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dnw wrote:RinglingRingling wrote:already wishing I was on island with a cigar and a cup of cafe con leche
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dnw wrote:RinglingRingling wrote:already wishing I was on island with a cigar and a cup of cafe con leche
Not with a cigar, but with lots of good friends and the coffee.
RinglingRingling wrote:dnw wrote:RinglingRingling wrote:already wishing I was on island with a cigar and a cup of cafe con leche
Not with a cigar, but with lots of good friends and the coffee.
I'll bring a cigar for you
dnw wrote:RinglingRingling wrote:dnw wrote:RinglingRingling wrote:already wishing I was on island with a cigar and a cup of cafe con leche
Not with a cigar, but with lots of good friends and the coffee.
I'll bring a cigar for you
You can give it to Pam.
ScarletB wrote:dnw wrote:RinglingRingling wrote:dnw wrote:RinglingRingling wrote:already wishing I was on island with a cigar and a cup of cafe con leche
Not with a cigar, but with lots of good friends and the coffee.
I'll bring a cigar for you
You can give it to Pam.
Summerlover wrote:Jim and I were just talking last night........sick we aren't making MOTM this year. He couldn't get the week off.
I jokingly said, "I can" no reaction....
What a great line-up and we are missing us KW and all peeps that gatherthere.
RinglingRingling wrote:and you could help Pam after she fires up a La Flor Dominicana Digger
http://www.halfwheel.com/review-la-flor ... -digger-2/
La Flor Dominicana Double Ligero cigars were introduced in 2003 using a powerful blend of Dominican longfiller and binder leaves finished in silky Ecuadorian wrappers that shimmer with a dark and oily patina. This selection also includes the 'outstanding' rated 'Chisel' wedge-shaped head cigars handcrafted in your choice of a dark natural or an even more savory Maduro wrapper leaf. Flavors of wood and coffee bean dominate with sweet notes on a long, spicy finish. In a word: Awesome!
dnw wrote:RinglingRingling wrote:and you could help Pam after she fires up a La Flor Dominicana Digger
http://www.halfwheel.com/review-la-flor ... -digger-2/
La Flor Dominicana Double Ligero cigars were introduced in 2003 using a powerful blend of Dominican longfiller and binder leaves finished in silky Ecuadorian wrappers that shimmer with a dark and oily patina. This selection also includes the 'outstanding' rated 'Chisel' wedge-shaped head cigars handcrafted in your choice of a dark natural or an even more savory Maduro wrapper leaf. Flavors of wood and coffee bean dominate with sweet notes on a long, spicy finish. In a word: Awesome!
Can't wait to see Pam smoke that cigar.
ScarletB wrote:dnw wrote:RinglingRingling wrote:and you could help Pam after she fires up a La Flor Dominicana Digger
http://www.halfwheel.com/review-la-flor ... -digger-2/
La Flor Dominicana Double Ligero cigars were introduced in 2003 using a powerful blend of Dominican longfiller and binder leaves finished in silky Ecuadorian wrappers that shimmer with a dark and oily patina. This selection also includes the 'outstanding' rated 'Chisel' wedge-shaped head cigars handcrafted in your choice of a dark natural or an even more savory Maduro wrapper leaf. Flavors of wood and coffee bean dominate with sweet notes on a long, spicy finish. In a word: Awesome!
Can't wait to see Pam smoke that cigar.
You'll wait a long time!
Ringling, my husband love's his cigars. 4 hours to smoke this thing?? Pam wouldn't stand a chance against this cigar, I have heard her story! LOLRinglingRingling wrote:and you could help Pam after she fires up a La Flor Dominicana Digger
http://www.halfwheel.com/review-la-flor ... -digger-2/
La Flor Dominicana Double Ligero cigars were introduced in 2003 using a powerful blend of Dominican longfiller and binder leaves finished in silky Ecuadorian wrappers that shimmer with a dark and oily patina. This selection also includes the 'outstanding' rated 'Chisel' wedge-shaped head cigars handcrafted in your choice of a dark natural or an even more savory Maduro wrapper leaf. Flavors of wood and coffee bean dominate with sweet notes on a long, spicy finish. In a word: Awesome!
4 to be safe. I tried the Digger challenge, finish it in 2 hours, get a box. I made it down to the last 3.5". Let's just say that I don't know if anyone knows how it finishes, because a lot of folks give up half way thruSummerlover wrote:Ringling, my husband love's his cigars. 4 hours to smoke this thing?? Pam wouldn't stand a chance against this cigar, I have heard her story! LOLRinglingRingling wrote:and you could help Pam after she fires up a La Flor Dominicana Digger
http://www.halfwheel.com/review-la-flor ... -digger-2/
La Flor Dominicana Double Ligero cigars were introduced in 2003 using a powerful blend of Dominican longfiller and binder leaves finished in silky Ecuadorian wrappers that shimmer with a dark and oily patina. This selection also includes the 'outstanding' rated 'Chisel' wedge-shaped head cigars handcrafted in your choice of a dark natural or an even more savory Maduro wrapper leaf. Flavors of wood and coffee bean dominate with sweet notes on a long, spicy finish. In a word: Awesome!
No postcards? hmmm. I never bring mine anyway, just show up at the door, and show the ID anyway, but hmmmlivingstonbob wrote:No postcards this year! When I got my confirmation back, Rick said it was my receipt and to bring it to the Casa. I asked him if he was sending out cards as my address will have changed by MOTM time. He said there would be no cards this year. Darn! I always looked forward to receiving my card and guessing what color it would be.
16 days until I retire and can go to more parrot head events and of course MOTM!
Livingston Bob
RinglingRingling wrote:No postcards? hmmm. I never bring mine anyway, just show up at the door, and show the ID anyway, but hmmmlivingstonbob wrote:No postcards this year! When I got my confirmation back, Rick said it was my receipt and to bring it to the Casa. I asked him if he was sending out cards as my address will have changed by MOTM time. He said there would be no cards this year. Darn! I always looked forward to receiving my card and guessing what color it would be.
16 days until I retire and can go to more parrot head events and of course MOTM!
Livingston Bob
but as long as you get to go, I think the sting might be mitigateddnw wrote:RinglingRingling wrote:No postcards? hmmm. I never bring mine anyway, just show up at the door, and show the ID anyway, but hmmmlivingstonbob wrote:No postcards this year! When I got my confirmation back, Rick said it was my receipt and to bring it to the Casa. I asked him if he was sending out cards as my address will have changed by MOTM time. He said there would be no cards this year. Darn! I always looked forward to receiving my card and guessing what color it would be.
16 days until I retire and can go to more parrot head events and of course MOTM!
Livingston Bob
Kinda sad that we won't be getting post cards.
RinglingRingling wrote:but as long as you get to go, I think the sting might be mitigateddnw wrote:RinglingRingling wrote:No postcards? hmmm. I never bring mine anyway, just show up at the door, and show the ID anyway, but hmmmlivingstonbob wrote:No postcards this year! When I got my confirmation back, Rick said it was my receipt and to bring it to the Casa. I asked him if he was sending out cards as my address will have changed by MOTM time. He said there would be no cards this year. Darn! I always looked forward to receiving my card and guessing what color it would be.
16 days until I retire and can go to more parrot head events and of course MOTM!
Livingston Bob
Kinda sad that we won't be getting post cards.
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I know I used to.ScarletB wrote: I think everyone looked forward to the "mailbox happy dance"
