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I'm sure the draw was legit.  I was very happy I could repay you even a small amount. 
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quote: Originally posted by Idesign:
Thomas, where abouts in Oregon?
I'm living just outside of beaverton.
A man is rich who has friends
Frisbeearianism is the belief that when you die, your soul goes up on the roof and gets stuck.
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| Posts: 591 | Location: The beautiful N.W. | Registered: August 01, 2002 | |
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quote: Originally posted by BinDerSmokDat: quote: Originally posted by thomas45: Sent mine yesterday, priority. BMOC I don't know about everybody else but I'm on the west coast. Oregon to be exact. 
Alright, who let in the Sasquatch molesting Oregonian? I clearly stated "guys known a little on the boards and no Oregonians." ____________________________________________ How did you know that's what my GF calls my Mr. Happy  ______________________________________________ Relax Tom, I'm sure your package is on the back of a covered wagon headed west.
______________________________________________ You know just the other day we FINALLY got indoor plumbing and something called the pony express.
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Frisbeearianism is the belief that when you die, your soul goes up on the roof and gets stuck.
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| Posts: 591 | Location: The beautiful N.W. | Registered: August 01, 2002 | |
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quote: Originally posted by BinDerSmokDat: quote: Originally posted by csmithnj: quote: Originally posted by BinDerSmokDat: Well I just talked to my GF and my cigars REALLY have arrived. Turns out my benefactor lived really close, hmmmm who could that be. I work late tonight so I won't see the actual person's name or the cigars until 8pm, but I have my suspicions. Damn, I'm not going to get anything done thinking about that package!
Maybe they used FedEx.
My sneaking suspicion was confirmed, it was Chris himself that drew my name, you sneaky SOB. That's the problem with letting in Jersey guys, they always try and out do you. Chris sent me a Fuente Don Carlos #2 Fuente Hemingway Classic Camacho 2005 Liberty Bolivar PC (CC) Perdomo La Tradicion P Padron 1926 Ghurka Ancient Warrior The nerve of that guy! Thanks, Chris, you went way overboard! The '26 and Hemingways are some of my favorites and I am fresh out of Don Carlos #2's, perfect timing. And didn't anyone ever tell you Cubans are illegal? I also love Camacho Liberty but haven't had a 2005, so I'm dying to open that red, white and blue coffin! I also like Perdomo La Tradicion, the P is a new size for me. The only cigar that is a curve ball for me is the Ghurka, I usually don't buy them but I get them in trades from time to time. Every one I have ever smoked has been pretty good and if this one smokes half as good as it looks, I'm in for a treat. Thanks again Chris! Sorry for the rest of you still waiting for a package, be patient it will be there soon!
Sweet poop on a stick, Chris! I don't think i can beat that RATS in quality but hopefully I made up for it in quantity... to ___________.
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| Posts: 1797 | Location: Behind you! | Registered: May 21, 2004 | |
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I think I screwed up, I thought we were Limited to 5 sticks  But what I lack in quanity I made up for in Quality , like Phillies in place of the Dutch Masters I usually send Eddie
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quote: Originally posted by E. Abbott: I think I screwed up, I thought we were Limited to 5 sticks But what I lack in quanity I made up for in Quality , like Phillies in place of the Dutch Masters I usually send Eddie
You didn't screw up. I was getting Binder back for the load he sent last time That Connie he sent in RATS III will take me 2 weeks to smoke.
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quote: Originally posted by E. Abbott: I think I screwed up, I thought we were Limited to 5 sticks But what I lack in quanity I made up for in Quality , like Phillies in place of the Dutch Masters I usually send Eddie
Yeah it was 5 sticks and really to be fair, people should keep to that, but you know the guys around here. The SOB's are generous to a fault! In Chris' case, that's what happens when a North Jersey guy plays, they can't count! Anyway, I always try to wow them with 5 and sometimes I tack on a gimmick stick or two like the tree-sized Connie Presidente or one of my homegrown, handrolled cigars.
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| Posts: 3237 | Location: South Jersey | Registered: May 20, 2002 | |
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quote: Originally posted by BrendanMOC: Hope my 5 is adequate for ___________. I think the contents of the package will speak for themselves Any other packages received yet? Or just BinDer? Half of the fun of these RATS is to live vicariously through other packages. By my calculations __________ should get his package later today or tomorrow. Hope I get mine soon since I will be out of the office on Friday and won't get mail here again until Tuesday. The thought of my new sticks being left in the office all alone for so long makes me shudder.
I thought about the long weekend only after sending my cigars. I sent them regular mail because it has been my experience that Priority isn't any faster. I remember a consumer group doing a test and in some cases regular mail was just as fast or faster than Priority! I think the only exception was long cross-country packages and even then Priority only saved a day. I think my person should be getting cigars today or the next.
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| Posts: 3237 | Location: South Jersey | Registered: May 20, 2002 | |
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Just got my package in from Tom aka DieHardPuffer. Not very good on my Opus X or VSG sizes but got one churchill size one of each, a RP 92 Churchill, Bolivar, and a Punch Rare Corojo, plus a bonus stick--JdN Antanto. Thanks Tom! Nice play. Never had the rare corojo or the Bolivar and haven't smoked a VSG in about 8 months. Now, did my package of dog rockets ever get to ____________???
Peace.
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| Posts: 2085 | Location: Internet | Registered: October 08, 2004 | |
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El Presidente!!! Holy Smokes Man!!!! I've been to two worlds fairs and a goat ropeing and i've never seen anything like this!!! OpusX Lancero? LGC Series R (if you drop this thing, you better be wearing steel toes Cohiba Edicion Limitada Cohiba Siglo VI Monte #5 PSD#1 Thanks so much El, you are da king....err I mean da Prez
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Got a sweet package from Bub838. Zino Platinum Chubby (getting one just thinking about the cigars) AVO Signature (look like a Robusto) CAO 1998 L'Anniversaire Padilla Robusto (one of my favorites) CAO Gold Padron (2K or 3K) Maduro Fuente - Really nice looking. Which one is this Bub? Thanks for some sweet smokes.
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Hey Thomas, You really out did yourself! Ooch, TEN beautiful sticks. I just got done smoking the Punch Gran Puro... It was a wonderful smoke w/some Johnne Walker black.  Great finish for the last day of August. Tomorrow is a new day and month. I can't wait to smoke the San Cris and the CAO Criollo. And the Opus was a great finishing touch. MMMMmmmmmm Ashton Cab and Don Tomas Corojo! Some of my favorites. Thomas email me! 
"Don't take life so seriously, no matter what you do, you wont make it out alive."
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| Posts: 1257 | Location: On the greener side... | Registered: May 20, 2003 | |
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quote: Originally posted by csmithnj:
Got a sweet package from Bub838.
Zino Platinum Chubby (getting one just thinking about the cigars)
AVO Signature (look like a Robusto)
CAO 1998 L'Anniversaire
Padilla Robusto (one of my favorites)
CAO Gold
Padron (2K or 3K)
Maduro Fuente - Really nice looking. Which one is this Bub?
Thanks for some sweet smokes.
It's a Padron 3k and the maduro Fuente is a Hemingway Classic I believe.
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People aren't smoking cigars to be trendy, cool or stylish. They're smoking cigars because they like them. Because they enjoy the experience. Because for about $5 they can spend an hour sampling one of life's greatest luxuries.
-David Savona
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| Posts: 1157 | Location: Ferndale, MI | Registered: October 03, 2004 | | | |
