30 Days of Singles: A DogRockets decree

I've alost never smoked the same cigar twice, so I've kind of been doing this for years. Fun idea, though!

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Originally Posted by allusred

Crawlin towards the finish line. CLE Corojo Corona...5.75x46. Guillotine cut this near toro size cigar that sports an attractive wrapper adorned with a classy band that is easily removed due to the Judicious amount of glue employed. Easy light open draw, big smoke production and smooth retrohale, all of which says top quality Honduran tobacco. Would likely have remained totally unaware of this cigar had not WNYTONY have sent it in a Bomb, along some excellent coffee. drinking a cup of that right now.A great big thank you for that Bomb Tony.

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Glad to hear you liked it Bob. I grabbed a fiver on auction mainly because of the size and they were at a great price and they really surprised me with the both the quality of the stick and the smoke.

For me on this final day - #51 a Tatuaje Verocu #4 - the robusto size. Excellent, excellent cigar

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and closing it out tonight at #52 a L'Atelier MAD44 - a nice smaller stick to close this down.

It was fun Mr. Rockets but I'll happily go back to mixing them in every few days.
Tomorrow night I welcome back Padron !

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Originally Posted by c.ortiz108

I've alost never smoked the same cigar twice, so I've kind of been doing this for years. Fun idea, though!

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For real? That's pretty crazy!

Well bums, our 30 days has passed us by. There were many times I had wanted to reach for something familiar. Many, many times. But I'm glad that many cigars I'd just been holding onto, were finally enjoyed. I found a few new favorites, found some I now know I don't care for, and said goodbye to my last sticks of some of my favorites.

Thanks for traveling on this singles journey with me!

Bums, I apologize for my absence during these 30 days. I had a Gurkha His Majesty's Reserve all ready to go, you know, the most expensive cigar in the world, but I am hot on the tail..er trail of a new lead story. Let's just say, it involves little Brian interviewing Hillary's Clintoris on a nightly basis.

13 out of 30 not to shabby! Thanks for putting this together Jeremy.

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Originally Posted by DogRockets

For real? That's pretty crazy!

Well bums, our 30 days has passed us by. There were many times I had wanted to reach for something familiar. Many, many times. But I'm glad that many cigars I'd just been holding onto, were finally enjoyed. I found a few new favorites, found some I now know I don't care for, and said goodbye to my last sticks of some of my favorites.

Thanks for traveling on this singles journey with me!

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Your Excellency Si. Dog Rockets.
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Just this once
Once..only once
Jeremy, all joking aside...thanks for this great idea, and for the polls, certainly add a touch of, if not class, at least insanity that's much needed even on Cigarbum.
Organizing that March upon Cigarfest, was another good one.

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Originally Posted by DogRockets

For real? That's pretty crazy!

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Kind of an exaggeration, but yeah - thanks to cbid and forum bombs/trades I've ended up with mostly singles. Keeps things interesting for sure!

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Originally Posted by BrianWilliams

Bums, I apologize for my absence during these 30 days. I had a Gurkha His Majesty's Reserve all ready to go, you know, the most expensive cigar in the world, but I am hot on the tail..er trail of a new lead story. Let's just say, it involves little Brian interviewing Hillary's Clintoris on a nightly basis.

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Sounds like you're in a rut, or a butt not sure. Butt you should run, and run very fast......
Don't forget your cigar if you still want it....

Today is the last day of the decree right? Either way I'm getting one more in.

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