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Cigar Banter => Daily Cigar Deals Discussion => Topic started by: CigarBanter on August 27, 2021, 04:55:33 AM
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It's Friday! Any deals on the various internet sites that are worth talking about? Join in this discussion and perhaps learn something along the way. Warning: don't proceed if you have thin skin but don't be afraid to post either... And welcome aboard!
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Oh crap, I forgot to flip! Anyway, it's back to bed for me. Enjoy your Friday, fellas.
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Oh crap, I forgot to flip! Anyway, it's back to bed for me. Enjoy your Friday, fellas.
Better late than never.
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Happy Friday, y'all!
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Joe:
Diesel Shorty - 10/36.50; 20/69.98; 30/97.50
Haven't seen these sticks for a minute.
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Sis:
Door #1 - Obsidian Redrum Toro - 20/69.99
Door #2 - La Gloria Cubana Esteli Robusto - 10/29.99
Door #3 - Montecristo Flight of Five - 5/29.99
Montecristo Flight of Five contains:
1 x Montecristo Double Corona (6.2"x50) '90' rated
1 x MONTE by Montecristo Toro (6.0"x52) '93' rated
1 x Montecristo Platinum Toro (6.0"x50) '94' rated
1 x Montecristo White Series Toro (6.0"x54) '91' rated
1 x Montecristo Classic Toro (6.0"x52) '91' rated
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Looks like another warm one in store today, with some storms later.
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Good morning, Dave. It was hot as balls yesterday but I'll take it! Heck, I spend most of my days in a/c anyway.
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Good morning, Dave. It was hot as balls yesterday but I'll take it! Heck, I spend most of my days in a/c anyway.
Same.
Welcome back, LateFlipperTony.
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Oh crap, I forgot to flip! Anyway, it's back to bed for me. Enjoy your Friday, fellas.
Better late than never.
TNWSS
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Good morning, Dave. It was hot as balls yesterday but I'll take it! Heck, I spend most of my days in a/c anyway.
So how was Providence? First one off to college is a big one!
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At this rate, Raz is going to arrive on page 1.
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Can't have that!
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Today is Friday, Aug. 27, the 239th day of 2021.
There are 126 days left in the year.
Today’s Highlight in History:
On August 27, 1776, the Battle of Long Island began during the Revolutionary War as British troops attacked American forces who ended up being forced to retreat two days later.
On this date:
In 1859, Edwin L. Drake drilled the first successful oil well in the United States, at Titusville, Pa.
In 1883, the island volcano Krakatoa erupted with a series of cataclysmic explosions; the resulting tidal waves in Indonesia’s Sunda Strait claimed some 36,000 lives in Java and Sumatra.
In 1949, a violent white mob prevented an outdoor concert headlined by Paul Robeson from taking place near Peekskill, New York. (The concert was held eight days later.)
In 1964, President Lyndon Baines Johnson accepted his party’s nomination for a term in his own right, telling the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City, New Jersey, “Let us join together in giving every American the fullest life which he can hope for.”
In 1967, Brian Epstein, manager of the Beatles, was found dead in his London flat from an accidental overdose of sleeping pills; he was 32.
In 1979, British war hero Lord Louis Mountbatten and three other people, including his 14-year-old grandson Nicholas, were killed off the coast of Ireland in a boat explosion claimed by the Irish Republican Army.
In 1998, two suspects in the bombing of the U.S. Embassy in Kenya were brought to the United States to face charges. (Mohamed Rashed Daoud al-‘Owhali (moh-HAH’-mehd rah-SHEED’ dah-ood ahl-oh-WAHL’-ee) and Mohammed Saddiq Odeh (sah-DEEK’ oh-DAY’) were convicted in 2001 of conspiring to carry out the bombing; both were sentenced to life in prison.)
In 2001, Israeli helicopters fired a pair of rockets through office windows and killed senior PLO leader Mustafa Zibri.
In 2005, coastal residents jammed freeways and gas stations as they rushed to get out of the way of Hurricane Katrina, which was headed toward New Orleans.
In 2006, a Comair CRJ-100 crashed after trying to take off from the wrong runway in Lexington, Ky., killing 49 people and leaving the co-pilot the sole survivor.
In 2008, Barack Obama was nominated for president by the Democratic National Convention in Denver.
In 2009, mourners filed past the closed casket of the late Sen. Edward Kennedy at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston. Jaycee Lee Dugard, kidnapped when she was 11, was reunited with her mother 18 years after her abduction in South Lake Tahoe, California.
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Ten years ago: Hurricane Irene, after striking Puerto Rico and the Bahamas, pushed up the U.S east coast, prompting evacuations in New York City and leaving major flood damage in Vermont.
Five years ago: Republican Donald Trump warned of a “war on the American farmer,” telling a crowd in Iowa that rival Hillary Clinton wanted “to shut down family farms” and implement anti-agriculture policies; Trump’s speech at the annual “Roast and Ride” fundraiser for GOP Sen. Joni Ernst came hours after Clinton received her first national security briefing as the Democratic presidential nominee.
One year ago: Speaking on the White House South Lawn, President Donald Trump accepted his party’s renomination, blasting Joe Biden as a hapless career politician who would endanger Americans’ safety and painting a grim portrait of violence in American cities run by Democrats; Trump spoke for more than a hour to a tightly-packed and largely maskless crowd. Hurricane Laura roared ashore as a Category 4 storm near Cameron, Louisiana, bringing 150 mile-an-hour winds, torrential rains and a storm surge as high as 15 feet; the storm, one of the strongest ever to strike the U.S., would leave more than 20 people dead in Louisiana and Texas. A white supremacist who slaughtered 51 worshippers at two New Zealand mosques, Brenton Tarrant, was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole; it was the first time that maximum available sentence had been imposed in New Zealand.
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Today’s Birthdays:
Author Lady Antonia Fraser is 89.
Actor Tommy Sands is 84.
Bluegrass singer-musician J.D. Crowe is 84.
Actor Tuesday Weld is 78.
Actor G.W. Bailey is 77.
Actor Marianne Sagebrecht is 76.
Country musician Jeff Cook is 72.
Actor Paul Reubens is 69.
Rock musician Alex Lifeson (Rush) is 68.
Actor Peter Stormare is 68.
Actor Diana Scarwid is 66.
Rock musician Glen Matlock (The Sex Pistols) is 65.
Golfer Bernhard Langer is 64.
Country singer Jeffrey Steele is 60.
Gospel singer Yolanda Adams is 60.
Movie director Tom Ford (Film: “Nocturnal Animals”) is 60.
Writer-producer Dean Devlin is 59.
Rock musician Mike Johnson is 56.
Rap musician Bobo (Cypress Hill) is 54.
U.S. Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines is 52.
Country singer Colt Ford is 52.
Actor Chandra Wilson is 52.
Rock musician Tony Kanal (No Doubt) is 51.
Rapper Mase is 46.
Actor Sarah Chalke is 45.
Actor RonReaco Lee is 45.
Actor-singer Demetria McKinney is 43.
Actor Aaron Paul is 42.
Rock musician Jon Siebels (Eve 6) is 42.
Actor Shaun Weiss is 42.
Contemporary Christian musician Megan Garrett (Casting Crowns) is 41.
Actor Kyle Lowder is 41.
Actor Patrick J. Adams is 40.
Actor Karla Mosley is 40.
Actor Amanda Fuller is 37.
Singer Mario is 35.
Actor Alexa PenaVega is 33.
Actor Ellar Coltrane is 27.
Son Chris Griffith is 26
Actor Savannah Paige Rae is 18.
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Over/Under is 6
Raz Over/Under is 11
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Today’s Birthdays:
Author Lady Antonia Fraser is 89.
Actor Tommy Sands is 84.
Bluegrass singer-musician J.D. Crowe is 84.
Actor Tuesday Weld is 78.
Actor G.W. Bailey is 77.
Actor Marianne Sagebrecht is 76.
Country musician Jeff Cook is 72.
Actor Paul Reubens is 69.
Rock musician Alex Lifeson (Rush) is 68.
Actor Peter Stormare is 68.
Actor Diana Scarwid is 66.
Rock musician Glen Matlock (The Sex Pistols) is 65.
Golfer Bernhard Langer is 64.
Country singer Jeffrey Steele is 60.
Gospel singer Yolanda Adams is 60.
Movie director Tom Ford (Film: “Nocturnal Animals”) is 60.
Writer-producer Dean Devlin is 59.
Rock musician Mike Johnson is 56.
Rap musician Bobo (Cypress Hill) is 54.
U.S. Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines is 52.
Country singer Colt Ford is 52.
Actor Chandra Wilson is 52.
Rock musician Tony Kanal (No Doubt) is 51.
Rapper Mase is 46.
Actor Sarah Chalke is 45.
Actor RonReaco Lee is 45.
Actor-singer Demetria McKinney is 43.
Actor Aaron Paul is 42.
Rock musician Jon Siebels (Eve 6) is 42.
Actor Shaun Weiss is 42.
Contemporary Christian musician Megan Garrett (Casting Crowns) is 41.
Actor Kyle Lowder is 41.
Actor Patrick J. Adams is 40.
Actor Karla Mosley is 40.
Actor Amanda Fuller is 37.
Singer Mario is 35.
Actor Alexa PenaVega is 33.
Actor Ellar Coltrane is 27.
Son Chris Griffith is 26
Actor Savannah Paige Rae is 18.
Gave you a freebie today
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And hope you didn't miss...
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Over/Under is 6
Raz Over/Under is 11
6, discounting the freebie. But happy birthday to your boy, just the same!
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Over/Under is 6
Raz Over/Under is 11
6, discounting the freebie. But happy birthday to your boy, just the same!
For his birthday, you can buy him some pants that fit. :D
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Good morning, Dave. It was hot as balls yesterday but I'll take it! Heck, I spend most of my days in a/c anyway.
So how was Providence? First one off to college is a big one!
I'm still in Providence. We've got a late checkout so we're gonna take it easy today. My boys are with my brother.
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Good morning, Dave. It was hot as balls yesterday but I'll take it! Heck, I spend most of my days in a/c anyway.
So how was Providence? First one off to college is a big one!
The actual move went smoother than I'd thought. What sucked is that we only had one elevator pass per student and so I had to make two trips via the stairs to the eighth floor.
Daughter said it wasn't a restful night's sleep because of the heat. Three fans in the small room but it wasn't enough. Lucky for her, there will be more cold than warm during the semester.
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Good morning, Dave. It was hot as balls yesterday but I'll take it! Heck, I spend most of my days in a/c anyway.
So how was Providence? First one off to college is a big one!
The actual move went smoother than I'd thought. What sucked is that we only had one elevator pass per student and so I had to make two trips via the stairs to the eighth floor.
Daughter said it wasn't a restful night's sleep because of the heat. Three fans in the small room but it wasn't enough. Lucky for her, there will be more cold than warm during the semester.
So you definitely got your steps in yesterday.
Sucks to hear about the room. Almost as bad as the heat is the mental aspect, knowing there's absolutely no way to get any relief from it while also trying to shut down your mind to sleep.
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Today’s Birthdays:
Author Lady Antonia Fraser is 89.
Actor Tommy Sands is 84.
Bluegrass singer-musician J.D. Crowe is 84.
Actor Tuesday Weld is 78.
Actor G.W. Bailey is 77.
Actor Marianne Sagebrecht is 76.
Country musician Jeff Cook is 72.
Actor Paul Reubens is 69.
Rock musician Alex Lifeson (Rush) is 68.
Actor Peter Stormare is 68.
Actor Diana Scarwid is 66.
Rock musician Glen Matlock (The Sex Pistols) is 65.
Golfer Bernhard Langer is 64.
Country singer Jeffrey Steele is 60.
Gospel singer Yolanda Adams is 60.
Movie director Tom Ford (Film: “Nocturnal Animals”) is 60.
Writer-producer Dean Devlin is 59.
Rock musician Mike Johnson is 56.
Rap musician Bobo (Cypress Hill) is 54.
U.S. Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines is 52.
Country singer Colt Ford is 52.
Actor Chandra Wilson is 52.
Rock musician Tony Kanal (No Doubt) is 51.
Rapper Mase is 46.
Actor Sarah Chalke is 45.
Actor RonReaco Lee is 45.
Actor-singer Demetria McKinney is 43.
Actor Aaron Paul is 42.
Rock musician Jon Siebels (Eve 6) is 42.
Actor Shaun Weiss is 42.
Contemporary Christian musician Megan Garrett (Casting Crowns) is 41.
Actor Kyle Lowder is 41.
Actor Patrick J. Adams is 40.
Actor Karla Mosley is 40.
Actor Amanda Fuller is 37.
Singer Mario is 35.
Actor Alexa PenaVega is 33.
Actor Ellar Coltrane is 27.
Son Chris Griffith is 26
Actor Savannah Paige Rae is 18.
I've met Chris, so I'm counting the freebie. With that, I'm at 6.
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Good morning, Dave. It was hot as balls yesterday but I'll take it! Heck, I spend most of my days in a/c anyway.
So how was Providence? First one off to college is a big one!
The actual move went smoother than I'd thought. What sucked is that we only had one elevator pass per student and so I had to make two trips via the stairs to the eighth floor.
Daughter said it wasn't a restful night's sleep because of the heat. Three fans in the small room but it wasn't enough. Lucky for her, there will be more cold than warm during the semester.
So you definitely got your steps in yesterday.
Sucks to hear about the room. Almost as bad as the heat is the mental aspect, knowing there's absolutely no way to get any relief from it while also trying to shut down your mind to sleep.
I think was at about 200%.
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It's a fustercluck day in the neighborhood, a fustercluck day for a neighbor...Morning, muchachos.
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It's a fustercluck day in the neighborhood, a fustercluck day for a neighbor...Morning, muchachos.
Won't you be my neighbor?
Good morning, Raz.
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Over/Under is 6
Raz Over/Under is 11
Not making it today. Only 10. There are some on the list that I know the name, but couldn't point them out. Like Jeff Cook. I know he was a member of Alabama. But I've always hated that band, and I couldn't tell you which of them was which in a picture.
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Some Liga Privada specials at the Page:
https://www.cigarpage.com/liga-fever.html?_kx=2tJ4ugM2Zy6U4_2KEbEvpg0mAP-Sf0psc-7gkpND3dMiBx6eo2PauBTpsRnVMkyDZYqrqumKY-zYaoKbhxrO_A%3D%3D.MwExHP
Specials are relative. Prices seem very high to me.
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Good morning, Dave. It was hot as balls yesterday but I'll take it! Heck, I spend most of my days in a/c anyway.
So how was Providence? First one off to college is a big one!
The actual move went smoother than I'd thought. What sucked is that we only had one elevator pass per student and so I had to make two trips via the stairs to the eighth floor.
Daughter said it wasn't a restful night's sleep because of the heat. Three fans in the small room but it wasn't enough. Lucky for her, there will be more cold than warm during the semester.
So you definitely got your steps in yesterday.
Sucks to hear about the room. Almost as bad as the heat is the mental aspect, knowing there's absolutely no way to get any relief from it while also trying to shut down your mind to sleep.
Just sleep in class like I did.
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Good morning, Dave. It was hot as balls yesterday but I'll take it! Heck, I spend most of my days in a/c anyway.
So how was Providence? First one off to college is a big one!
The actual move went smoother than I'd thought. What sucked is that we only had one elevator pass per student and so I had to make two trips via the stairs to the eighth floor.
Daughter said it wasn't a restful night's sleep because of the heat. Three fans in the small room but it wasn't enough. Lucky for her, there will be more cold than warm during the semester.
So you definitely got your steps in yesterday.
Sucks to hear about the room. Almost as bad as the heat is the mental aspect, knowing there's absolutely no way to get any relief from it while also trying to shut down your mind to sleep.
I imagine they don't allow air conditioners.
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Good morning, Dave. It was hot as balls yesterday but I'll take it! Heck, I spend most of my days in a/c anyway.
So how was Providence? First one off to college is a big one!
The actual move went smoother than I'd thought. What sucked is that we only had one elevator pass per student and so I had to make two trips via the stairs to the eighth floor.
Daughter said it wasn't a restful night's sleep because of the heat. Three fans in the small room but it wasn't enough. Lucky for her, there will be more cold than warm during the semester.
So you definitely got your steps in yesterday.
Sucks to hear about the room. Almost as bad as the heat is the mental aspect, knowing there's absolutely no way to get any relief from it while also trying to shut down your mind to sleep.
I imagine they don't allow air conditioners.
I wonder if they'd allow a dehumidifier. Would definitely help.
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So Tony, got a chance to check out Providence restaurants?
Around college campuses, there generally four types of restaurants. Ones that students frequent, one that students frequent when drunk, ones that students go to on "special occasions" [like first dates], and ones that they will go to when the parents are paying.
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Good morning, Dave. It was hot as balls yesterday but I'll take it! Heck, I spend most of my days in a/c anyway.
So how was Providence? First one off to college is a big one!
The actual move went smoother than I'd thought. What sucked is that we only had one elevator pass per student and so I had to make two trips via the stairs to the eighth floor.
Daughter said it wasn't a restful night's sleep because of the heat. Three fans in the small room but it wasn't enough. Lucky for her, there will be more cold than warm during the semester.
So you definitely got your steps in yesterday.
Sucks to hear about the room. Almost as bad as the heat is the mental aspect, knowing there's absolutely no way to get any relief from it while also trying to shut down your mind to sleep.
I imagine they don't allow air conditioners.
I wonder if they'd allow a dehumidifier. Would definitely help.
They don't usually allow much, no heaters, AC, microwaves, even coffee pots. Fire hazard and uses electricity. Do sometimes allow mini fridges that you can rent from the school.
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Room 101 12th Anniversary cigar was made by AJF this year.
https://atlanticcigar.com/room-101-12th-anniversary-toro-6x50/
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Good morning, Dave. It was hot as balls yesterday but I'll take it! Heck, I spend most of my days in a/c anyway.
So how was Providence? First one off to college is a big one!
The actual move went smoother than I'd thought. What sucked is that we only had one elevator pass per student and so I had to make two trips via the stairs to the eighth floor.
Daughter said it wasn't a restful night's sleep because of the heat. Three fans in the small room but it wasn't enough. Lucky for her, there will be more cold than warm during the semester.
So you definitely got your steps in yesterday.
Sucks to hear about the room. Almost as bad as the heat is the mental aspect, knowing there's absolutely no way to get any relief from it while also trying to shut down your mind to sleep.
I imagine they don't allow air conditioners.
The windows aren't conducive to installing a/c units. It would be extremely difficult to find something that fits.
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So Tony, got a chance to check out Providence restaurants?
Around college campuses, there generally four types of restaurants. Ones that students frequent, one that students frequent when drunk, ones that students go to on "special occasions" [like first dates], and ones that they will go to when the parents are paying.
You nailed it. We're still experimenting but definitely found some worth returning to.
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Good morning, Dave. It was hot as balls yesterday but I'll take it! Heck, I spend most of my days in a/c anyway.
So how was Providence? First one off to college is a big one!
The actual move went smoother than I'd thought. What sucked is that we only had one elevator pass per student and so I had to make two trips via the stairs to the eighth floor.
Daughter said it wasn't a restful night's sleep because of the heat. Three fans in the small room but it wasn't enough. Lucky for her, there will be more cold than warm during the semester.
So you definitely got your steps in yesterday.
Sucks to hear about the room. Almost as bad as the heat is the mental aspect, knowing there's absolutely no way to get any relief from it while also trying to shut down your mind to sleep.
Just sleep in class like I did.
When I was at the University of Arizona, I discovered Astronomy classes. They frequently were held in the on-campus Flandrau Planetarium, or required time spent there. I loved that place. It'd be 105 outside, but the planetarium was air-conditioned, quiet, dark and had really comfortable laid-back chairs. On Friday nights we'd hit the nearest Eegee's frozen lemonade stand, spike the lemonade slushies with Rum, and sneak them in our backpacks into the Flandrau to watch the Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd laser shows. I STILL love that place.
You find ways to beat the heat. ;-)
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Good morning, Dave. It was hot as balls yesterday but I'll take it! Heck, I spend most of my days in a/c anyway.
So how was Providence? First one off to college is a big one!
The actual move went smoother than I'd thought. What sucked is that we only had one elevator pass per student and so I had to make two trips via the stairs to the eighth floor.
Daughter said it wasn't a restful night's sleep because of the heat. Three fans in the small room but it wasn't enough. Lucky for her, there will be more cold than warm during the semester.
So you definitely got your steps in yesterday.
Sucks to hear about the room. Almost as bad as the heat is the mental aspect, knowing there's absolutely no way to get any relief from it while also trying to shut down your mind to sleep.
Just sleep in class like I did.
When I was at the University of Arizona, I discovered Astronomy classes. They frequently were held in the on-campus Flandrau Planetarium, or required time spent there. I loved that place. It'd be 105 outside, but the planetarium was air-conditioned, quiet, dark and had really comfortable laid-back chairs. On Friday nights we'd hit the nearest Eegee's frozen lemonade stand, spike the lemonade slushies with Rum, and sneak them in our backpacks into the Flandrau to watch the Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd laser shows. I STILL love that place.
You find ways to beat the heat. ;-)
That sounds awesome!
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So Tony, got a chance to check out Providence restaurants?
Around college campuses, there generally four types of restaurants. Ones that students frequent, one that students frequent when drunk, ones that students go to on "special occasions" [like first dates], and ones that they will go to when the parents are paying.
You nailed it. We're still experimenting but definitely found some worth returning to.
Ain't this the truth? As a college parent I've now done Moscow, Idaho and Ellensburg, Washington, and I can tell you in both towns where the best burgers and milkshakes are, who's got the best beers on tap, which pizza joints are open late, which bars are careless about ID, and where to get the best steak. Professional tip: the iHop in Ellensburg has absolutely awful service and food. You're better off at Perkins across the street next to the truck stop, and they have pie and decent coffee.
Ellensburg has the best Goodwill thrift store on earth (I bought a pristine Pronto Uomo wool tuxedo there for $25). But in Moscow, the natives go to a place called Tri-State Outfitters, where you can outfit the college student cheaply AND stock up on cases of ammunition, while avoiding the horde of Karens at Walmart.
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Good morning, Dave. It was hot as balls yesterday but I'll take it! Heck, I spend most of my days in a/c anyway.
So how was Providence? First one off to college is a big one!
The actual move went smoother than I'd thought. What sucked is that we only had one elevator pass per student and so I had to make two trips via the stairs to the eighth floor.
Daughter said it wasn't a restful night's sleep because of the heat. Three fans in the small room but it wasn't enough. Lucky for her, there will be more cold than warm during the semester.
So you definitely got your steps in yesterday.
Sucks to hear about the room. Almost as bad as the heat is the mental aspect, knowing there's absolutely no way to get any relief from it while also trying to shut down your mind to sleep.
I imagine they don't allow air conditioners.
I wonder if they'd allow a dehumidifier. Would definitely help.
They don't usually allow much, no heaters, AC, microwaves, even coffee pots. Fire hazard and uses electricity. Do sometimes allow mini fridges that you can rent from the school.
I don't remember if we had any restrictions, though, I'm sure we probably did. But I know everyone had some sort of mini-fridge.
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Good morning, Dave. It was hot as balls yesterday but I'll take it! Heck, I spend most of my days in a/c anyway.
So how was Providence? First one off to college is a big one!
The actual move went smoother than I'd thought. What sucked is that we only had one elevator pass per student and so I had to make two trips via the stairs to the eighth floor.
Daughter said it wasn't a restful night's sleep because of the heat. Three fans in the small room but it wasn't enough. Lucky for her, there will be more cold than warm during the semester.
So you definitely got your steps in yesterday.
Sucks to hear about the room. Almost as bad as the heat is the mental aspect, knowing there's absolutely no way to get any relief from it while also trying to shut down your mind to sleep.
I imagine they don't allow air conditioners.
I wonder if they'd allow a dehumidifier. Would definitely help.
They don't usually allow much, no heaters, AC, microwaves, even coffee pots. Fire hazard and uses electricity. Do sometimes allow mini fridges that you can rent from the school.
I don't remember if we had any restrictions, though, I'm sure we probably did. But I know everyone had some sort of mini-fridge.
The fridge my daughter's roommate brought is almost as big as the one I have at home.
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Good morning, Dave. It was hot as balls yesterday but I'll take it! Heck, I spend most of my days in a/c anyway.
So how was Providence? First one off to college is a big one!
The actual move went smoother than I'd thought. What sucked is that we only had one elevator pass per student and so I had to make two trips via the stairs to the eighth floor.
Daughter said it wasn't a restful night's sleep because of the heat. Three fans in the small room but it wasn't enough. Lucky for her, there will be more cold than warm during the semester.
So you definitely got your steps in yesterday.
Sucks to hear about the room. Almost as bad as the heat is the mental aspect, knowing there's absolutely no way to get any relief from it while also trying to shut down your mind to sleep.
I imagine they don't allow air conditioners.
I wonder if they'd allow a dehumidifier. Would definitely help.
They don't usually allow much, no heaters, AC, microwaves, even coffee pots. Fire hazard and uses electricity. Do sometimes allow mini fridges that you can rent from the school.
I don't remember if we had any restrictions, though, I'm sure we probably did. But I know everyone had some sort of mini-fridge.
The fridge my daughter's roommate brought is almost as big as the one I have at home.
Need lots of room to store all that water and lemonade.
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It's Friday afternoon!
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It's Friday afternoon!
I don't know what that is, but I'm sure it's good.
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Clock punchin' time. Hazzuh!
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It's Friday afternoon!
I don't know what that is, but I'm sure it's good.
And we still don't know. Maybe Raz will do an image search for us.
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It's Friday afternoon!
I don't know what that is, but I'm sure it's good.
And we still don't know. Maybe Raz will do an image search for us.
I really beat the banter to death there for a minute, didn't I?
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It's Friday afternoon!
I don't know what that is, but I'm sure it's good.
And we still don't know. Maybe Raz will do an image search for us.
I really beat the banter to death there for a minute, didn't I?
You gave it your best. There's still a pulse though.
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Mi Barrio
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Just got back from a social at the upper clubhouse tacos, Burritos and margaritas...all good
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Ohio Dave holding it together.
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It's Friday afternoon!
I don't know what that is, but I'm sure it's good.
Adventura.Queens Pearl's.
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Ohio Dave holding it together.
Barely
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Thanx I did get the 10pk