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#1 Posted: Tue, Mar 12 2002, 7:27 PM EST
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Hello all - I've got some of all of the following cigars and am wondering if anyone would be interested in trading to receive one of each of mine for a similar and/or equivalent for some of yours ... could help bolster your overall collection and mine as well ... e-mail me at [email protected] if you're interested ....
5 Vegas Robusto; Ancla y Cazador Seleccion Corona; Cohiba Esplendido; Connecticut Segundos Churchill; Don Alberto Robusto; Don Alberto Superior Habana Churchill; Don Asa Churchill 6-Pack Sampler & Humidipak; Don Tomas Cameroon Perfecto #1; Don Tomas Presidente 6-Pack Sampler & Humidipak; El Mejor Gran Reserva #5; Robusto Natural; Felipe Dominicana Corona; Felipe II Reserva N; Felipe II Reserva X; Fonseca 10-10; Fonseca 8-9-8; Fonseca Vintage Collection Gift Set; Free Cuba Robusto; Genuine by Rolando Reyes Robusto; H. Upmann Corona Imperial; H. Upmann Demi Tasse; H. Upmann Extra Finos Gold Tubos; Hamilton's House Selection Robusto; Hoja De Nicaragua Corona; Indian Tabac Anniversary Limited Reserve Bear; Indian Tabac Anniversary Limited Reserve Bison; Indian Tabac Mistakes Corona; La Estrella Cubana Dominican Rosado Diplomat; Lempira Churchill; Lone Wolf Signature Toro; MATASA Seconds Corona; Montecristo 'Mistakes'; No. 1 Torpedo; Montero Churchill Maduro; Montesino Diplomatico; Montesino Grand Corona; Montesino Robusto; Perdomo Reserve X Rosado; Poderoza by Felipe Gregorio Robusto; Rare Corojo Churchill; Roly #2; Colorado Claro; SAC Lonsdale; Santa Damiana Habana 2000 Torbusto; Sinatra Churchill Sumatra; Sinatra Robusto Sumatra; Sportsman's Reserve by Nick Perdomo Torpedo; St. Charles by Torano Robusto; Tamboril Robusto - Connecticut Shade; The Cigar by Perdomo Robusto; The Cigar by Perdomo Torpedo; Thomas Hinds Honduran Selection Corona; Thomas Hinds Honduran Selection Robusto; Thomas Hinds Honduran Selection Supremo; Troya #54 Maduro; V Centennial 500 Series Presidente; V Centennial Presidente; V Centennial Torpedo; V Centennial Torpedo Maduro; Victory Spirit Conqueror; Victory Spirit Victor; Villar y Villar Valentino; Vintage Victor Sinclair Box Sampler Box of 8
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#2 Posted: Tue, Mar 12 2002, 7:35 PM EST
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Geesh - posted in the wrong subject - I hope Rick & Slimboli won't thrash me again ... LOL
Charlie Offline
#3 Posted: Tue, Mar 12 2002, 7:42 PM EST
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Jimmy, it happens! Charlie
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#4 Posted: Tue, Mar 12 2002, 8:01 PM EST
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Definitely a kinder and gentler C-bid forum these days.LOL
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#5 Posted: Tue, Mar 12 2002, 11:45 PM EST
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Well, now we know who was bidding on all this stuff.
I assume you have others you want to keep!
delarob Offline
#6 Posted: Wed, Mar 13 2002, 1:20 AM EST
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I thought you said you had some cigars to trade?
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#7 Posted: Wed, Mar 13 2002, 4:00 AM EST
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Hey now - let's not get vicious just yet ... I actually paid full retail for some of those cigars ... anyway - I've been collecting cigars for over 15 years... my hobby is to see just how many different cigars I can collect before I get out the the military and settle down to be a civilian again. My goal is to have a single wall in "my room" the den covered with spanish cedar slats/grooves or some sort of ridge to hold/display the cigars and then frame the entire collection and seal them behind a LARGE single sheet of glass (6'x8' minimum) and ventilate it fans attached to some sort of humidification system to preserve them. Anyway - that's the point to swapping a large variety of single cigars for others. Coincidently, I also tend to even smoke some every now and then ... and it's either this - or my wife will have baby/wedding pictures and ruffled curtains all over a perfectly good wall ... hmmpph!
delarob Offline
#8 Posted: Wed, Mar 13 2002, 8:21 AM EST
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so uh.... what do you wanna trade for the baby pictures?
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#9 Posted: Wed, Mar 13 2002, 9:31 AM EST
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WooHoo ~ ! THANKS for the interest there on the baby pictures ... tell ya' what - my wife won't let me 'trade' them ... but I'll 'give' them to you if you take over the payments on the their college funds... that's a good deal too ... better hurry and grab it ...
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#10 Posted: Wed, Mar 13 2002, 9:43 AM EST
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Have you considered a rivision to your art project? I collect antiques made out of cigar bands and labels. Then you could smoke all of them, and still cover your wall. You might even make the Guiness Book with the largest cigar collage in the world.
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#11 Posted: Wed, Mar 13 2002, 9:53 AM EST
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What school him go to? What him try say? Him no buffalo me... no such animal as rivision ... them long gone with drawings on cave wall ... ...

Actually, no I hadn't thought of that, I suppose a montage of cigar bands would suffice though. Maybe I'll do that on the opposing wall ... it'll give me more baby pictures to trade then ... anybody want to donate used (in good condition) labels for this project? Better yet, why don't I put them on the bedroom ceiling instead ... gimme something to concentrate on and count to help fall asleep ...
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