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RICKAMAVEN Offline
#1 Posted: Wed, Mar 13 2002, 1:34 AM EST
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i keep my cigars seperated by brand. this is the monte humidor, the la finca humidor, etc. sometimes i will mix a different cigar in a box because they are very similar. i don't take the cello off so that when toby opens a humidor to bring a cigar to me, she knows the uncelloed (is that a word?) are the oldest ones. when i am out of uncelloed, we sit together and unwrap all the celloed and they become the older cigars. the family that plays togther, stays together. does anyone recognize "it was the time of the preacher, when the story began"
Todog Offline
#2 Posted: Wed, Mar 13 2002, 2:24 AM EST
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I wish my wife would bring a cigar to me when I yell for it!
bud451 Offline
#3 Posted: Wed, Mar 13 2002, 3:55 AM EST
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Been married for 6 years this April and we have a 3 yr. old son...my wife seldom handles my cigar anymore.
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#4 Posted: Wed, Mar 13 2002, 4:02 AM EST
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Speaking of cigars and women - has anyone seen Monica lately?
mhollowa Offline
#5 Posted: Wed, Mar 13 2002, 4:05 AM EST
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Rick, I also use the cello (newer), then uncello (older) method, except I store all the nudes together. I leave recent acquistions in boxes (and store those in the tamale-dor) until the humidor has room. Then it's FIFO. Don't recognize the quote. Is it a first line or passage? How about a clue? Aside: My wife sometimes brings me a cigar, and coffee, and the newspaper, and breakfast, and clean, folded clothes...Gee, I'd better pick up a pearl braclet on the way home.
billmerit Offline
#6 Posted: Wed, Mar 13 2002, 9:17 AM EST
Joined: 07-27-2001
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Did you guys send your wives to obedience training, or what? I am afraid to even tell my wife about this.
mhollowa Offline
#7 Posted: Wed, Mar 13 2002, 10:28 AM EST
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Bill:
I didn't get this kind of attention either until my wife's older sister told her about the jewelry.
RICKAMAVEN Offline
#8 Posted: Wed, Mar 13 2002, 12:17 PM EST
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mhollowa : since no one wlse has good taste in music, it's from willie nelson's album, "red headed stranger"
i think it is one of his best and most down to earth. "blue eyes crying" was the grammy winner that put him in the big time where he belonged. if you don't have it, email me an address and i'll burn a copy for you. [email protected]
mhollowa Offline
#9 Posted: Wed, Mar 13 2002, 5:15 PM EST
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Danced to Willie's music on the patio at Flores in Helotise, Texas maybe 30 years ago... he played until 3 something in the morning...for me his music starts and ends there.
jjohnson28 Offline
#10 Posted: Wed, Mar 13 2002, 9:52 PM EST
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The jury is still out on Richard but Willie,Waylon and the boys,will always have a place in this ol' boys heart and mind.Great Music/story tellin'!
decasere_CW Offline
#11 Posted: Fri, Mar 15 2002, 6:06 AM EST
Joined: 07-15-2002
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Rick, i love Willie's music, especially his new stuff, he is like a fine cigar, just gets better with age.
eleltea Offline
#12 Posted: Fri, Mar 15 2002, 1:44 PM EST
Joined: 03-03-2002
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Willy got a great voice and has made some great records. I like "On the Road Again." I went to a concert of his once, though, and won't go again because he just talked thru all his songs instead of singin them. His hardcore fans dont care tho.
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