S.T. Dupont "replicas"

OLS · 05-18-2012, 09:48 AM

While we are shilling our various preferred websites, I would like to add one that I often shill for, and obviously
I have no connection to them. But JR is having another of their specials where you can get one of the S.T.-esque
lighters in Macanudo-livery by buying any box of Macanudos. I do not buy many Macs, but felt like giving Portofinos
another go, so I picked up another of these. I have several of the LGC ones from other deals. You might be
able to kill two birds with this deal.

http://www.jrcigars.com/jr/index.cfm...ter-FREE-.html

S.T. it AIN'T, but it is a nice, heavy flint lighter with a tinggk at opening rather than a tingggg

Were I SMART, I would have selected one of the 50-60 dollar a box cigars instead of $120, but I wasn't thinking.

05-18-2012, 09:48 AM	#16
OLS Suck It Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Brad Location: TN Posts: 7,912 Trading: (19)	Re: S.T. Dupont "replicas" While we are shilling our various preferred websites, I would like to add one that I often shill for, and obviously I have no connection to them. But JR is having another of their specials where you can get one of the S.T.-esque lighters in Macanudo-livery by buying any box of Macanudos. I do not buy many Macs, but felt like giving Portofinos another go, so I picked up another of these. I have several of the LGC ones from other deals. You might be able to kill two birds with this deal. http://www.jrcigars.com/jr/index.cfm...ter-FREE-.html S.T. it AIN'T, but it is a nice, heavy flint lighter with a tinggk at opening rather than a tingggg Were I SMART, I would have selected one of the 50-60 dollar a box cigars instead of $120, but I wasn't thinking.