brianetz1: Martel: brianetz1:2 cigar night for me......smoking my first Padron cigar from Martel from a movie winnings. Thanks man! Those maduro corticos are tiny little bits of happiness in my book. They're tasty, but it took me some time to balance the draw rate on them-they are easy to smoke too fast and get bitter if you do. Hope you ...

There was a thread that went on and on a while ago (you might say it was never ending) with quote boxes. I believe it featured a creature from this movie. But I could be wrong. And I promised myself to stop playing for a while until my shipping $$ reserve has been reestablished.

Rain: Ken Light: danielzreyes:Am I alone in disliking the PA maddys? Yes. Hahaha, kidding, but if you got any you want to trade...Dibs. Sorry brah.My PA Maddys have been sent out in movie trivia winnings and trades, except for two, which sit in my tupperware waiting for a fine day next March or April. In the words of Jacques the Shrimp, ''I ...

brianetz1:2 cigar night for me......smoking my first Padron cigar from Martel from a movie winnings. Thanks man! Those maduro corticos are tiny little bits of happiness in my book. They're tasty, but it took me some time to balance the draw rate on them-they are easy to smoke too fast and get bitter if you do. Hope you enjoyed, brian.

Hmmmm. I might have to invade the moving budget.

BrookiesMy wife and daughter decided to experiment last night and try making these little bite sized combinations of deliciousness. Part brownie, part cookie. There's a platter-full of sugary heaven sitting in my kitchen right now.

I just tried my first Avo, a classic. The review will be up before too long. Great cigar to celebrate deciding on a new job. Rich, oily wrapper. Floral taste and aroma. I may just cut down on smoking other cigars so I can afford to buy more of these. Quality over quantity. I'm feeling like I'm starting to get more of a handle on what I like ...

Thanks, guys. Now I need to find a buddy or five to herf with in the Memphis area.The organization I'm with focuses on job skills and employment, graduating 90 some odd people each year from the program with a high job placement rate. But the program is maxed out on space. The GED component runs separately to some extent, so we are moving out of

About a Boy

Well, decision made. Other churches might come knocking, but the opportunity to build something up, well not from the ground up, but to make significant changes to benefit an organization (really to benefit the people we serve) with the full support of its board and executive director may not come again. Money wasn't as good, at least not right ...