I gotcha'. Well I'm cursed with no one to smoke with, but I'll get over it.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir Lancerolot
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I gotcha'. Well I'm cursed with no one to smoke with, but I'll get over it.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir Lancerolot
Patience is a virtue..... I still have the AF Anejo Shark that @Cocker Dude sent me over 3 years ago. I was saving it for a special occasion, but it just made me realize how boring my life is. Nothing special in three years and counting......😑Quote:
Originally Posted by Cigarer
Boring is good sometimes, but I'm also cursed with nobody to smoke with as well. My rabbit maybe but I don't foresee him sticking around too long on the patio LOL
Lucky for me that drink offerings and smoke offerings are an integral part of our Sunday liturgy ...Quote:
Originally Posted by droy1958
You're probably right about the bunny getting a dose of the runny....Quote:
Originally Posted by Cigarer
Well there you go! Hopefully, he's bringing the liquid part of the worshipping​......Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir Lancerolot
LOL! He's kind of an "OPW" guy, too. But the three of us smokers did pool our money and buy equal shares in a "church stash!"Quote:
Originally Posted by droy1958
Tehe, well at least you have a steady member! Sounds like you have a great chance for a life member.....;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir Lancerolot
Stopped saying that "most non-Cubans don't age well." I am now convinced that most do. My collection got to the point where it was just way more than I'd be able to smoke over my remaining lifetime, so I've mostly stopped buying much beyond the occasional single from a B&M, or 5'er from a duty-free shop. Consequently, 99% of what I have has >5years on it. 90% are wunderbar and the rest are excellent. That said, the vast majority of what I have is premium, or super-premium, or Cuban. Not sure that makes a difference; it's just what I happen to have, no dog rockets, or yardgars.
I also quit saying that "an un-aged Opus isn't worth smoking." Several years ago a friend adamantly declared that he greatly preferred "fresh" Opus for their strength. I've since become able to appreciate both speeds.
I don't have "years"yet but I've found myself shifting gears from quantity to quality. Instead of trying to get the most cigars for my money at the Devils site, I've started buying fewer better quality singles at the B&M's and at other online shops.