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I am going to smoke the only Behike that I have ever owned. It has been that cigar that the occasion never seemed BIG enough for me to put fire to it. It is now 10 years old, and to celebrate Don's life is the right moment. Please smoke your best and post here in memory of a truly special man.
Well I light up a Sosa Vintage, then got on here. I'll up the ante next smoke, although this is a nice cigar....
I was introduced to Don in 2007 so it will be a RyJ LE 2007
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Cheers mate! 2014 LC....
A CofH Custom-roll Dalia that's been napping for a few years.
Still going to break out a Blanco Nine lancero when I get the chance. I have one left from the last box I purchased. The Nine was the first lancero I ever smoked, and Mr. Turf gave me good advice on how to smoke it. As you may have guessed from my user name, I'm a little bit fond of lanceros ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir Lancerolot
No way! I figured you were a fan of the Knights of the Round Table :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sir Lancerolot
I remember doing that box split Mike, years ago. Don recommended it and loved that stickQuote:
Originally Posted by Sir Lancerolot
Yep - I was really new to cigars when we did that split. I had only been smoking them for a few months, and I had no idea what a lancero even was. For me Blanco Nine (Los Blancos Nine when we did the split) will always and only be a lancero. And will always remind me of Don - his recommendation made me get in on the box split. And Scott let me get my feet wet - first trade on Puff.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scott W.
When I get back to civilization this weekend, there's a Behike 52 that will go up in Don's honor.
Not being a huge fan of ISOM's, I opted for an AVO Syncro Nicaragua boxpressed toro
VR Famosos
On a beautiful night I made the time to smoke this to honor/remember Don.
Was going to smoke the Don Alejandro but wouldn't have the time to finish it.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...a25f6ab12f.jpg
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Thanx Brian for reminding me of a reason to smoke a Don Alenjandros in memory of Don.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brimy
I aint got a dime, but I've got some time.
Smoking a eye of the shark right now thinking about him
Hell Bob, I worry about about you falling off your wallet and hurting yourself......Quote:
Originally Posted by allusred
No, he keeps it all under his mattress, hell I heard that if he fell out of bed it would take him 45 minutes to hit the floor!Quote:
Originally Posted by droy1958
Well I've got something better than money...... I've got credit. Not good credit, but credit none the less.....Quote:
Originally Posted by AlanS
I don't have money either, but until about 55 I could roll over and pole vault out of bed every morning. Does that count?Quote:
Originally Posted by AlanS
If I remembers rightly where and how you plant it has a lot to do with the outcome.Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Smokey
Lmme tell yew. I do have a wallet leather.Quote:
Originally Posted by droy1958
Measure Four and Seven Eights Inches by Two and a Half Inches and id Three eights of an Inch Thick.
There's alLibrary Card, A driver License and Card with my address on one side and two telephone numbers of the other side.
No Money. When I do have paper money it's in a Money clip, empty now.
But I do have Quarter, a Dime and Three Pennies, plus a Eur Twenty Cent Coin.
Did just pay Quarterly Tax Bill, otherwise would have some folding money in the clip.
So rekon I doan haz tew worry none bout fallin' orf a thet Wallet.
Right nice a Yew tew dew th worrying fer me, ah's feelin' all warm sorta, but thet could be cause a the Whisky.
Wooden harly credit thet...butt knos yew tew be too honest fer yer own good self.Quote:
Originally Posted by droy1958
Prolly dew tew Smokin Money's sweet lil Girlfiend's efforts tew keep yew strait.
Her bean wun thet's knowed tew " bump in th night."
Fear you may have drink taken Tony.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlanS
The Blanco Nine Lancero a cigar he sent to me a long time ago and has been a lancero favorite. I am still affected by his passing more so than I realized. When you know about a person and have talked to them on the phone and then realize that you'll never get to do that again is very sobering. I hate that feeling as it robs one of an experience that had meaning and Dons midnight calls and conversations are probably more legendary than is noted. To have an effect in other peoples lives is really something to be honored and regardless of history with others in our lives Don was an honorable man.
Well said Fidel. Thank you!
Agreed, I miss him too manQuote:
Originally Posted by FidelCastro
When I delved into the depths of the coolidor I discovered that the Blanco Nine lancero I planned to smoke actually had a twin. So, my friend Tim (who was also on Puff for a while and remembered Don) and I smoked these Friday night. The Short Story box holds my lighters and cutters and stuff. The pool towel points out where we went to smoke them.
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Today was the first chance I've had to really sit and enjoy a cigar. Behike 52 and Havana Club. Rest In Peace my friend.
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