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opelmanta1900 Offline
#1 Posted:
Joined: 01-10-2012
Posts: 13,954
Wheres my best bet to order from? Is anyone even shipping right now?

I don't wanna enter the apocalypse nicotine free... Anxious
Palama Offline
#2 Posted:
Joined: 02-05-2013
Posts: 23,635
opelmanta1900 wrote:
Wheres my best bet to order from? Is anyone even shipping right now?

I don't wanna enter the apocalypse nicotine free... Anxious


I’ve been pretty happy with the selection, service and prices from a small place in CA that always ships free.

But you’ll get hit with the taxes. d'oh!
opelmanta1900 Offline
#3 Posted:
Joined: 01-10-2012
Posts: 13,954
I'm slow... I literally have no idea what place you're talking about...


That said, I'm assuming no one is shipping to CA at the moment but could be wrong...
opelmanta1900 Offline
#4 Posted:
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in sincerity, I don't really need a cigar... Coming up on 100 days without and doing just fine... Just thought I might explore my local options...

The smoke shop on tribal land is closed because the casino closed...

The south shop I used to frequent is a few blocks from a hospital housing covid patients...

The shop in Fresno... Apparently the police have a heavy presence and are stopping everyone for proof of destination....

So... 200 days it is!
Sunoverbeach Offline
#5 Posted:
Joined: 08-11-2017
Posts: 14,656
Post a snailer Opie. We have ways of getting 5ers to you... well assuming usual shipping options are still functioning
fishinguitarman Offline
#6 Posted:
Joined: 07-29-2006
Posts: 69,148
I want some left handed smokes
USNGunner Offline
#7 Posted:
Joined: 05-17-2019
Posts: 4,402
If you change your mind, I know where there is a stash of La Promesca Lancero's that could easily spare a fiver. ThumpUp
izonfire Offline
#8 Posted:
Joined: 12-09-2013
Posts: 8,645
fishinguitarman wrote:
I want some left handed smokes

Your right hand is too raw?
corey sellers Offline
#9 Posted:
Joined: 08-21-2011
Posts: 10,360
Fgm needs some aloe vera
ZRX1200 Offline
#10 Posted:
Joined: 07-08-2007
Posts: 60,583
What you looking for buddy?

We’re open here, I’d ship to ya
Whistlebritches Offline
#11 Posted:
Joined: 04-23-2006
Posts: 22,128
Anybody have any idea what Opie likes???
USNGunner Offline
#12 Posted:
Joined: 05-17-2019
Posts: 4,402
Whistlebritches wrote:
Anybody have any idea what Opie likes???


Yep. Got an addy? BigGrin
Pudding Mittens Offline
#13 Posted:
Joined: 08-15-2016
Posts: 1,291
opelmanta1900 wrote:
Wheres my best bet to order from? Is anyone even shipping right now?

I don't wanna enter the apocalypse nicotine free... Anxious

Joined: 01-10-2012
Posts: 11,228
Needs a 5-pack of cigars to have nicotine, implying zero stash after all this time.

DOES NOT COMPUTE!

What, did you give up cigars and liquidate your entire collection due to health concerns? Is that what the "100 days" is all about?

If so, I either missed that, or I forgot you said it. But my memory is often schitt.
.
izonfire Offline
#14 Posted:
Joined: 12-09-2013
Posts: 8,645
Whistlebritches wrote:
Anybody have any idea what Opie likes???

He likes MF'ers (My Father) - this I know

Not sure which.
For some reason, Le Bijou 1922 and Flor de Las Antillas come to mind... Think
Thunder.Gerbil Offline
#15 Posted:
Joined: 11-02-2006
Posts: 121,359
Whistlebritches wrote:
Anybody have any idea what Opie likes???


Pole?
opelmanta1900 Offline
#16 Posted:
Joined: 01-10-2012
Posts: 13,954
Well ya, who doesn't like Pollacks?





Those dudes are hot...


opelmanta1900 Offline
#17 Posted:
Joined: 01-10-2012
Posts: 13,954
Appreciate it, every one of you... If I get the itch real bad again I might just take one of you azzhats up on the offer... Coronar's gots me a bit antsy...
izonfire Offline
#18 Posted:
Joined: 12-09-2013
Posts: 8,645
opelmanta1900 wrote:
Coronar's gots me a bit antsy...

Care to elaborate on your condition?
tonygraz Offline
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Pudding Mittens wrote:
Joined: 01-10-2012
Posts: 11,228
Needs a 5-pack of cigars to have nicotine, implying zero stash after all this time.

DOES NOT COMPUTE!

What, did you give up cigars and liquidate your entire collection due to health concerns? Is that what the "100 days" is all about?

If so, I either missed that, or I forgot you said it. But my memory is often schitt.
.


He often smokes a special occasion cigar for me when the weather here is not conducive for me to do so. I believe he likes My Father La Opulencia, but I don't have a single one to send him in his time of need.
opelmanta1900 Offline
#20 Posted:
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Posts: 13,954
izonfire wrote:
Care to elaborate on your condition?

Mother in law and father in law are down the street, sick....

Mom and pops are around the corner, not sick but very susceptible...

Good buddy is working in a place where he is literally being exposed to it daily...

Wife is worried her choice to work from home so as not to bring anything home to our kids - particularly our daughter who was in ICU on deaths doorstep with respiratory issues less than 2 years ago - is gonna ruin her career...

That's all I got for now but the list keeps growing...
RobertHively Offline
#21 Posted:
Joined: 01-14-2015
Posts: 1,817
opelmanta1900 wrote:
Mother in law and father in law are down the street, sick....

Mom and pops are around the corner, not sick but very susceptible...

Good buddy is working in a place where he is literally being exposed to it daily...

Wife is worried her choice to work from home so as not to bring anything home to our kids - particularly our daughter who was in ICU on deaths doorstep with respiratory issues less than 2 years ago - is gonna ruin her career...

That's all I got for now but the list keeps growing...



I'm sorry to hear that you are having such a hard time out there. Sometimes life is a struggle.

If you want to order cigars, the Tenski place is having a huge 5 pack sale.

Take care and try to stay safe.
USNGunner Offline
#22 Posted:
Joined: 05-17-2019
Posts: 4,402
OK. Out and out mooch. I need Opels Addy. Let me end this before he goes ordering something somewhere.

"Oh, the Humanity!"

Thank you for your consideration, and no names will be ratted should said address appear in my pms. Thank you.

ThumpUp
opelmanta1900 Offline
#23 Posted:
Joined: 01-10-2012
Posts: 13,954
RobertHively wrote:
I'm sorry to hear that you are having such a hard time out there. Sometimes life is a struggle.

If you want to order cigars, the Tenski place is having a huge 5 pack sale.

Take care and try to stay safe.

I sounded like a real ******** p*ssy this morning... I do apologize... Please disregard... There are millions and millions of people in this state alone who have it far worse than myself... Id be lying if I said I wasn't concerned, but I'm not worried... God will provide...
opelmanta1900 Offline
#24 Posted:
Joined: 01-10-2012
Posts: 13,954
USNGunner wrote:
OK. Out and out mooch. I need Opels Addy. Let me end this before he goes ordering something somewhere.

"Oh, the Humanity!"

Thank you for your consideration, and no names will be ratted should said address appear in my pms. Thank you.

ThumpUp

Much, much appreciated, but save your fire... The last thing anyone needs to do is go to a post office!
RobertHively Offline
#25 Posted:
Joined: 01-14-2015
Posts: 1,817

#23

I never thought you we're asking for cigars.

We're all worried in one way or another... Maybe people are worried over different things but I understand that too. A lot of crazy sh*t is happening right now.

As people we hate uncertainty, and we are all getting a full measure of that at the moment.
madspackler Offline
#26 Posted:
Joined: 03-07-2000
Posts: 3,608
Opel - there may be millions of people in your state, but you and your family are the only ones we care about. If I can help one person by easing their anxiety with a few cigars, I’m all in.
Shoot me a PM with your addy. It will go no further. I got this
EC
madspackler Offline
#27 Posted:
Joined: 03-07-2000
Posts: 3,608
BTW - not a mooch issue. The Good Lord has blessed me in so many ways. Now is a time to share with each other so we all make it thru to face the next crisis.
Whistlebritches Offline
#28 Posted:
Joined: 04-23-2006
Posts: 22,128
Opel has been very kind to me........my turn to reciprocate.Besides that I have a nice stash and I've cut back since bypass surgery is on the horizon........hell I may never have the opportunity to enjoy them,only the Good Lord knows.
frankj1 Offline
#29 Posted:
Joined: 02-08-2007
Posts: 44,219
this won't end well...
USNGunner Offline
#30 Posted:
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Posts: 4,402
frankj1 wrote:
this won't end well...


Sure it will. Angel
Pudding Mittens Offline
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Joined: 08-15-2016
Posts: 1,291
Whistlebritches wrote:
Opel has been very kind to me........my turn to reciprocate.Besides that I have a nice stash and I've cut back since bypass surgery is on the horizon........hell I may never have the opportunity to enjoy them,only the Good Lord knows.


There are alternative treatments for coronary artery disease that you should be made aware of. Read on.

My dad had his first heart attack in 1979 at age 41.

He got more severe chest pain and had his first bypass in 1990. It went well.

Only 5 years later in 1995 he got severe chest pain again and needed another bypass. This time it was a three-day-long living nightmare. He kept bleeding internally and they had to open him up and close him two more times on successive days to try to somehow fix things. He used a total of 75 units of blood products, we thought the Red Cross would cut him off and let him die at some point, but they did not. It was an absolute miracle that he somehow survived.

Only 5 years later in 2000, he again got severe chest pain and needed another bypass, but the doctors refused to do it, telling him it was a death sentence.

A coworker of mine, bless her heart, told me the story of her husband, and my dad called him and talked to him. He had had coronary artery blockages too, but instead of a bypass he did chelation therapy. It's a long-accepted worldwide standard treatment for heavy metal poisoning, but it's been known since the mid-1940s that it also seems to improve heart disease and somehow remove or improve plaque blockages in the cardiac arteries.

My dad had nothing to lose, and he tried it. It's a simple IV infusion containing EDTA that can be done in a doctor's office with little risk of problems. He did it frequently at first, and the chest pain disappeared. He then switched to maintenance infusions much less often. Later he also took infusions of Plaque-X, another IV infusion therapy out of Switzerland by a company called BaxaMed, if I recall the name right. His chest pain stayed gone.

From 2000, when he faced assured imminent death according to the mainstream medical view, he lived a happy and fully-functional life (could do almost anything, no cane or walker, no hospital stays, nothing at all), including going the full allowable test time in multiple cardiac stress tests with no trouble and being told by an astonished doctor that a test indicated that he had a cardiac ejection fraction "of an 18-year-old", until he died suddenly in 2014 at age 77, likely due to the "jury rigging" the surgeons had to resort to in 1995, and not because of actual blockages.

The simple, low-cost periodic chelation and Plaque-X IV drips unquestionably reversed his cardiac blockages and greatly improved the function of his heart, which was "held together with bubble gum and duct tape" after the horrible 1995 surgeries (the docs had to improvise heavily on-the-fly), and this was confirmed by multiple objective tests.

There are thousands of other stories like his, including a lawyer who couldn't even walk on a golf course and was told he needed bypass or he'd be dead in months. Chelation gave him 20+ more years of full function and all the (walking, no cart!) golf he wanted.... and he never had that bypass surgery. Many many more such outcomes, countless numbers of them.

Chelation therapy for heart blockages started in the mid-1940s when older guys unfit for military service were put to use re-painting US Navy ships... with lead paint (they didn't really know lead was bad back then). They got heavy metal poisoning, so the docs gave them chelation therapy, which fixed it, however it ALSO fixed their angina (heart) pain too.

From then right till today, mainstream medicine has essentially done a mix of ignoring and, when that's not possible, waging a war on chelation therapy when used for treating cardiac blockages, saying it's nonsense despite all the mountains of evidence.

My dad had an open-minded doctor who arranged it, and he was invited to speak at a doctor conference on a topic of his choice. He told the group he chose to present the case study of my dad and his miraculous reversal in heart symptoms and full restoration of his capabilities and quality of life, complete with test results to show as hard evidence... test results that were "medically impossible" under mainstream medical thinking... and as he later told my dad, while looking at the floor and tearing up, "As soon as I told them the topic, they uninvited me as a speaker, despite the hard evidence I had to support it."

I dated a girl whose father was a cardiologist, and I told him all this, and he scoffed and said it's B.S. He died of a massive heart attack while mowing his lawn shortly after, while my dad went right on living for many years after that.

Anyone reading this who is facing bypass surgery, do some Googling, and take the mainstream sites proclamation of "it's crap!" with a big boulder, not a grain, of salt. Dig deeper, read deeper, and see what you can find out.

What my coworker's husband did for my dad, I hereby do for you, by telling you this is an option and giving you some details of some outcomes, including my dad's.

I AM NOT A DOCTOR so do your own research, find a doctor near you that does these "off-label" chelation treatments for cardiac purposes (thank god they do exist), talk to him and others, do your homework, and make your own decisions. I'm just telling you that this exists, because 98%+ of mainstream doctors won't tell you. You do the rest.

Hope this helps, and best wishes and best of luck!
.
Whistlebritches Offline
#32 Posted:
Joined: 04-23-2006
Posts: 22,128
USNGunner wrote:
Sure it will. Angel



I'm with you Vince..........Frank knows not of what he speaks.
Whistlebritches Offline
#33 Posted:
Joined: 04-23-2006
Posts: 22,128
Pudding Mittens wrote:
There are alternative treatments for coronary artery disease that you should be made aware of. Read on.

My dad had his first heart attack in 1979 at age 41.

He got more severe chest pain and had his first bypass in 1990. It went well.

Only 5 years later in 1995 he got severe chest pain again and needed another bypass. This time it was a three-day-long living nightmare. He kept bleeding internally and they had to open him up and close him two more times on successive days to try to somehow fix things. He used a total of 75 units of blood products, we thought the Red Cross would cut him off and let him die at some point, but they did not. It was an absolute miracle that he somehow survived.

Only 5 years later in 2000, he again got severe chest pain and needed another bypass, but the doctors refused to do it, telling him it was a death sentence.

A coworker of mine, bless her heart, told me the story of her husband, and my dad called him and talked to him. He had had coronary artery blockages too, but instead of a bypass he did chelation therapy. It's a long-accepted worldwide standard treatment for heavy metal poisoning, but it's been known since the mid-1940s that it also seems to improve heart disease and somehow remove or improve plaque blockages in the cardiac arteries.

My dad had nothing to lose, and he tried it. It's a simple IV infusion containing EDTA that can be done in a doctor's office with little risk of problems. He did it frequently at first, and the chest pain disappeared. He then switched to maintenance infusions much less often. Later he also took infusions of Plaque-X, another IV infusion therapy out of Switzerland by a company called BaxaMed, if I recall the name right. His chest pain stayed gone.

From 2000, when he faced assured imminent death according to the mainstream medical view, he lived a happy and fully-functional life (could do almost anything, no cane or walker, no hospital stays, nothing at all), including going the full allowable test time in multiple cardiac stress tests with no trouble and being told by an astonished doctor that a test indicated that he had a cardiac ejection fraction "of an 18-year-old", until he died suddenly in 2014 at age 77, likely due to the "jury rigging" the surgeons had to resort to in 1995, and not because of actual blockages.

The simple, low-cost periodic chelation and Plaque-X IV drips unquestionably reversed his cardiac blockages and greatly improved the function of his heart, which was "held together with bubble gum and duct tape" after the horrible 1995 surgeries (the docs had to improvise heavily on-the-fly), and this was confirmed by multiple objective tests.

There are thousands of other stories like his, including a lawyer who couldn't even walk on a golf course and was told he needed bypass or he'd be dead in months. Chelation gave him 20+ more years of full function and all the (walking, no cart!) golf he wanted.... and he never had that bypass surgery. Many many more such outcomes, countless numbers of them.

Chelation therapy for heart blockages started in the mid-1940s when older guys unfit for military service were put to use re-painting US Navy ships... with lead paint (they didn't really know lead was bad back then). They got heavy metal poisoning, so the docs gave them chelation therapy, which fixed it, however it ALSO fixed their angina (heart) pain too.

From then right till today, mainstream medicine has essentially done a mix of ignoring and, when that's not possible, waging a war on chelation therapy when used for treating cardiac blockages, saying it's nonsense despite all the mountains of evidence.

My dad had an open-minded doctor who arranged it, and he was invited to speak at a doctor conference on a topic of his choice. He told the group he chose to present the case study of my dad and his miraculous reversal in heart symptoms and full restoration of his capabilities and quality of life, complete with test results to show as hard evidence... test results that were "medically impossible" under mainstream medical thinking... and as he later told my dad, while looking at the floor and tearing up, "As soon as I told them the topic, they uninvited me as a speaker, despite the hard evidence I had to support it."

I dated a girl whose father was a cardiologist, and I told him all this, and he scoffed and said it's B.S. He died of a massive heart attack while mowing his lawn shortly after, while my dad went right on living for many years after that.

Anyone reading this who is facing bypass surgery, do some Googling, and take the mainstream sites proclamation of "it's crap!" with a big boulder, not a grain, of salt. Dig deeper, read deeper, and see what you can find out.

What my coworker's husband did for my dad, I hereby do for you, by telling you this is an option and giving you some details of some outcomes, including my dad's.

I AM NOT A DOCTOR so do your own research, find a doctor near you that does these "off-label" chelation treatments for cardiac purposes (thank god they do exist), talk to him and others, do your homework, and make your own decisions. I'm just telling you that this exists, because 98%+ of mainstream doctors won't tell you. You do the rest.

Hope this helps, and best wishes and best of luck!
.


I will do some research I assure you.

Thanks PM
frankj1 Offline
#34 Posted:
Joined: 02-08-2007
Posts: 44,219
Whistlebritches wrote:
I'm with you Vince..........Frank knows not of what he speaks.

I never should have agreed to drop the charges...others could have been spared.

Sorry Opie.
delta1 Offline
#35 Posted:
Joined: 11-23-2011
Posts: 28,778
madspackler wrote:
Opel - there may be millions of people in your state, but you and your family are the only ones we care about. If I can help one person by easing their anxiety with a few cigars, I’m all in.
Shoot me a PM with your addy. It will go no further. I got this
EC



no love...

I already asked and Opel is stubborn... so, if anybody has it, PM please...
delta1 Offline
#36 Posted:
Joined: 11-23-2011
Posts: 28,778
frankj1 wrote:
this won't end well...



OhMyGod

Whistle is strong as a bull...he'll be fine...
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