Recent content by chip

Have you had an 05?

I liked the 05, so tried a few of the 06 when they came out. Have not bought any more of the Limitada's. Still think the 05 is good, but the 06 was a disappointment. I am barely curious about the 08.

Many B&M's will have them. Yes, they sometimes sell quickly, but $35 is way outta line. My local usually has them in stock. I don't remember the price offhand, but they typically run the "special" cigars at a moderate markup....not MSRP, but not too bad a gouge. I have never been limited in how...

My son is on his second tour. Know that you have many people praying for you.

I thought your donation to the authorities would count as a big enough bomb to quiet ya down fer a bit......

Yer kidding, right? No one ever listens to me..... See ya in a few days....it's such a long trip over to yer place...:r

I disagree with many here. I think getting a 50-100 count desktop is a great start. When you start buying by the box, then a cooler is the way to store them, but you will always want a desktop for staging singles before you smoke them, and might well end up keeping it a bit drier. You may never...

Untrue. The only thing to remember about using a hair dryer is that those little suckers are light and will fly everywhere. Keep them in their bag (or hose, or whatever) and this works like a champ.

Re: Humidity Temperature Conversion Might as well whore it up and reach 1000.....not bad for 2 and 1/2 years, eh?

Re: Humidity Temperature Conversion I am an engineer (some here have a greater knowledge of chemistry, but some "experts" spout pure bunk), and although everything you have said is correct, MY POINT is you have not considered everything. There is that whole pesky air/medium interface to...

Re: Humidity Temperature Conversion And so is the evaporation and absorption rates of medium. Which is why cigars do well at a fixed RH.

Re: Humidity Temperature Conversion Untrue....what the chart calculates is the RH needed at a specific temperature to keep the same AH (absolute humidity). AH is not something to concern yourself with. 70% RH is too high in my opinion, anyway. Others here find it just perfect, it's all up to...

Re: Humidity Temperature Conversion This has been beat to death so many times, but I guess every now and again it is good to revisit it. Total :BS You want to measure RH, not AH....and this chart (and others like it) over think the issue. Have you ever heard a weatherman qualify his RH with...

:tpd: I just cracked a box of the 05, and they are pretty good. I thought the 06 such a let down, I have not tried any others. I might give a go at the 08's when they get reasonably priced.

You know this is all fiction....the room does not exist, and there is no furniture. :ss