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I haven't had any CC make me sit back in my seat,but I can agree that the Litto Gomez Diez is one that made me dizzy.

I used to listen to Trower back in the mid 70's, Damn long time ago.

Your bike looks great Prez. Here's mine, nothing vintage but it rides like a dream

I like the size on RA's and the price doesn't scare me away.

Looks great, can hardly wait to see them on the bike Excellent idea.

I did a trade for a fiver of Exclusivos about 1 1/2 years with the same box code. They really turned on the past 3 months,Now I only have one left.:-(

» » I’ve been looking for information on this subject for about 3 years and » » this is probably the best I’ve happened upon: » » http://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/aez/41/1/87/_pdf » » » » It’s a study to find out what temperatures/times are required eliminate » the need for fumigating tobacco for beetle control. » » The most interesting fact is General Storage: » » quote:" As the most susceptible stage, egg susceptibility to » moderately low temperatures (16–20°C) was specifically examined. » » At 20°C, most eggs (80%) normally hatched within 4 wk » » but » » all eggs died within 6 wk at temperatures less than 18°C. » » This fact indicates that the reproductive cycle can be blocked at » temperatures less than 18°C, and that tobacco stored in such conditions » will never become infested, even if eggs are deposited by invading adults. » " end quote. » » Note: » 16C = 61F » 18C = 64F » 20C = 68F » » This has been said time and time again: » » Temperature should be controlled to within the recommended range of » 16ºC to 18ºC (61ºF to 64ºF). » » Because of natural / normal flucturations, the target should be 16ºC » (61ºF). I've yet to freeze any of my smokes and after reading this you've got me wanting to freeze them all right now.

Usually it's my Colibri cutter and a Nibo torch have had both about 3 years.

Mine was a Litto Gomez Diaz on a Saturday morning, a little much for me that early in the morning.

I read on another forum the same thing happened to a gentleman there, unbelievable:-(

How's it going Corey,Ever make it to Cfest?

Thanks for the reveiw,A great looking smoke.

Happy Birthday:-D

Fantastic collection, Sorry to hear you have to part with them.

Happy Birthday! Hope it's a great one.

Hello there Bill:waving:

Hello Chris.

» Say it ain't so! » » Howdy, I'm Jason from St. Louis. » » Love those Havanas! A familiar face.

» Don Francisco? Is that guy from NJ? East Brunswick,N.J. Great guy if you ever get the chance to meet him. The cigar in the photo is one of his.

Thanks for the review. I've got a box from SEP 05 and thankfully they are nothing like this one.

Glad you shared that with us.

» I am going with 42; it creates the perfect cigar. The cigar is firm with » enough girth to draw, feminine to the touch and non-phallic. I do think » that the Petit Corona is the perfect cigar! 42 -46 for me although I just bought 2 boxes of Robustos.

Fantastic offering, You guys are great.

:rotfl: Damn! that was funny. Now I'm sitting here and have to wipe the tears from my eyes.

Great looking smokes! I couldn't go the cabinet route but I'll be keeping a eye out for the singles.