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02-20-2010, 08:25 PM
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Re: Sometimes things do go right
Finished my cigar and my belly is full. My overall thoughts on the Room 101, Construction was very good which is to be expected from Camacho and the stick kept a razor sharp burn most of the way through after straightening up after a crappy lighting job on my part due to an uncooperative torch. A nice bit of spice and leather which remained consistent through the stick without much of a change which made this stick a little boring on the palatte. Like I mentioned in my first post the stick is rather mild for a Camacho stick and would probably fit in the medium category as advertised. Not a bad smoke but I am also not rushing out to stock up on them. The stick had a great aroma which smelled great after walking out of the garage to feed the dogs and then walking back in afterward. If you have not tried one I say give it a go but don't expect to be blown away. Wifes still out with her friends so I am now onto catching up with the two episodes of Top Gear on the DVR. Good day indeed.
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02-21-2010, 01:13 AM
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Re: Sometimes things do go right
I am jealous. I need some two wheel therapy myself but too cold on Long Island. May be able to get in a quick rip tomorrow when the sun is out.
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02-21-2010, 01:26 AM
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It Just Doesn’t Matter!!!
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Re: Sometimes things do go right
Nicely done Sir!
 Chris.....
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02-21-2010, 08:03 AM
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Re: Sometimes things do go right
I am green with envy, except for the sushi.
We have had snow on the ground for over two weeks. It is starting to turn to slop and mud now, hit 40 yesterday. But do not fear more snow on the radar for next week. |
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