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Cigar Banter => Daily Cigar Deals Discussion => Topic started by: CigarBanter on September 12, 2016, 12:00:57 AM
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Monday again, already?!? Are there any cigar deals out there today to be had? Join in this discussion and perhaps learn something about cigars 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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Morning all....well, nobody actually, but good morning none the less.
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Gurkha day on the Sis, oh joy!
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Today is Monday, Sept. 12, the 256th day of 2016. There are 110 days left in the year.
Today's Highlight in History:
On Sept. 12, 1960, Democratic presidential candidate John F. Kennedy addressed questions about his Roman Catholic faith, telling the Greater Houston Ministerial Association, "I do not speak for my church on public matters, and the church does not speak for me."
On this date:
In 1814, the Battle of North Point took place in Maryland during the War of 1812 as American forces slowed British troops advancing on Baltimore.
In 1846, Elizabeth Barrett secretly married Robert Browning at St. Marylebone Church in London.
In 1914, during World War I, the First Battle of the Marne ended in an Allied victory against Germany.
In 1938, Adolf Hitler demanded the right of self-determination for the Sudeten (soo-DAYT'-un) Germans in Czechoslovakia.
In 1944, the Second Quebec Conference opened with President Franklin D. Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill in attendance.
In 1953, Massachusetts Sen. John F. Kennedy married Jacqueline Lee Bouvier (boo-vee-AY') in Newport, Rhode Island.
In 1966, "The Monkees" debuted on NBC-TV; "Family Affair" premiered on CBS.
In 1974, Emperor Haile Selassie (HY'-lee sehl-AH'-see) was deposed by Ethiopia's military after ruling for 58 years.
In 1977, South African black student leader Steve Biko (BEE'-koh) died while in police custody, triggering an international outcry.
In 1986, Joseph Cicippio (sih-SIHP'-ee-oh), the acting comptroller at the American University in Beirut, was kidnapped (he was released in December 1991).
In 1995, the Belarusian military shot down a hydrogen balloon during an international race, killing its two American pilots, John Stuart-Jervis and Alan Fraenckel.
In 2000, Hillary Rodham Clinton became the first first lady to win an election as she claimed victory in the New York Democratic Senate primary, defeating little-known opponent Dr. Mark McMahon.
Ten years ago: In a speech in his native Germany, Pope Benedict XVI said Islamic holy war was against God's nature and quoted a 14th-century Byzantine emperor, Manuel II Paleologos, as characterizing some teachings of Islam's founder as "evil and inhuman"; the pope's comments unleashed a torrent of rage across the Islamic world, prompting him to say he sincerely regretted that Muslims were offended. Syrian guards foiled an attempt by suspected al-Qaida-linked militants to blow up the U.S. Embassy in Damascus.
Five years ago: Texas Gov. Rick Perry, the perceived front-runner in the Republican presidential contest, endured an onslaught from seven rivals during a fractious two-hour debate in Tampa, Florida. Texana Hollis, a 101-year-old woman, was evicted from the southwest Detroit home where she had lived for nearly six decades after her son failed to pay the mortgage. (Hollis was allowed to move back into the house in April 2012 through the efforts of Detroit Free Press columnist Mitch Albom and his charity; Hollis died on Dec. 31, 2013 at the age of 103.) A leaking gasoline pipeline in Kenya's capital exploded, killing 119 people, according to the Kenya Red Cross. Novak Djokovic (NOH'-vak JOH'-kuh-vich) beat defending champion Rafael Nadal (rah-fay-ehl nah-DAHL') 6-2, 6-4, 6-7 (3), 6-1 to win his first U.S. Open championship. Leila Lopes of Angola was crowned Miss Universe at the pageant in Sao Paulo. Kurt Ziebart, 91, inventor of the Ziebart automobile rust-proofing process, died in Williamsburg, Michigan.
One year ago: Jeremy Corbyn, a veteran anti-war campaigner known for his unapologetically socialist views, won a landslide victory to lead Britain's opposition Labor Party in one of the country's biggest political shake-ups in decades. Playwright Frank D. Gilroy ("The Subject Was Roses") died in Monroe, New York, at age 89. Flavia Pennetta defeated fellow Italian Roberta Vinci in straight sets, 7-6 (4), 6-2, to become the oldest first-time women's major champion in the Open era; the 33-year-old Pennetta then announced her retirement.
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Today's Birthdays: Actor Freddie Jones is 89. Actor Ian Holm is 85. Former U.S. Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif., is 77. Actress Linda Gray is 76. Singer Maria Muldaur is 74. Actor Joe Pantoliano is 65. Singer-musician Gerry Beckley (America) is 64. Original MTV VJ Nina Blackwood is 64. Rock musician Neil Peart (Rush) is 64. Actor Peter Scolari is 61. Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback is 60. Actress Rachel Ward is 59. Actress Amy Yasbeck is 54. Rock musician Norwood Fisher (Fishbone) is 51. Actor Darren E. Burrows is 50. Rock singer-musician Ben Folds (Ben Folds Five) is 50. Actor-comedian Louis (loo-ee) C.K. is 49. Rock musician Larry LaLonde (Primus) is 48. Golfer Angel Cabrera is 47. Actor-singer Will Chase is 46. Actor Josh Hopkins is 46. Country singer Jennifer Nettles is 42. Actress Lauren Stamile (stuh'-MEE'-lay) is 40. Rapper 2 Chainz is 39. Actor Ben McKenzie is 38. Singer Ruben Studdard is 38. Basketball player Yao Ming is 36. Singer-actress Jennifer Hudson is 35. Actor Alfie Allen is 30. Actress Emmy Rossum is 30. Country singer Kelsea Ballerini is 23. Actor Colin Ford is 20.
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Thought for Today: "Conscience without judgment is superstition." - Benjamin Whichcote, English theologian and philosopher (1609-1683).
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Linda Gray is 76???? :o Looking damn good too!
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Morning People's
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September 12 is … National Chocolate Milkshake Day
Dating from 1885, Chocolate Milk Shake Day celebrates a drink loved by old and young alike. Originally served in bars, a milk shake was an alcoholic concoction of whisky, eggs and cream. If the customer enjoyed the drink, he shook hands and tipped the barman. By 1900, the whisky was replaced with chocolate, vanilla or strawberry syrup. In 1922, a Wahlgreen’s employee added Horlick’s malted milk powder to the mixture and the first malted shake was born. When Steven Poplawski invented the electric blender in 1922, the texture of milkshakes changed from smooth, thick and creamy to the frothy airy consistency loved today.
Celebrate this special day by going out with friends and family for chocolate shakes at a traditional soda fountain or check out recipes and blend some different chocolate shakes at home. And don’t forget the whipped cream!
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good morning Dave and Dave.
Cusano 18 corojo robusto and coffee here.
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dark out this morning.
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Morning Dean, dark as hell here too.
Just a hot cup of hot Cuban expresso roast here.
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Morning Dean, dark as hell here too.
Just a hot cup of hot Cuban expresso roast here.
they still haven't fixed the street light out front of my place since the storm. not that I really care. just didn't realize how much light that thing put out.
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Morning Dean, dark as hell here too.
Just a hot cup of hot Cuban expresso roast here.
they still haven't fixed the street light out front of my place since the storm. not that I really care. just didn't realize how much light that thing put out.
Daylight here now but cloudy. Hell of a thunderstorm here yesterday evening so really wet this morning.
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Morning Dean, dark as hell here too.
Just a hot cup of hot Cuban expresso roast here.
they still haven't fixed the street light out front of my place since the storm. not that I really care. just didn't realize how much light that thing put out.
Daylight here now but cloudy. Hell of a thunderstorm here yesterday evening so really wet this morning.
going to be another day in the 90's with a 30℅ chance of thunderstorms this afternoon. we could use some rain.
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that ceiling fan ain't going to install itself. later guys.
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that ceiling fan ain't going to install itself. later guys.
Later Dean
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Lot of Slackers around here today, old retired farts are the only ones on the move. SHEESH!
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Based on futures trading Looks like a strong downside opening is probably morning for equity markets.
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Morning old farts
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Morning old farts
Morning slacker.
Did you ever get to have a smoke this weekend.
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Laying out my plans for the day.
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Morning old farts
Morning slacker.
Did you ever get to have a smoke this weekend.
One yesterday while watching the Giants game, Nica Rustica. Haven't had one of those in a while, very good
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Morning slackers and old farts. Double points if you're both.
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Morning Bean
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Morning old farts
Morning slacker.
Did you ever get to have a smoke this weekend.
One yesterday while watching the Giants game, Nica Rustica. Haven't had one of those in a while, very good
Nica Rustica is a solid smoke at the $3-3.50 price point Famous has been providing us but they need at least several months of humi time IMHO.
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Morning slackers and old farts. Double points if you're both.
You definitely qualify for both, morning Mark
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good morning Mark and Scott.
it's MONDAY!!!
I love Mondays!!!
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good morning Mark and Scott.
it's MONDAY!!!
I love Mondays!!!
Damn, you got that fan up and running already?
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Laying out my plans for the day.
that's good plan. that's a better plan than most.
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good morning Mark and Scott.
it's MONDAY!!!
I love Mondays!!!
Damn, you got that fan up and running already?
ha. I don't do electrical. waiting on a friend. got light disassembled from ceiling, fans put together and parts layed out ready to go.
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good morning Mark and Scott.
it's MONDAY!!!
I love Mondays!!!
Damn, you got that fan up and running already?
ha. I don't do electrical. waiting on a friend. got light disassembled from ceiling, fans put together and parts layed out ready to go.
Just twist the like color wires together, add wire nuts, done. But be sure to lick your fingers and touch the wires first to be sure the juice is off.
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good morning Mark and Scott.
it's MONDAY!!!
I love Mondays!!!
Damn, you got that fan up and running already?
ha. I don't do electrical. waiting on a friend. got light disassembled from ceiling, fans put together and parts layed out ready to go.
Just twist the like color wires together, add wire nuts, done. But be sure to lick your fingers and touch the wires first to be sure the juice is off.
..... and THAT'S why I don't do electrical.
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dark out this morning.
Funny how that works...
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California Dave has arrived.
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good morning Mark and Scott.
it's MONDAY!!!
I love Mondays!!!
Damn, you got that fan up and running already?
ha. I don't do electrical. waiting on a friend. got light disassembled from ceiling, fans put together and parts layed out ready to go.
Nor do I.
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Lot of Slackers around here today, old retired farts are the only ones on the move. SHEESH!
Hey, I'm not retired... :-\
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Morning Carolina Dave, HomeImprovementsDean, NotSoSpryBean and BeatDallasFish.
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Morning Carolina Dave, HomeImprovementsDean, NotSoSpryBean and BeatDallasFish.
Dallas beat Dallas not Fish or his Giants.
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Mayor must be celebrating Milkshake Day before going to work.
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California Dave has arrived.
Yea, and really no sunlight here....
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Morning Carolina Dave, HomeImprovementsDean, NotSoSpryBean and BeatDallasFish.
Dallas beat Dallas not Fish or his Giants.
And they did it even without Romo.
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RyJ day at the Page and Size Small Fleece Shirts. :o
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Morning Carolina Dave, HomeImprovementsDean, NotSoSpryBean and BeatDallasFish.
Dallas beat Dallas not Fish or his Giants.
Week One I'll take it, last year the Giants beat the Giants but there's no category for that in the standings
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RyJ day at the Page and Size Small Fleece Shirts. :o
I guess they put away the cargo shorts for the year
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Morning Carolina Dave, HomeImprovementsDean, NotSoSpryBean and BeatDallasFish.
Dallas beat Dallas not Fish or his Giants.
Week One I'll take it, last year the Giants beat the Giants but there's no category for that in the standings
W is a W and for the first time in a lot of years they can't blame it on Romo, or even any other quarterback.
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Morning Carolina Dave, HomeImprovementsDean, NotSoSpryBean and BeatDallasFish.
Dallas beat Dallas not Fish or his Giants.
Week One I'll take it, last year the Giants beat the Giants but there's no category for that in the standings
W is a W and for the first time in a lot of years they can't blame it on Romo, or even any other quarterback.
The Giants stopped the run pretty well and had a few drives where they moved it very well. Other that that Dallas should have been up by 14 points
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Markets Open
DOW. - 50 @ 18,036 after being Dow about 75 early.
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Markets Open
DOW. - 50 @ 18,036 after being Dow about 75 early.
Monday, amIright?
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Time to get on with this day.
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Markets Open
DOW. - 50 @ 18,036 after being Dow about 75 early.
Monday, amIright?
Only down 7.00 points now.
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Time to get on with this day.
+1
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Happy late Monday morning, folks.
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Mayor must be celebrating Milkshake Day before going to work.
No milkshakes here. Began the day trying to find a leak in the basement. Turns out my water cooler was busted in the kitchen above.
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Morning, muchachos.
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Mayor must be celebrating Milkshake Day before going to work.
No milkshakes here. Began the day trying to find a leak in the basement. Turns out my water cooler was busted in the kitchen above.
Sounds like a perfect Monday. Morning, Mr. Mayor.
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RyJ day at the Page and Size Small Fleece Shirts. :o
Overdue for a scorcher, the bastiges.
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BitchinBean lull?
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RyJ day at the Page and Size Small Fleece Shirts. :o
What, no XXL fleece?
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Morning Mr. Mayor, Raz and OneWinningOhioTeamCB.
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Time Zone lull.
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Shame LTG isn't here, wanted to thank him for Cleveland helping to make the Eagles look decent in the opener.
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Mayor must be celebrating Milkshake Day before going to work.
No milkshakes here. Began the day trying to find a leak in the basement. Turns out my water cooler was busted in the kitchen above.
Sounds like a perfect Monday. Morning, Mr. Mayor.
Likely a pinhole in the water bottle. I'm having them come to assess the damage to the kitchen floor.
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Shame LTG isn't here, wanted to thank him for Cleveland helping to make the Eagles look decent in the opener.
That was probably the biggest blowout (if you can call it that). A lot of very close games this week. Looking forward to watching my Steelers this evening. I hope there won't be any conflicts with the Real Housewives of East Bumblefuck.
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Box of Uncle Lee has arrived, into the humi for 4 week nap.
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another pain in the butt done.
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Lot of Slackers around here today, old retired farts are the only ones on the move. SHEESH!
Hey, I'm not retired... :-\
are you ever going to be?
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good morning Mark and Scott.
it's MONDAY!!!
I love Mondays!!!
Damn, you got that fan up and running already?
ha. I don't do electrical. waiting on a friend. got light disassembled from ceiling, fans put together and parts layed out ready to go.
Nor do I.
took 3 wiring attempts to finally get it to work.
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RyJ day at the Page and Size Small Fleece Shirts. :o
What, no XXL fleece?
no XL either.
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Good morning / afternoon gents...!
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Mayor must be celebrating Milkshake Day before going to work.
No milkshakes here. Began the day trying to find a leak in the basement. Turns out my water cooler was busted in the kitchen above.
that's we we stopped having Poland Spring deliver. The "free" water cooler done busted on us once.
hello everybody.
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good morning Mark and Scott.
it's MONDAY!!!
I love Mondays!!!
Damn, you got that fan up and running already?
ha. I don't do electrical. waiting on a friend. got light disassembled from ceiling, fans put together and parts layed out ready to go.
Nor do I.
took 3 wiring attempts to finally get it to work.
Reminds me of the time my father installed an electrical receptacle box in the basement. He plugged in a box fan, and said, "Damn look that that thing run... It looks like it could almost take off....?" OH NO, "I wired it 220...!!!!"
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another pain in the butt done.
Nice job. Hope you get to enjoy the fruits of your labor.
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Mayor must be celebrating Milkshake Day before going to work.
No milkshakes here. Began the day trying to find a leak in the basement. Turns out my water cooler was busted in the kitchen above.
that's we we stopped having Poland Spring deliver. The "free" water cooler done busted on us once.
hello everybody.
This is my 4th or 5th cooler. Sheesh.
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RyJ day at the Page and Size Small Fleece Shirts. :o
What, no XXL fleece?
no XL either.
…and with winter coming too.
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another pain in the butt done.
TWSS?
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Lot of Slackers around here today, old retired farts are the only ones on the move. SHEESH!
Hey, I'm not retired... :-\
are you ever going to be?
Very good question. I'm hoping two years.
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Morning Flip and BD. Hope you had an uneventful weekend.
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Morning Flip and BD. Hope you had an uneventful weekend.
We babysat the kids all day Saturday, and made bbq'ed Chicken Wings, Fried Cabbage (Polish dish with cabbage, onions, bacon, and egg noodles,) and beans.... Boy did we fart all night...! Good thing I wasn't smoking a cigar..! We bought the beans from Dollar Tree, Hanover brown sugar bacon for $1 and they were as good as Bushes... :)
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Morning Flip and BD. Hope you had an uneventful weekend.
Hello Dave(s)...
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good morning Mark and Scott.
it's MONDAY!!!
I love Mondays!!!
Damn, you got that fan up and running already?
ha. I don't do electrical. waiting on a friend. got light disassembled from ceiling, fans put together and parts layed out ready to go.
Nor do I.
took 3 wiring attempts to finally get it to work.
Reminds me of the time my father installed an electrical receptacle box in the basement. He plugged in a box fan, and said, "Damn look that that thing run... It looks like it could almost take off....?" OH NO, "I wired it 220...!!!!"
Makes for spectacular splatter when the shit hits it. And nice, even distribution.
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another pain in the butt done.
Nice job. Hope you get to enjoy the fruits of your labor.
San Christobal robusto and sweet tea waiting on ham and scrambled eggs.
🤗
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inspection tomorrow sometime.
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good morning Mark and Scott.
it's MONDAY!!!
I love Mondays!!!
Damn, you got that fan up and running already?
ha. I don't do electrical. waiting on a friend. got light disassembled from ceiling, fans put together and parts layed out ready to go.
Nor do I.
took 3 wiring attempts to finally get it to work.
Reminds me of the time my father installed an electrical receptacle box in the basement. He plugged in a box fan, and said, "Damn look that that thing run... It looks like it could almost take off....?" OH NO, "I wired it 220...!!!!"
Makes for spectacular splatter when the shit hits it. And nice, even distribution.
Hopefully like most, I always thought my dad was perfect. But now that I look back, it's nice to know he made mistakes like I do. Probably less thou. That's not as funny as the time he got drunk and decided to put self-adjusting brakes on the car... He said, "you just back up and tap the breaks and they will adjust their selves. He kept backing up and backing up, until finally he was going about 40mph backwards and slamming on the breaks. Finally he got the phone book out, and found a break place next to a tavern. He took the car there and had a few drinks in the bar while waiting. It turns out that he put the breaks on backwards (drum). The mechanic said he just reversed each break.
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It's time to eat some left over bbq... Later....
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Box of Uncle Lee has arrived, into the humi for 4 week nap.
Smoked one 3 days off the truck yesterday.
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another pain in the butt done.
Nice job. Hope you get to enjoy the fruits of your labor.
San Christobal robusto and sweet tea waiting on ham and scrambled eggs.
🤗
Something sounds out of order here ???
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Thanks Ogie, hope all is well with you.
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Errands done, enjoyed one of my favorite fried seafood joints (Marshwalk) on the Inlet for lunch with son and some of his Inlaws. Fried shrimp and a couple of Sam Adams Octoberfests on draft.
Looked at two condos on the marsh after lunch. Also took a short spin in the Land Cruiser.
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Strong thunderstorms all around the area but dry here at the moment.
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another pain in the butt done.
Nice job. Hope you get to enjoy the fruits of your labor.
San Christobal robusto and sweet tea waiting on ham and scrambled eggs.
🤗
Something sounds out of order here ???
Ham and scrambled eggs...is that what he's calling it now. (I always thought they were eggs sunny side up)
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Errands done, enjoyed one of my favorite fried seafood joints (Marshwalk) on the Inlet for lunch with son and some of his Inlaws. Fried shrimp and a couple of Sam Adams Octoberfests on draft.
Looked at two condos on the marsh after lunch. Also took a short spin in the Land Cruiser.
Dang, boy, you are putting in some retirement practice. When you headed back to commietown?
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another pain in the butt done.
Nice job. Hope you get to enjoy the fruits of your labor.
San Christobal robusto and sweet tea waiting on ham and scrambled eggs.
🤗
Something sounds out of order here ???
I had the SC lit already, lady's timing was off.
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another pain in the butt done.
Nice job. Hope you get to enjoy the fruits of your labor.
San Christobal robusto and sweet tea waiting on ham and scrambled eggs.
🤗
sound good, i had some cold barb-b-qued chicken for breakfast. One of the stores up this way,
had split chicken breasts on sale for $0.99 lb in five pound family packs limit two. So I bought the breasts,
then cut some nice cutlets off of one package, leaving really meaty frames to BBQ, and did the same to the
next package, then cut the cutlets into cubes, which I browned in some olive oil, and made a batch of Chicken Cacciatore. Then I BBQ'ed the frames with some bbq sauce. froze the cutlets, then grilled a couple of ribeye steaks,
I bought at the same time. wife took some of the chicken Cacciatore to work with her over pasta.
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Time for my lunch now too, now that you've all made me hungry.
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another pain in the butt done.
Nice job. Hope you get to enjoy the fruits of your labor.
San Christobal robusto and sweet tea waiting on ham and scrambled eggs.
🤗
sound good, i had some cold barb-b-qued chicken for breakfast. One of the stores up this way,
had split chicken breasts on sale for $0.99 lb in five pound family packs limit two. So I bought the breasts,
then cut some nice cutlets off of one package, leaving really meaty frames to BBQ, and did the same to the
next package, then cut the cutlets into cubes, which I browned in some olive oil, and made a batch of Chicken Cacciatore. Then I BBQ'ed the frames with some bbq sauce. froze the cutlets, then grilled a couple of ribeye steaks,
I bought at the same time. wife took some of the chicken Cacciatore to work with her over pasta.
now I'm hungry again. I may have to bbq some chicken halves.
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chicken lull?
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chicken lull?
Better than a cock lull...
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Errands done, enjoyed one of my favorite fried seafood joints (Marshwalk) on the Inlet for lunch with son and some of his Inlaws. Fried shrimp and a couple of Sam Adams Octoberfests on draft.
Looked at two condos on the marsh after lunch. Also took a short spin in the Land Cruiser.
Dang, boy, you are putting in some retirement practice. When you headed back to commietown?
Saturday
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Had to make a quick drive by a house for sale but it was a dud, as most are.
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Pouring down rain now
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Pouring down rain now
That's good, it scares the farm animals when it pours Up!
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DOW Closed +329 @ 18,340
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Pouring down rain now
That's good, it scares the farm animals when it pours Up!
You been smoking CB's pipe? :)
Afternoon Flip
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Pouring down rain now
That's good, it scares the farm animals when it pours Up!
You been smoking CB's pipe? :)
Afternoon Flip
nope, none of that wacky tabacky for me.
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LFD Double Ligero toro lit with a Sweetwater 420 on the veranda watching it rain.
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scattered thunderstorms moving in here now.
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scattered thunderstorms moving in here now.
Thundering and lightning all over the place here.
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Morning Flip and BD. Hope you had an uneventful weekend.
We babysat the kids all day Saturday, and made bbq'ed Chicken Wings, Fried Cabbage (Polish dish with cabbage, onions, bacon, and egg noodles,) and beans.... Boy did we fart all night...! Good thing I wasn't smoking a cigar..! We bought the beans from Dollar Tree, Hanover brown sugar bacon for $1 and they were as good as Bushes... :)
Econofarts.
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Had to make a quick drive by a house for sale but it was a dud, as most are.
Maybe you can talk Chip and Joanna to take a little trip east and fix it up for ya. There was supposed to be another "Fixer Upper" couple based in Charleston, but don't think they made airtime. Maybe you can get them to do your work before they get too famous.
The show follows Ryan and Krystine Edwards, a married couple with two young boys from Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina, as they use their interior design, construction and real estate expertise to help folks hunt for Charleston homes to completely gut and renovate.
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Morning Flip and BD. Hope you had an uneventful weekend.
We babysat the kids all day Saturday, and made bbq'ed Chicken Wings, Fried Cabbage (Polish dish with cabbage, onions, bacon, and egg noodles,) and beans.... Boy did we fart all night...! Good thing I wasn't smoking a cigar..! We bought the beans from Dollar Tree, Hanover brown sugar bacon for $1 and they were as good as Bushes... :)
Econofarts.
I just can't see getting food....canned, dried whatever at a dollar store or five below. Just not going to take that chance.
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scattered thunderstorms moving in here now.
Thundering and lightning all over the place here.
Just adds to the mood when you have a nice porch or veranda.
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scattered thunderstorms moving in here now.
Thundering and lightning all over the place here.
Just adds to the mood when you have a nice porch or veranda.
Very comfy
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Had to make a quick drive by a house for sale but it was a dud, as most are.
Maybe you can talk Chip and Joanna to take a little trip east and fix it up for ya. There was supposed to be another "Fixer Upper" couple based in Charleston, but don't think they made airtime. Maybe you can get them to do your work before they get too famous.
The show follows Ryan and Krystine Edwards, a married couple with two young boys from Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina, as they use their interior design, construction and real estate expertise to help folks hunt for Charleston homes to completely gut and renovate.
I am just not up to a major re-do project, Chip & Joanna on tv do not represent any form of reality.
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Had to make a quick drive by a house for sale but it was a dud, as most are.
Maybe you can talk Chip and Joanna to take a little trip east and fix it up for ya. There was supposed to be another "Fixer Upper" couple based in Charleston, but don't think they made airtime. Maybe you can get them to do your work before they get too famous.
The show follows Ryan and Krystine Edwards, a married couple with two young boys from Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina, as they use their interior design, construction and real estate expertise to help folks hunt for Charleston homes to completely gut and renovate.
I am just not up to a major re-do project, Chip & Joanna on tv do not represent any form of reality.
Sure they do. There are a number of decent firms that can do quality major overhaul work on budget and in the time allotted.
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Guess people heading home from work and fixin dinner. The real downside to this west coast stuff... I'll be watching the first MNF game during dinner.
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Guess people heading home from work and fixin dinner. The real downside to this west coast stuff... I'll be watching the first MNF game during dinner.
Guess that will make this a Cali disparity lull.
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storms have passed through, a very muggy 89°, EPC 2nd and water going.
chicken halve slow cooking on the grill.
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storms have passed through, a very muggy 89°, EPC 2nd and water going.
chicken halve slow cooking on the grill.
If anything, you have to consider dehumidifying your cigar storage...
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storms have passed through, a very muggy 89°, EPC 2nd and water going.
chicken halve slow cooking on the grill.
If anything, you have to consider dehumidifying your cigar storage...
I have the Black Ice quarters in my humi and they are keeping everything at 70%, the temperature I have a problem with. I had to move the humi close to my A/C unit to keep it below 80°. 🤔
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storms have passed through, a very muggy 89°, EPC 2nd and water going.
chicken halve slow cooking on the grill.
If anything, you have to consider dehumidifying your cigar storage...
I have the Black Ice quarters in my humi and they are keeping everything at 70%, the temperature I have a problem with. I had to move the humi close to my A/C unit to keep it below 80°. 🤔
That's why I love having a basement. Pretty much 70%/70° all year around.
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storms have passed through, a very muggy 89°, EPC 2nd and water going.
chicken halve slow cooking on the grill.
If anything, you have to consider dehumidifying your cigar storage...
I have the Black Ice quarters in my humi and they are keeping everything at 70%, the temperature I have a problem with. I had to move the humi close to my A/C unit to keep it below 80°. 🤔
That's why I love having a basement. Pretty much 70%/70° all year around.
Agreed. Have a number of boxes down there.
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storms have passed through, a very muggy 89°, EPC 2nd and water going.
chicken halve slow cooking on the grill.
If anything, you have to consider dehumidifying your cigar storage...
I have the Black Ice quarters in my humi and they are keeping everything at 70%, the temperature I have a problem with. I had to move the humi close to my A/C unit to keep it below 80°. 🤔
That's why I love having a basement. Pretty much 70%/70° all year around.
very hard to find a basement in Florida Tony.
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storms have passed through, a very muggy 89°, EPC 2nd and water going.
chicken halve slow cooking on the grill.
If anything, you have to consider dehumidifying your cigar storage...
I have the Black Ice quarters in my humi and they are keeping everything at 70%, the temperature I have a problem with. I had to move the humi close to my A/C unit to keep it below 80°. 🤔
That's why I love having a basement. Pretty much 70%/70° all year around.
very hard to find a basement in Florida Tony.
Was gonna say, what's a basement?
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88 deg, feels like 90. Light breeze makes it tolerable enough for a La Duena with water.
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storms have passed through, a very muggy 89°, EPC 2nd and water going.
chicken halve slow cooking on the grill.
If anything, you have to consider dehumidifying your cigar storage...
I have the Black Ice quarters in my humi and they are keeping everything at 70%, the temperature I have a problem with. I had to move the humi close to my A/C unit to keep it below 80°. 🤔
That's why I love having a basement. Pretty much 70%/70° all year around.
very hard to find a basement in Florida Tony.
I know. Just sayin'.
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storms have passed through, a very muggy 89°, EPC 2nd and water going.
chicken halve slow cooking on the grill.
If anything, you have to consider dehumidifying your cigar storage...
I have the Black Ice quarters in my humi and they are keeping everything at 70%, the temperature I have a problem with. I had to move the humi close to my A/C unit to keep it below 80°. 🤔
That's why I love having a basement. Pretty much 70%/70° all year around.
very hard to find a basement in Florida Tony.
I know. Just sayin'.
Florida has soooo many old folks down here the couldn't use the stairs. has nothing to do with the water table like most people think.😏
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storms have passed through, a very muggy 89°, EPC 2nd and water going.
chicken halve slow cooking on the grill.
If anything, you have to consider dehumidifying your cigar storage...
I have the Black Ice quarters in my humi and they are keeping everything at 70%, the temperature I have a problem with. I had to move the humi close to my A/C unit to keep it below 80°. 🤔
That's why I love having a basement. Pretty much 70%/70° all year around.
very hard to find a basement in Florida Tony.
I know. Just sayin'.
Florida has soooo many old folks down here the couldn't use the stairs. has nothing to do with the water table like most people think.😏
Plus no good in a hurricane. Too much limestone here, makes basements cost prohibitive, though when the tornadoes come calling a basement sure would come in handy.
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storms have passed through, a very muggy 89°, EPC 2nd and water going.
chicken halve slow cooking on the grill.
If anything, you have to consider dehumidifying your cigar storage...
I have the Black Ice quarters in my humi and they are keeping everything at 70%, the temperature I have a problem with. I had to move the humi close to my A/C unit to keep it below 80°. 🤔
That's why I love having a basement. Pretty much 70%/70° all year around.
very hard to find a basement in Florida Tony.
I know. Just sayin'.
Florida has soooo many old folks down here the couldn't use the stairs. has nothing to do with the water table like most people think.😏
Plus no good in a hurricane. Too much limestone here, makes basements cost prohibitive, though when the tornadoes come calling a basement sure would come in handy.
And as Tony said, when they don't, it makes a great humidor/wine cellar.
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Tony should be happy. His Steelers seem to have things pretty well in hand.
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In addition to two other nice selections, finished off the evening at Karl Strauss with a Pilsner finished in tequila barrels....10.6%. Now relaxing in the courtyard with a El Gueguense (and no I can't pronounce it).
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Tony should be happy. His Steelers seem to have things pretty well in hand.
I stand corrected on the Philadelphia game being the biggest blowout of the week.
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In addition to two other nice selections, finished off the evening at Karl Strauss with a Pilsner finished in tequila barrels....10.6%. Now relaxing in the courtyard with a El Gueguense (and no I can't pronounce it).
I liked that stick. Need to revisit it. And yes, I can pronounce it; wehwhensay.
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In addition to two other nice selections, finished off the evening at Karl Strauss with a Pilsner finished in tequila barrels....10.6%. Now relaxing in the courtyard with a El Gueguense (and no I can't pronounce it).
Normally a pilsner might be a bit bland, but that one sounds very interesting.
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In addition to two other nice selections, finished off the evening at Karl Strauss with a Pilsner finished in tequila barrels....10.6%. Now relaxing in the courtyard with a El Gueguense (and no I can't pronounce it).
Normally a pilsner might be a bit bland, but that one sounds very interesting.
Agreed, that does sound very good.
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88 deg, feels like 90. Light breeze makes it tolerable enough for a La Duena with water.
66 here in San Diego, bit of an ocean breeze.
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In addition to two other nice selections, finished off the evening at Karl Strauss with a Pilsner finished in tequila barrels....10.6%. Now relaxing in the courtyard with a El Gueguense (and no I can't pronounce it).
I liked that stick. Need to revisit it. And yes, I can pronounce it; wehwhensay.
Cheater!
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In addition to two other nice selections, finished off the evening at Karl Strauss with a Pilsner finished in tequila barrels....10.6%. Now relaxing in the courtyard with a El Gueguense (and no I can't pronounce it).
I liked that stick. Need to revisit it. And yes, I can pronounce it; wehwhensay.
Cheater!
You caught me looking over at Raz' paper?
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hmmmm, tropical disturbance moving into my area tomorrow afternoon.
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hmmmm, tropical disturbance moving into my area tomorrow afternoon.
What's her name?