Thanks! This really helps this FNG out having all that info in one place!!

Jason

Cuda,so much info I just had to lite on up. Thanks

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1. Author: mrs18delta Date: 02/12/2005 11:30 PM

so, if there is any question here as to who is generous and who is not, i say just look to the

bloody,
bassdude
ferg
chuckler
ehgd
grond
castlewa
blacky
fpaternostro
gandalf
newcomer edbug (dddddaaaaaayyyyuuummm!!!),
kazama
country
hdking,
briguy,
stogiedude,
eric1989,
deadeyedick,
trung do's (bifuente),
master o' mayhem,
goody,
knof,
cexshun,
spadesman,
regdunlap
bullwyf,
burninbuz,
strick 9
chipslave,
mike cook,
gonesledn,
baracuda,
buckyb93,
dkeage,
schmitty22,
jdlizard,
matt b. winter,
amnesiacv2,
lofty 1,
russellkaufamn,
homebrew,
mydsooner,
sli38,
rncen,
lowman,
ropeman,
waldo,
mbrown,
calavera,
phleghmcookie,
cw foster,
dave97402,
ddsmokin,
RknRmnd,
cigarprimate,
pabloescabar,
michaelPCo,
dapperdan,
MACS(SW),
echo4alpha,
thsdesigns,
nealep,
bongostl,
cbray,
distressing,
scootertrash,
kblitz,
rick30,
rdhacker,
erstad,
stickbuild

and the many, many other's who i may or may not have had any direct contact with, but have demonstrated their trustworthiness and generosity through different trades/bombs. i sincerely hope that i have not excluded anyone.



gerilynn

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Thanks Andy.

cuda, thanks or all the info- this newbie is ready to go. jd

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BTT

Something we should add next time this is "complied" again.

When shipping cigars, be sure to use a box or tube that will protect the cigars properly. Most use the USPS priority box as mentioned above. It's the perfect size and free. ALWAYS use some type of baggie for the cigars, and packing to protect them inside the box. Cigars arrive demolished if allowed to rattle around inside the container. I always use peanuts or paper. You can package quite a few cigars properly and safely in a standard "video" priority box and still stay well under the 1# package size. $3.85...not bad. Quick and easy. It is not necessary to worry about adding humidifaction, or cedar. As long as they are in a ziplock type baggie, they should survive the trip fine. We all pretty much upon reciept of shipped cigars, put them in our humidors for a while before smoking. The key is that cigars are fragile and need to be protected from the elements. (handlers)

Dave

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