0307 0020 0004 6374 6259

0307 0020 0004 6374 6242

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0307 0020 0004 6374 6198

Good grief. I am never, ever doing that many at once again. I like to recycle boxes if they're still in good shape, and I even ran out of small ones. Then I'm sitting there at the PO packing the rest of the stuff I had prepared...and forgot to include a ceremonial traveler I referenced in one letter. So, if you see a mention in typewritten form about a W.O.P., forget it...didn't want to have to tear everything apart and I didn't have another mailing label. Don't want you going insane looking for a cigar that isn't there. Someone else gets a turn.

Now I need to go lie down.

Too much work for you in one day, eh?

Slacker

How many lawyers does it take to mail a package?

Just kidding. Well done sir!

Keeping two packages straight can be a pain. Seven..LOL!

I don't know how some of the mad bombers do it. I guess they keep supplies and merchandise at the ready.

I like the pre-emptive and quick retalitory strikes myself.

HMMM

pacman is up to no good!

#2 It is when it aggravates my back (too much bending over and lifting) and when it swallows up otherwise billable hours, dammit! I've done 2-3 at a time. You'd think maybe doing more at once requires less time and effort per package. Apparently it's a curve, and I hit the downward slope. I swear, doing seven at once easily took more than twice the time of three. I was actually quite surprised. Good thing I didn't have several kids operating under the same theory!

#6 Constantly. I prefer it when I get paid by the hour, however.

:)~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

BTW, every one of the intended recipients is very deserving, and I don't regret it. Just doing all at once. Live and learn.

Yep, when ya start to hurtin all over and ya don`t think your back will hold up, Us youngsters call what you have,

OLD AGE....

LMAO.

WT.

#8 They say you're only as old as you feel.

How does it feel, knowing you've met the world's first 800 year old man?

I can't recall the last time I got out of bed and nothing hurt.

^That would be the last time you had a GOOD day.

You know it doesn't pay to be nice. Try to help a guy out and he shows his apreciation by blowing off the front door.

We met at cigarfest 08. Tom got a bunch schwag x2 from the events. Some big metal poster things and a giant lighter and such. Stuff he and his lovely wife speculated they might have trouble getting on to the plane.

My wife and I drove down and offered to take the stuff they couldn't pack home with us and mail it to them. They were headed to Philly for a baseball game and would have had to find a PO to pack it up and then mail it home. I made the offer several times adding it was no trouble and relatively low risk since I had all the same stuff.

After some contemplation they accepted my offer and we met up and loaded the goods in our car. After we got home we dropped it in the mail. The small nominal fee charged by the PO was really no trouble. A small price to pay to help out some new friends, and it wasn't given a second thought.

Bright and to early this morning, still asleep from a hard night of drinking and watching the Celtics kick some LA ass, there is a knock on the door. Before I can even get out of bed the door gets blown off and smoke and hot embers fill the hallway and kitchen.

Left behind was a fiver of great smokes I have never tried before. A couple of them I have never heard of before. And then there was a ten pack of smokes for my wife. We can wait to get to them and burn them up.

There was a nice letter thanking us for going through "all the trouble" we did to send their stuff. And then there is a money order claiming to repay us for the out of pocket expense out sending the items home. A money order so I don't just rip up a check. For about twice as much as it cost to send the stuff.

Tom, Thank you. We were more than happy to help you guys out and it really was no trouble. This was a kind and generous act they may very well get you disbarred.

Good luck with the proceedings and thank you again.

#11 My pleasure, buddy. We had such a great time hanging out with you and your lovely wife, and then you really helped us out. I got to see a game in another town, something I enjoy doing, and Mrs. Pacman got some fresh air...since she doesn't smoke, three straight days of heavy cigar smoke was getting to her. You helped me out, and I appreciated it. I was only too happy to be able to show how much.

BTW, I love those little Chai Tea cigars DE made for Cojimar. I don't think you can get them any more, and if your wife likes those, let me know. I don't have tons of them, but I did snag a couple boxes before one place ran out, and I'd be happy to send her more.

Pac,

Very nice hit in a very nice couple!

Heynow,

Hope you and your wife are doing well.

GO Celtics!!!!!

rfenst

Whats up Heynow?

Got your azz slapped by Pac Eh????

HaHaHaHaHa... LMAO

Well if it makes ya feel any better The Pac got me today too.

The Bastid.

WT.

Robert, we are all doing well and we hope you are also.

WT it ALWAYS makes me feel better to here you getting slapped around. That's why I've been so happy lately........

LOL. Slim and I were emailing earlier today. I think I've got a new move. I can't Slim-slap someone, but I think I Pac-whacked a couple people.

:)~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Yeah ... after he mailed me the Perdomo briefs. I'll have my day in court with an assortment of 6 cigars that I have to reach a verdict on ...

... thanks again counselor!!!

I got smacked by Pacman as well.

15 great cigars in all, 9 of them I wanted to try but have not been able to, including Cuvee Blanc, 5 Vegas Limitada 2008, Oliveros El Padrino Bugsy, Carlos Torano Casa Torano Maduro, Oliva Series G Corona, and Camacho Select.

Thank you, Pacman.

RAT!