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[Brazos Hunter]

Hey, BH. What's the status on our big box split? Maybe I missed a post.

I am still waiting on my guy to get back home. His flight out has been delayed do to terrorist battles nearby. As soon as I know he is back and receive a list of what he has I will post up and give everyone a total. Sorry for the delay! We could go with a different vendor but this guy is very solid and has very competitive prices.

[Chadroe]

[Bigboss]

Enjoying one.

[acc05R1]

I am still waiting on my guy to get back home. His flight out has been delayed do to terrorist battles nearby. As soon as I know he is back and receive a list of what he has I will post up and give everyone a total. Sorry for the delay! We could go with a different vendor but this guy is very solid and has very competitive prices.

I'd be interested in some RASS, Conni #1 or Conni A, or some Bolivar Libs in the split if anyone else is interested/cares. Or, maybe on the next go round. I keep finding different things that I want to try. Lol. This is definitely a "slippery slope" as they say.

[ShoootLow]

I am still waiting on my guy to get back home. His flight out has been delayed do to terrorist battles nearby. As soon as I know he is back and receive a list of what he has I will post up and give everyone a total. Sorry for the delay! We could go with a different vendor but this guy is very solid and has very competitive prices.

No worries, don't think it's something we need to rush. Just wanted to touch base.

[35remington]

I'm enjoying this one in the workshop today while reading my new chainsaw manual in preparation for turning a pecan log into a cigar ashtray. Should be a fun project.

[Chadroe]

Nice!^^^ looking forward to seeing the ashtray.

[35remington]

Now that I've learned (the hard way) which tools to use, the process is relaxing and exciting. This is about 60% done—still needs 5 cigar grooves, final sanding, and a stain.

[Chadroe]

Nice work. That's pretty sweet! Good idea.

[acc05R1]

Very nice work on the ashtray. Enjoying this evening with one of my favorite smokes. It may not be a very well known smoke, but if you are in Houston near one of the Serious Cigar locations (or can be had on their website), be sure to try one. La Cima ENg Robusto. Very nice construction, excellent burn, lots of complexity with just enough spice, pepper, leather, and earth.

[ShoootLow]

Gurkha Widow Maker. One of the less enjoyable cigars I have smoked lately, hoping this comes to life soon or I'm going back in where it's warm.

[Brazos Hunter]

I can't think of a more relaxing way to kick off Monday that just happens to be my Friday! A 2013 POR Panatelas and some New Orleans chicory by a fire...

[Avezorak]

Maybe this weekend will be nice enough to go outside and burn one.

[Seacoal]

Maybe this weekend will be nice enough to go outside and burn one.

Seriously

[Brazos Hunter]

Maybe this weekend will be nice enough to go outside and burn one.

Thursday will be the earliest for me to smoke one outside. It all depends on when I get out of the stand wether I do or not.