come one.....you can do it!

hehehe

told ya.......got hunting to do......fishies to fry!

big fishies!

"put the addy of the person that you want the next R.A.O.K to go to, try to set it up so everyone is happy. "

Damn good idea Pablo, wish I had thought of it.

me?

or another Mike?

lost

Charlie

didn't know there was another on this thread.

surprise!

hehehe

ok..i'm a bit slow! i understand now!

and hey pablo.....if you wait till after xmas ..that would work out great for me!

once i pass out xmas gifts..i'll need a few yard gars to get me through till spring!!!

hehehehe

I do, periodically, engage in RAOK or will just simply give certain cigars to various individuals; newbies, and seasoned folks. Most of the time it is because they haven't tried a particular cigar which they are eager to try, and I also happen to enjoy or have. I know certain cigars may be difficult to find or purchase depending on what part of the globe you are from, and that should not handicap a person from what I believe is one of the finest pleasures in life...fine cigars.

Ed

-Mark

I don't engage in trades, and haven't done so in years. Trades set the individual up for failure or disappointment.

I will only send out R.O.A.K (Random Acts of Kindness) ... and only when I feel someone deserves it. Most of the time I will not put a return address on the package ... because I do not want, nor do I expect, anything in return.

I find the greatest pleasure to the whole process ... is bringing joy to some unsuspecting person. That ... to me ... is what makes is all worthwhile.

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Hey Slim,

Now you know why my packages to you have that familiar return address, heheheeee.

Once I get settled in Oregon after my retirement I intend on becoming active in trading and I'm glad to have had the process explained.

Right now I'm living in the barracks on Pearl Harbor which has limited my ability to send and receive regular mail as well as store large quantities of gars since my large humi is in Oregon.

CJC