Finishing up a Monte by Montecristo.
Decent cigar, but at $12 I don't think I'll buy another.
Lots of better options in that price range.
If they ever show up on the half price rack at my local shop, maybe I'll pick up a few more.
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Finishing up a Monte by Montecristo.
Decent cigar, but at $12 I don't think I'll buy another.
Lots of better options in that price range.
If they ever show up on the half price rack at my local shop, maybe I'll pick up a few more.
Tonight's grab - Sindicato Hex
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Sosa Vintage. I believe I got this from @droy1958 . Very tasty.
Fuente Magnum R44 this afternoon. Thanks for the recommendation @WNYTONY
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Ryan
Prolly...glad you enjoyed. Weather is beautiful out at the farm this weekend. Wish I brought a cigar this weekend, but really don't have time to relax that long....work, work and work, but a bit of hunting next weekend.....Quote:
Originally Posted by CentralTimeSmoke
Saturday Night. San Cristobal Revelation Mystic...5.6x48. Last one from the pack of five very nice smoke, nice bands on this box pressed cigar,
yeah, don't smoke the band, do like the artwork.
The image used here is of the Mystic and aSun Grown Selection Del Sol Fireplug.
Burn time: One Hour and Ten Minutes.
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Morning ya BUMS starting today early. Strong cup of coffee watching the sun come up....and hanging with the Blind Man!
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Round 2
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Workin on Maybelline's (Red '11 F150) front brakes today. Worked on them last week too but have in the meantime learned the full ramifications of putting new pads on badly worn rotors :) I should've done the rotors too, but was expedient (lazy). After spending a week listening to it make terrible grinding noises, I'm now doing the whole job: pads (again), rotors, and caliper guide pins.
The passenger side went just fine, but on the driver's side, I'm having trouble getting the old rotor off. I guess it realizes that once it separates from the hub, it will be quite a while before it gets reincarnated into something useful again, and probably will never be anthing nearly as interesting as truck brakes. So naturally it's putting up a fight.
What does this have to do with what I smoked today? Well, I put some liquid wrench on it and whille it's working its magic, I'm having a Pepin Cuban Classic, one of my favorite sticks this side of commie island :)
Hang on now, is that a 289? And if so what is it stuffed in?Quote:
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