Give us a clue on the empty, Ricardo.

if i ran wireless, i think the cigar smoke or smog would interfere with signal going through the air.

i had a wireless mouse once, but it didn't make sense because the mouse was one foot from it's charger.

i have five powere strips interlocked. perq, the new pup, always pulls out the adaptor for the answering machine.

pedicure tomorrow.

you guys really notice the minutia.

Is it for the outdoor mister?

That didn't sound right- Is it for the outdoor misting machine?

What's wrong with your toenails?

Are you afraid to cut them or is that the French cut?

Maybe they come in handy for climbing coconut trees?

There's no such thing as a stupid question.

Or is there?

It's a glass humi, right?

Now what's the story on your long toe nails?

Do you go through a lot of socks?

i put the first one together and it is still hanging unused afer 6 months.

i.m trying not to buy anything advertised on tv anymore.

does anyone have one of those cold solderers that take 4 batteries and work by battery power? mine won't melt soldier.

i hope the bridge that's coming will be complete.

Try using the puckin thing!

You are about the only person who would notice Rick's toes, and then point it out to the board!

LMAO

Charlie

Ddandb nailed it first (see above).

LOL!

(I'm still not sure what is "empty")

1. an empty thingamajiggy

2. all kinds of stuff

i keep one of those bagel holders, now converted to a "cigar jar," full of cigars with misc names and sizes next to me on the floor in the computer room, the living room, and the fooball theater room.

in one of my previous posts i mentioned that at mac's herf, i was surprised that most of the guys knew the names of the cigars they were smoking, something i may give some thought to doing.

i know when i ask toby to pick up some meat when she goes to the grocery store, i get better results when i specify "spencer steaks' or "filet mignon." perhaps i should know what i am smoking so i could get the same brand again if i liked one in particular.

my last order was:

286134 Victor Sinclair Vintage Select Churchill (20) 1 of 2 at $37.00 WON Sep 07, 11:53 PM

286133 Victor Sinclair Connecticut Torpedo Chest of 30 1 of 3 at $43.00 WON Sep 07, 11:51 PM

286116 RP Vintage Seconds 1990 Robusto(15)3 of 3 at $37.00 WON Sep 07, 11:17 PM

286089 Legends Series - Camacho (20) 3 of 3 at $31.00 WON Sep 07, 10:23 PM

285849 Fighting **** Torpedo - 10-Pack 3 of 3 at $8.00 WON Sep 07, 09:33 PM

285831 Bohemian North Beach Sampler - 10 Cigars 2 of 3 at $23.00 WON Sep 07, 08:36 PM

286028 Bohemian Brazilian Ginsburg (15) 2 of 3 at $25.00 WON Sep 07, 08:21 PM

mac. i don't know what color label are on the legends.

the fighting **** are an attempt to lower the average the cost per cigar. a way of deluding myself into thinking i don't spend much money for cigars on average.

i bought two ten year aged rp's in vegas for almost $5.l00 each and i relly liked them. the idea of somking something made when i still had all my teeth intrigued me.

mr bloody spaniard said i should let smoke flow from my nose to improve the taste of the cigars, but i find that smoking without my plates in my mouth does it just as well. the one contact lens being in or out of my eye, doesn't seem to have any effect on the taste of the cigar, only my ability to select a particular brand.

my eye doctor sold me one lens and gave me a case that can hold two. any siggestions as to what to put in the spare holder would be appreciated.