What a great brother! The guy was all class!

We broke bread with some cooked dead-cow... YUMMY!! Good beer, nice BBQ..... smoked some great sticks and pulled out the BIG.............



CAMERA's..... geezzzz.....


He has some serous cameria equipment. Put's my outfit to shame.

His Shelby was tops! Just a joy to meet these folks after such a cool friendship.

I'm thinking Derek might have a better photo than this, but all I could download at the moment...

Thanks Derek for being such a great host and friend!

Cycle

Great pic. Jet, did you enjoy that RyJ Short Churchill? I've had a couple, not bad, definitely a cigar I'd like to smoke again after a little bit of age.

great shot.......I am sitting here in the PGH airport......I wish Jetblasted worked HERE.

I'm on my second gin double.

Wooohoooo!!!!!!!!!!!

Great shot, Bros! Would loved to have been there with you guys and smoke one of those R & J's with you...Did ya take lots of pictures?

Dead cow is good when it is "burned" properly! Like mine charred on outside and pink in the middle......

Charlie

Cigar Aficionados report:

Cycleman and Jetblasted sidestepped controversy during their detente, eschewing waffles and pancakes, instead choosing to eat dead cow, and partaking of RyJ's new offering, the short robusto.

Cuba's newest robusto debuted during the island's annual cigar festival in March 2006 and the delicious cigar became one of the most sought-after in 2006. But production at the H. Upmann factory in Havana was always sporadic, so many markets did not receive the cigars, which were sold in both tubes and boxes. For example, at one time the Cubans had the cigars but they didn't have the tubes to ship them. Then they had the tubes and not the cigars. Despite the glitches in establishing the Short Churchill in the market, the robusto, which measures 4 7/8 inches long by 50 ring, is a smooth and rich cigar worth seeking out. It's medium to full bodied and packed with leather and coffee notes and a touch of sweet wood. Considering the popularity of its 7 inch by 47 ring gauge big brother, the Romeo y Julieta Churchill, the brand's new robusto is destined to be another classic that any Cuban cigar lover will enjoy smoking.
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MADE BY: Habanos
FACTORY LOCATION: Cuba
WRAPPER: Cuba
BINDER: Cuba
FILLER: Cuba
PRICE: £11.50
2006 PRODUCTION: 150,000
RATING: 92

Note to self -- drink more coffee. Should read "Short Churchill"

cool. bet the women there weren't safe....




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Hey . . .

Not a bad picture for a Camera Phone ! ! !

Yeah, we had a good time . . .

I really enjoyed meeting Cycleman . . .

The RyJ was awesome . . . Just Delicious . . .

The company was good, too . . .

The pleasure was all mine, Cycleman . . .

-DJ . . .

andy . . .

You're in PGH ?

What the hell are you doing in Pantnagar, India ?

Damn Jet... you look like you dropped some weight, brother.

Jet's a good man.

So, was there a photoshoot, cage-match smackdown?

"What the hell are you doing in Pantnagar, India ?"

Where do you think he buys his ISOMs from, anyways? Mexico?

THAT would be a nice little herf!

I expect some great photos resultant from this herf! Either that or some good bootleg movies.

It's great that you two got to meet. That's what the Brotherhood Of The Leaf is all about.

Herf on!

I need a haircut . . . LoL . . .

That's your hair? I thought you had an ash tree behind you!

Ha!!!

Two great brothers.

Good to see you guys - now, maybe someday I'll get to meet the two of you.

...note to self, Jet is still a nice guy & I already know about the waffle man

Thanks Pablo . . .

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Man, I'd hate to be there when you two pulled out your lengthy photo albums and/or slide shows... LOL!