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If it doesn't stop raining soon I won't need any lawn mowing smokes I'll need a boat.  So what's a good boating cigar.  >:(

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If it doesn't stop raining soon I won't need any lawn mowing smokes I'll need a boat.  So what's a good boating cigar.  >:(
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I think the Gurkha Cognac dipped cigars would be perfect. The Cognac acts like a wax coating making the cigar water proof.

[quote author=Samurai link=topic=69.msg1249#msg1249 date=1176412175]
I think the Gurkha Cognac dipped cigars would be perfect. The Cognac acts like a wax coating making the cigar water proof.
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:rotf: :rotf: :rotf:

And even if it went out I wouldn't be disappointed.  :rotf:

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And even if it went out I wouldn't be disappointed.  :rotf:
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LMAO!!  :rotf:

I enjoy 858 Maduro's and Padron 4000's

[quote author=Samurai link=topic=69.msg1264#msg1264 date=1176414647]
LMAO!!  :rotf:
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LMAO... :smiley-cool:

I usually  try to find something in my humi that I don't care if I have to pitch. My last was a gurkha someone gave me, not a bad smoke but not something I would normally smoke.

Double Chat SG.  Never fails to please.
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[quote author=Tech link=topic=69.msg867#msg867 date=1176250307]
I spend about 3 hours on the mower weekly which usually equals 2 cigars.  Last year I smoke thru a large number of LFD Chisel Maduros.  Was looking for something different this year and right now I'm leaning toward the Oliva O Churchill.  Local shop had a buy 3 get 1 free deal this week so I put a number aside to start the season.

Anybody with other recommendations?  Price point I shoot for is ~$5 per.
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Please tell me you have a riding mower.  :o