were doodoo, but that thing poses the contrary! What kind of humidifier is in it?

Parts from a box are fine. Thinner is better if colume is a problem. Before you put the cedar in, make sure you wipe it down with distilled water so any moisture in the tuperdor isn't wasted on the cedar. If you are using larger/thicker pieces, soak them in a bowl of dist. water first, as wiping...

Haaappy Biiirthdaaay tooo yooou, haaappy biiirthdaaay tooo yooou...eh, you get the point! :skew:

Man have I been under a rock? I haven't even heard of these! Big fan of the #1 and #2 though!

I got a Don Salvatore cigar poker at the loca B&M, about 5.5" serrated rod with a circular wooden handle. It was $5 and it works like a charm, I love it.

I'm with Chuck, there are a few others I would float to before it. I've only had the P Series twice, and neither time did I enjoy it enough to go out and buy more. For cheap smokes I still go to Padrons or Casa Magna.

I'll get my feet wet with this thread... - H. Upmann: Mag46, Mag50, No. 2 - San Cristobal de la Habana: La Fuerza, La Punta, Mercaderes, Muralla - Cohiba: Maduro, Siglo IV - Montecristo: No. 2-3, Especiales - Partagas: Serie D No.3-4-5, Serie P No. 2, Petite Corona, Short - Bolivar...

Man wish I saw this a day er two earlier.

Oh, gotcha, I agree with you there.

I have one of these in my humi too, been unsure of it since I got it. I'll have to light it up! Thanks for the notes AJ!