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I slept 'till 1 and played video games up until now!

I'm worn out with school and work, but headed in the right direction! How are things with you?

I'm sorry to hear about this... I do know of the high membership fee, but when I was there, the house-rolled cigars were very affordable. On top of that, it was buy 3 get one free... I wonder if they discontinued that?

Personally, I enjoy Padron's cigars very much, but some of the lower end smokes are sub-par, unlike Fuente's which are quite good for the price. When it comes to 64's, though... I don't know a better NC cigar.

I had a fresh-off-the-press Opus X... that was quite a powerful smoke...

At this point, I like to give Opus 2-4 years in the humi. They're too powerful fresh (I can handle it, it's just got too much power and it masks the flavor). Also, I've been smoking more and more ISOMs, so without that "twang," it seems an NC cigar just doesn't quite cut it for me.

Each line Fuente produces has a different blend. Although some sizes do have different wrappers (i.e. the Work of Art/Maduro/Barber Pole), they almost always keep the same blend. It's what defines the line, and would render it useless to have them if they changed the blends in the line. I hope...

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I don't really have a preference as to what is being played (although there are a few genres and bands that pi$$ me off!). I usually put on some country or softer rock (Pink Floyd, The Doors, Reverend Horton Heat on occasion). I don't know if there's anything better with a cigar than a little...

Even through that end they'd still leave a stink that would never go away!:ss:BS

I'd say at least 2... not too many, but at least I got the mandatory one!

I got one of these 15 ct.'s from Pete (Malik23) and it's probably the best travel humi for the size I've ever seen.

I'm bummed I didn't get to vote, but Belvedere has my vote allllllll the way.

Apparently some people don't know the joys of a good LFD!!!!!!!!!!! Sorry to hear that, brotha! At least they didn't call you out personally... indirect embaressment is the key to humility!:chk The only time I've ever been called out about that was after I left the Davidoff shop on the corner...

I've got a simple 100 ct. humi, a Ronson and a tri-flame, and my traveldor is a Cigar Caddy (although personally, I think it's the best around, price doesn't always dictate if something is fancy!), but I use some snazzy scissors that I got as a graduation gift for cutting my stogies.

Keystone Light is still $18.98 for 30 'Stones!

Personally, I've tried most of the C.A.O. marcas, and although there are some fantastic smokes there, I think the best I've had would be the Gold Maduro. It's got a well balanced array of flavors.

Cremosas are an enigma. One may think they are terrible cigars, until they try them. At that point, there are no words to describe the flavor. Some have tried, but still have not reached the pinnacle of description, which is basically just "Cremosa."

I've found it's much better to keep the RH as low as possible. If you keep it just above the level where your cigars start to see cracking or worse, then you've got yourself a nice stick! I've found that the higher the RH, the more burn problems (although I see it more in larger RG's than the...

Well, since I'm 20, I don't actually have one... but WERE I to be!... Domestic: Sam Adams (Boston Lager, Cherry Wheat, Scotch Ale) and Dogfish Head Imports: I love Guinness... plain and simple. Sapporo is also nice, but I'll usually reach for a Peroni.