Journey to the end of the slope, a pictoral essay

[BlackDog]

Congrats brother, on two accounts. First for the fabulous humi and cigar collection, and second on a wife who permits you to enjoy your hobby.

I could have helped provide a solution for you though. I'd have taken one of those plastic bins for you. You know, just to help.

[DBall]

It always ends with a cabinet or a walk-in, eh? Hahaha... awesome looking cabinet, man!

[Cigargal]

The end? I don't think so.......

[RGD.]

Originally Posted by Cigargal

The end? I don't think so.......

LOL - I was just thinking the same thing. It's actually funny that he thinks it's "the end of the slope" . . .





Ron

[Da Klugs]

End? Minor plateaus based upon new storage limits should not be confused with an end point.

[M1903A1]

Originally Posted by Da Klugs

End? Minor plateaus based upon new storage limits should not be confused with an end point.

I have a feeling there's a similar milepost down the pike for him, Dave!

[OLS]

Dave, thank you so much for posting that pic again. Well, actually, that is a much
more modern pic than the ones I remember. But I always lamented losing the pics I saved
from the first time you posted that behemoth. It is kind of a holy shrine for me. I get the
same feeling looking at it that I got at the grand canyon.


Also, I am afraid you are right. Although I have been succesful at avoiding the order forms
for MONTHS, it is always down to storage at the end. I have no intention of getting more
storage for now. And the prices are only OK these days. But at any moment, I could revert.
Because storage is a fungible thing.

By the way, please tell me that is NOT a Lincoln Memorial humidor....I thought the one on the
left was a laundry basket at first, lol.

[OLS]

Originally Posted by Da Klugs

End? Minor plateaus based upon new storage limits should not be confused with an end point.

YUP. I was led to believe the end of the slope had much more to do with the poor burning
qualities caused by the lack of oxygen available in your average casket. Because that's when the
slope ends, folks. What you are experiencing is more likely something called a breather, or hiatus.

[HK3-]

Originally Posted by OLS

YUP. I was led to believe the end had much more to do with the lack of oxygen
to be found in your average casket. Because that's when the slope ends, folks. What
you are experiencing is more likely something called a breather, or hiatus.

AKA- Lack of funds.

[GTCanuk]

Originally Posted by DBall

It always ends with a cabinet or a walk-in, eh? Hahaha... awesome looking cabinet, man!

Got to start the walkin before the cab is full