Search results

What's wrong with spending money on something you like? I don't own that particular ashtray, but do have one that cost me more than that. I like it. It makes me happy to ash my Jose L. Piedras in it. Why would people buy a painting for $5,000 when one from Garden Ridge only costs $9.99...

Wow, this is an old thread. Most days: 1-2. Good days: 3-4. Small herfs/Vacations: 5-9. SoCal: 10+

I was going to go through and delete all the offending remarks in this thread but seeing as how they've all been quoted multiple times, there's not much point and I just don't have the time. Publicly discussing ring gauge is frowned up here and those posting about it have been on here long...

Neat in a double old fashioned. I love the look, feel, and heft of my old-style Wateford Lismore double old fashioneds. But I may have to get some of those tasting glasses to try.

I pay a lot of money for that breath/taste in my mouth, no way do I want to get rid of it. No one ever complains, but maybe that's because it's masked by the scotch. :)

Copper humidors were extremely popular back in the day. I have a great antique one built into an endtable that was my grandfather's. I keep cutters, lighers, and other accessories in it. The issue isn't one of cedar--you really don't need that for a humidor--but rather an issue of how well it...

Cigar is usually in my left hand, so that never bothered me. I smoke in the car all the time. I prefer to do it with the top down so there's no issue of lingering odor. If that's not an option, then a cracked window, the ac, and a dryer sheet will do the trick.

Unwillingly? 10 hours in a plane.

If I'm at home or in a bar, I leave them in the ashtray until someone comes by to clean up after me. If I happen to be outside (golfing, driving, back porch), they usually just get tossed wherever.

They damn sure do. And very well, I think.

Usually, it's just something neat for me. But I have been drinking quite a few of these over the summer (especially on the golf course): Vodka (a bunch) Juice of one lime and one lemon A little sprite and top off with club soda (over a tall glass full of ice) Salt the rim if you like that sort...

Congrats and welcome back, Jeof!

"Smoked the beli at lunch..." Man, you take some long lunches, Tony :)

Sounds like a good trip, Mikey. Glad you liked Napleon's. I forgot about the dueling piano thing. I'll be there in two days. Can't wait! I love Vegas :D

They all taste like dirt to me (and not in a good way). :r Good one!

I'd have fun if I actually owned any. Just had the opportunity to taste the '00.

The only non-Cuban cigar I've had that could have been mistaken for a Cuban was a Camacho, when the line was first introduced. I had one from one of their very first batches and it was a very good, young Cuban-tasting cigar. Honorable mention would have to go to the Tatuaje Noella, which have...

Don't be messing with Texas, poon! I think Tito's is great--for the price. I've never had a vodka in that price range that's better than Tito's. There are vodkas I prefer, but they're all more expensive. And, for me at least, Tito's is fine mixed or in a martini.

Nah, I'm just a drunk. :al There are a few experts on here, but I'm not one of them. I know what I like, though :)

Way to resurrect a dead thread with a random comic, Julian :D Guess I'll add the strongest cigar I've smoked now. It was a '95 Juan Lopez #2. I had no idea this thing was going to be a powerhouse. Smoked it at the SHIT herf SoCal edition a couple of weeks ago. Passed it around once, everyone...