Cigars at Excalibur
With all that said, be courteous. Don't walk up to a crowded table or a seat in a book near a bunch of people and smoke your cigar. Claim your own seat, light up, then make people decide to sit there anyways even with you smoking. Cigars, are only enjoyed by the one smoking in my experience... I say that as a casual cigar smoker.
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With all that said, be courteous. Don't walk up to a crowded table or a seat in a book near a bunch of people and smoke your cigar. Claim your own seat, light up, then make people decide to sit there anyways even with you smoking. Cigars, are only enjoyed by the one smoking in my experience... I say that as a casual cigar smoker.
I'm getting back into pipe-smoking, now. Cherry-Vanilla Cavendish. I'm really digging it because I've actually gotten multiple compliments, just in the last 36 hours...from multiple strangers...about how my pipe smells good.
Wuss. Come back when you graduate to some nice real English blends without the fruity perfumed flavors.Quote: Mission146I'm getting back into pipe-smoking, now. Cherry-Vanilla Cavendish. I'm really digging it because I've actually gotten multiple compliments, just in the last 36 hours...from multiple strangers...about how my pipe smells good.
Quote: Mission146I'm getting back into pipe-smoking, now. Cherry-Vanilla Cavendish. I'm really digging it because I've actually gotten multiple compliments, just in the last 36 hours...from multiple strangers...about how my pipe smells good.
I imagined micheal scott saying this, ending thr phrase with thats what she said
Quote: 1BBCigars? Cigarettes? Tiparillos? Anyone old enough to remember those TV commercials? How about Muriel cigars with the Adams sisters?
This is the one I remember
Quote: odiousgambitThis is the one I remember
Like it was yesterday! That was Edie Adams. There was three Adams sisters and she was the most popular and the most known. I think they were real sisters but you never know with Hollywood. Their first names all started with the Letter E.
Arguably the funniest comedian ever, way ahead of his time.Quote: texasplumrWasn't Edie Adams married to Ernie Kovacs?
Quote: chickenmanArguably the funniest comedian ever, way ahead of his time.
My parents loved the guy. I came to appreciate him later on in reruns. Check out his Wiki page. It's quite the read.
Quote: 1BBWith that and the dime in the video, I guess we know how much that particular cigar cost back then.
... and the "10¢" printed in the upper right hand corner of the open lid.
That dime didn't look right... did they use the obverse of a Mercury and the reverse of a Roosevelt?
Quote: Mission146I'm getting back into pipe-smoking, now. Cherry-Vanilla Cavendish. I'm really digging it because I've actually gotten multiple compliments, just in the last 36 hours...from multiple strangers...about how my pipe smells good.
Be wary of strangers that want to talk about how your pipe smells , tee hee
Quote: Dieter... and the "10¢" printed in the upper right hand corner of the open lid.
That dime didn't look right... did they use the obverse of a Mercury and the reverse of a Roosevelt?
I see it now but the price on the box is blurry on my screen. Never mind that. You win the prize of the month for that catch on the dimes. It is indeed two different ones. Are you a coin collector?
I'm sending your prize of one dime in the mail as soon as I save up for the price of a stamp. :-)
Quote: 1BBI'm sending your prize of one dime in the mail as soon as I save up for the price of a stamp. :-)
If you send 40 dimes it is a definite message LOL
