How to choose a good cigar
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I've never actually seen a real leather bound book. But I'm sure the feel would go well with a leather cigar.
I own hundreds upon hundreds of regular books. I like the premium paperback over hardcover and regular paperback.
I own hundreds upon hundreds of regular books. I like the premium paperback over hardcover and regular paperback.
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I own about 50 books. Just owning books in general should work, right?
Isn't that more like renting them, since you just have access to the license until said fine prints revokes it?
I own a lot of books.
Wait I don't think I'm doing this right
If you do it that way.Isn't that more like renting them, since you just have access to the license until said fine prints revokes it?
I own a lot of books.
Wait I don't think I'm doing this right
You can just download them. Put them on your SD card and load them in as a document.
Who are you kidding? You live in Philly, it smells of cheese steaks and the dried tears of Eagles Fans. :rofl:
Mmmmmm cheese steaks....
I actually read a book about cigars once, some sort of cigar primer, they had a wheel at the end that defined the primary brands and flavors and strengths associated with it. Unfortunately, while it taught me history... It didn't really improve my cigar experience.
In the end, the best choice is just to try different things and ignore all these charts and things that think they know what's best for you.
In the end, the best choice is just to try different things and ignore all these charts and things that think they know what's best for you.
We have a place down here in Lakeland called Palace Pizza. The owners are from Philly. They dumb down their "steak and cheese" sandwiches for the locals, but if you walk in and order a "Cheese Steak" you get the real deal. God, the only thing I really miss about living in south Jersey is the food... Sigh
Grab some popcorn. That was just the previews
and?
this may not be typical of a particular cigar community that some wish associate with....
but it seems to attract plenty of notables from the industry.. to include senior leaders at several different "cigar" companies...
and with a membership the size of BOTL's.. I would say "who cares" if this community is representative of the "typical" crowd... it obviously attracts plenty of people that CHOOSE to be part of it...
if we as a group are not the type of people that Spartan wishes to associate with... or finds the group "uncultured"... cool... as one of my favorite former members once told me "no skin off my sack"...
my question then becomes.. why return? why not find somewhere else that you think might be a better fit?
and?
this may not be typical of a particular cigar community that you enjoy to associate with....
but it seems to attract plenty of notables from the industry.. to include senior leaders at several different "cigar" companies...
and with a membership the size of BOTL's.. I would say "who cares" if this community is representative of the "typical" crowd... it obviously attracts plenty of people that CHOOSE to be part of it...
if we as a group are not the type of people that you or Spartan wish to associate with... or you find the group "uncultured"... cool... as one of my favorite former members once told me "no skin off my sack"...
my question to you then becomes.. why return? why not find somewhere else that you think might be a better fit?
Ppssst Dave he was being sarcastic. He was herfing with us on Sunday in Orlando. haha