DrMaddVibe
9 years ago

You missed an "R"


tailgater wrote:




Naw...he's from out East....he's a wicked pissah!
Luke753
9 years ago

Luke the Puke can suck my drupes.

Kinda catchy

jjanecka wrote:



Maybe if your drupes had a good bourbon flowing out. But seriously, how much bourbon can you get outta a 2.5" x 25.
thurson
9 years ago

Dammit, I was gonna post "I am your father" which woulda been extra funny since I'm a gal and all that. But now it isn't funny 'cuz you did the Yoda thing before me. So instead of inspiring everyone with my rapier wit, I am left with sloppy seconds.

thurson, you stole my thunder! 😢 I may now be forced into a royal princess tantrum. Do you really want that?


Oh, and welcome aboard, Luke. A friend of Frank's is a friend of Moose Manor. But please don't tell him. We wouldn't want him to get too comfy.

🇨🇮

boileremt wrote:




Moose Manor offend I did not intend.

I beg your royal forgiveness.

[hug]
99cobra2881
9 years ago
Sew, now, that weave gotton the grahamar lesson out of the weigh, can whee get back too braking inn the noob pleeez?

Next suggestion to try

Illusione rothchildes



Luke753
9 years ago

Sew, now, that weave gotton the grahamar lesson out of the weigh, can whee get back too braking inn the noob pleeez?

Next suggestion to try

Illusione rothchildes



99cobra2881 wrote:



Thank you, 99Cobra2881
Speyside
9 years ago
Welcome to our madness!
BlueDude
9 years ago

^^^Wrong... it would indicate that you're 'new to Luke'. Like it's the first time Luke has taken you camping.

"I'm pretty damn new, too, Luke." Would mean you are telling Luke that you are also new to the forums.

Spelling, punctuation, and grammar, my friend. "Helping your Uncle, Jack, off a horse", as opposed to "Helping your uncle jack off a horse."

Nome sayin'??

🇨🇮

MACS wrote:



Pay no attention to MACS. He's very picky. You should see his flower arrangements and Hummel figurine collection.

Luke,
I'm also pretty damn new.

Luke,
I'm pretty damn new too.

Luke,
I'm pretty damn new as well.


btw . . . JRoddy IS new to Luke.
tailgater
9 years ago

I am honored, and yet strangely uneasy.

frankj1 wrote:



Not true.
I heard you were very easy.

tailgater
9 years ago

^^^Wrong... it would indicate that you're 'new to Luke'. Like it's the first time Luke has taken you camping.

"I'm pretty damn new, too, Luke." Would mean you are telling Luke that you are also new to the forums.

Spelling, punctuation, and grammar, my friend. "Helping your Uncle, Jack, off a horse", as opposed to "Helping your uncle jack off a horse."

Nome sayin'??

🇨🇮

MACS wrote:



How about:
Helping your uncle jack off. A Horse!

DrafterX
9 years ago
freaks... 😟
frankj1
9 years ago

Not true.
I heard you were very easy.

tailgater wrote:


yet still strange
Speyside
9 years ago
I used to love strange women who were easy when I was single.
99cobra2881
9 years ago

I used to strangle women who were easy when I was single.

Speyside wrote:



Never had that urge when I was single but it's crossed my mind a few times since I got married. 🤔


Speyside
9 years ago
So you were the masochist?
delta1
9 years ago
Why does Uncle Jack hate horses? Somebody should off him...

Welcome Luke! La Aurora 1495 robustos are tasty and wallet friendly.
Palama
9 years ago
Aloha from Hawaii! 👍

In addition to the cigars previously mentioned, a good everydayer is the Fuente 8-5-8 Maduro. I love the SG but they're harder to find and priced a little higher. And, since it's gonna get colder in your neck of the woods, for a good short smoke, try the Tatuaje Petite Cazadores Reserva (..."PCR" for short...).

Lastly, despite the azzbites on this forum (...you know who you are...), this is a great place. Hope you stick around.
rrumba
9 years ago

Never had that urge when I was single but I cros dress all the time since I got married. 🤔


99cobra2881 wrote:




Hmmmmmm. :-" 🤦 [frypan]
Luke753
9 years ago
Thanks for the welcome & the suggestions, I'm looking forward to giving them a try. I like the Perdomo Lot 23 Maduro, went to pick up a few and the guy behind the counter was smoking one that smelled amazing. So I asked, he said it was a Litto Gomez Small Batch No. 6 6"3/4 * 52 at $22 stick or a little over $1k per box. After a split second of thinking about it, I said one will due thanks. We'll see, might hold off until my tax stamps come in. Anyone that has ever purchased an NFA item will understand what I'm talking about. It's like waiting for hell to freeze over. I've got ahold of a bottle of Knob Creek 2001 that I'll crack open that day too.
99cobra2881
9 years ago
Litto Gomez SB came in a box of 105, closer to $2k per cabinet.

Nice. Getting a can or an sbr? Sbs?

I've got form 1 paperwork filled out for a diy can just need to get my county attorney to sign it stuff a check for $200 in and mail it off. Then wait till about may or June to buy parts for it and assemble it.

Next cigar to try...

Oliva V any size is good. The small no.4 is good the larger sizes are excellent. Offered in a maduro wrapper as well and the melanio Churchill is one of my favorites when I want something good for the next 1.5 hours.
Luke753
9 years ago

Litto Gomez SB came in a box of 105, closer to $2k per cabinet.

Nice. Getting a can or an sbr? Sbs?

99cobra2881 wrote:



Got 4 cans turned in.
AAC SPR-M4 (5.56)
SilencerCo SPECWAR-556
SilencerCo SPECWAR-762
Liberty KODIAK-TL (22lr)
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