Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

2 boxes of Viaje 2009 Holiday Blend. :dr :dr

For those that don't already know...not a big CC fan. :D

Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

No problem on my end...

Cohiba Lanceros 340.00
HU Sir Winnies 304.00
Monte Especial #1 270.00
PL Montecarlos 93.00

$1007 so I would have to come up the the extra $7!!!

All things I love and wish I had more of!!!

Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

I can't help but to ask is shipping free, cause I'd have to fork out extra $$ for shipping since its different vendors.

Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

I'm not big on the Cleveland Cavaliers either, Mac.

Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

Say it isn't so Tom. :D

Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

No LBJ, no love. :lr

Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

And here I thought you were a HUGE Anderson Varejao fan. :r :r

Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

You can get 3 1/2 boxes of 52`s for 1000.00
Good choice.

Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

A box of each -
BRC
RASS
RASCC
HUp Connie 1
PSD4
Party Shorts
JL2's

I smoke probably 50/50 CC/NC....but have been doing a lot of window shopping lately, so that is my list.

Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

Wow you must be buying fakes... :confused: They are at least 400+ at a duty free location. Add tax and they get 'close' to 1k if you buy in Canada.

Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

2001 Cohiba Lanceros
2010 Sir Winstons
2009 Mag 50's
2010 RA Superiors

I pretty much only smoke CC's these days. But I have some NC's

Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

We are getting dangerously close to a situation that will shut this thread down. You (all) have been advised.

Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

I`m not buying at all.
But they can be had for 27.00 and 30.00.

Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

50 Cab Boli PCs
25 ct H Upmann No. 2
25 ct Monte Especial
10 ct Partagas Lusitanias

Damn, wish I had that $1000 :dr

Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

:rolleyes:I think some people skimmed the rules of this game...

Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

Loud and clear. :)

But I.... Just kidding!!!

Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

Yeah, i thought i should shut up.
Sorry bout dat.

Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

That's the way it is in most places. People start reading, see the general idea, skip the rest of the directions, and do what they want to do anyway.

In school, I had a worksheet to teach "following directions." I won't put it all here, but you'll get the idea. I would tell them, you will have 10 minutes to complete this exercise.

At the top of the page, in bold print...

Dircections: Read the [i]entire page[i] before doing anything.

What followed were numbered sentences telling them to do all sorts of things: put your name on the top left hand corner of this page, put three Xs on the bottom left hand corner of this page, circle the Xs you wrote on the bottom of this page, without a calculator figure out this problem 2495X8888 (you may write on the back of this page), and about another 20 odd things.

Finally, the last sentence read: Now that you have followed the directions and read through this whole sheet before doing anything, turn your paper over, put your name on the top right hand corner, and put your head on the desk. Even the slow readers could get to the bottom of the page in less than 10 minutes.

When I was teaching, I'd give that same worksheet to them at the beginning of each semester, and I'd still have over half the class doing all the things on it the second semester and complaining when I told them to put their pencils down, that I didn't give them enough time. At which I would ask them to read the directions at the top of the page - read them again - OK, will someone read them out loud? Someone would. I would then ask them, "So, how many of you read all the way through before doing anything?" It was amazing how many hands would go up.
Then I'd tell them to read the last sentence, I believe it was #25 - read it again - would someone read it out loud? OK, now hand in your papers. If you have nothing except your name on the back of this sheet in the right hand corner, you get an A+, iif there is anything else on your sheet, you failed.

The best one was the student who had done like five sentences, and came up and asked for a second sheet because he'd made a mistake (he was doing it in pen, not pencil - breaking the spoken rules I had given not to use pen, but only a pencil). I told him, "Let me see your page." He brought it up. I wrote an F on it, gave it back to him and told him to sit down, read the directions out loud 10 times, turn his sheet over, and put his head down and sit quietly.

It was a fun exercise. I did teach some to follow directions, some didn't learn. I had three grades in one classroom, and some of those kids I had for 3 years, and invariably, the were a few students who never got it right. Their complaint, "Ooops, I forgot about this one."

No, you didn't follow directions.

Peace of the Lord be with you.

Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

Sorry Corey, no shipping.

You aren't actually getting any cigars, so you don't need to worry about the shipping. What's your $1000 order, that's all.

Re: $1000 worth of cigars
 

I read the entire rules, but thought I could fly under the radar with "backorderable", thinking that it was about being able to spend the money today. With "backorderable" items I can pay for them today. It was worth a try.