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Happy belated birthday... you old fart....

Well as a matter of fact I am a BOTL... LOL!!!!! :r

How come no option for "none"...

A must stop every time I'm in Orlando... What a wonderful place... why can't they have these on every street corner of every city?

Olive's 40 West Jackson Place Indianapolis, Indiana 46225 Phone: (317) 634-6664, Fax: (317) 687-3612 http://www.omnihotels.com/FindAHotel/IndianapolisSeverin.aspx Located at the Omni Severin Hotel. Since Nicky Blaine's is closed on Sunday this is your next best option downtown.

Nicky Blaine's 20 N. Meridian Indianapolis, IN 46204 317.638.5588 http://www.nickyblaines.com/ A classic! I go every time I'm in Indy... It doesn't really get any better than this place! I sure that a local can provide even more information.

West Side 21st & Tyler) 8760 W. 21st St. Phone 316-773-5566 Fax 316-773-0403 East Side (Kellogg & Webb) 505 S. Webb Rd. Phone 316-685-4136 Fax 316-682-0848 http://www.italiangardens.com/

Scotch & Sirloin 5325 E. Kellogg Wichita, KS 316-685-8701 http://www.scotchandsirloin.net/ Great restaurant and atmosphere. Limited cigar selection but they don't care if you bring your own. Lovely ladies provide excellent service. Not many of these places are around anymore.

I haven't had one for years... but still have the memory... sounds like you did better than me... here was my review... don't remember which HC however... "I had some about a year ago. Nasty little buggers... smoke one (or tried to) that tasted like dirt (bad dirt at that) and gave the rest to...

Heed the warning...LOL!

It varies... if it's a nice spring day... outside... on the porch... plenty of reading material... nothing else going on... it could be as many as 4-6 for the entire day. That would be from early morning to late evening. However by about the 3-4 cigar my taste buds are beginning to become numb...

I'll second that! And if that doesn't work I end up peeling enough off so it begins to fall apart... then I puff, spit, puff, spit, puff, spit...

I can't hardly believe that I am responding to this thread (and thereby giving it more life than it deserves...lol). I suppose the next thread in the pipe section will deal with smoking a Meerschaum Calabash pipe while dressed in a tweed suit and looking oh-so Sherlock Holmes...

WHAT?????? (Look of disbelief)... you think their prices are a tad high...LOL!!!!! :r

Now I did smoke 8 cigars in the space of one evening at a cigar lounge in Indianapolis a few years ago... the only thing I remember is that I started with a couple of Oliva "O"s (damn.. I still wish they made those!) and how big my head felt walking back to my hotel...LOL!

Greg's Certo is what I have always used... however most of the time I simply smoke the cigar and don't waste the time to repair...

Never really thought about it in those terms but... Yes... there are certain cigars that I remember smoking at a specific time or place... hard to say if it was the cigar that initiates the recall or some other memory of the time and place... And like you it's not always a special cigar... my...

I think that is what you get when Beer Ad Guys develop an ad campaign for cigars...LOL The old, standard beer ad campaign trys to convince you that regardless of the fact you are a fat, ugly, ill-mannered slug, if you drink their beer you will instantly become irresitable to beautiful...

I think every cigar has it's own personality and flavor... even the same brand, size and blend (quality cigars only... not lesser level cigars... and price does not always dictate a quality cigar). As a hand-rolled, individually made item no two are alike. I have boxes of cigars that, while...

As many have listed... my favorite would be the Fuente 858 SG... just harder than hell to find the little buggers however!