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Oliva Vs are not light strength.

Why don't you just copy and paste? I hear it's the thing to do nowadays.

I really like the Alec Bradley Burner lighter. Very easy to use, soft flame, but can really get going if you crank it up. and the tank holds a lot of gas. We use it in the member's club at my B&M. EDIT: Unfortunately, it does not have a window, but to give you an idea, that tank on the bottom...

Tips for Disneyland as learned by an 8 year old Coop. 1. Don't eat the hot dogs. 2. Don't drink water after eating the hotdogs. 3. Don't go on space mountain and mix the hotdogs up with the water. They don't mix well...

I had a flying feral pig yesterday, and it is definitely in my top 3. I'd suggest finding a box.

PM sent, I'd like 2.

Ordered.

The 85th in my opinion is better than the 46th. More complexity and subtlety.

You're looking at the new principal oboist of the Arizona Pro Arte Orchestra. Won the audition today. Smoking a Padron Family Reserve 45 year in celebration.

I personally enjoy the Queen B's, particularly when I haven't smoked a cigar the previous day, as I find them a bit on the milder side. I don't know about the King B's, but the Queen B's age quite nicely. Hopefully you'll find the same results with the King B's

I think a prensado is a great stick full of strength and flavor. I won't pay $11 a stick but if I see a sale for $7 or $8 I'll jump on it.

Spending two days in Portland checking out the Cigar scene. At El Gaucho's enjoying highland park and a Padron 85th.

I know I'm not a part of this pass but those nosotros are impossible to find since ted were a one-release deal some 3 years ago. That anejo over put looks spot on to me.

Some sticks are better to retrohale (Chateau Fuente, Undercrown) for the first time than others (DPG/My Fathers, Padron). The sting on the nose just tends to be a little easier to handle.

I'd love a gps! Get lost all the time :/

Owl Ear - Scottsdale, AZ, $6/stick $90/15 sticks.

Having seen your price point, I would vote Padron 2000 maduros.