ChuckMejia
The General
Thats why i always grew up wearing shorts. I knew it! #boycottdenim
And my first cigar was one from Alley Catz in Monterey CA when i was 18. It was infused with cognac i think. I don't remember it much tho.
Your first cigar experience? What cigar? How old? Etc
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And my first cigar was one from Alley Catz in Monterey CA when i was 18. It was infused with cognac i think. I don't remember it much tho.
Funny you don't know the difference between Blue Jeans, denim, and your personal jeans that you inherited from you family. Maybe it it time to go to Google for assistance.
Some people have metabolic disorders that even diet can fix, weight loss in those poor souls, is to fix the metabolic disorder.
icehog3
Outlaw Hockey Biker
Funny you don't know that the inherited ones are spelled "genes".
Maybe time for "Spelling Google"?
ChuckMejia
The General
lol I'm laughing so hard i died twice. But I'm back now.Funny you don't know that the inherited ones are spelled "genes".
Maybe time for "Spelling Google"?
icehog3
Outlaw Hockey Biker
Like as in you "died your jeans another color"?lol I'm laughing so hard i died twice. But I'm back now.
ChuckMejia
The General
lolsLike as in you "died your jeans another color"?
stop it, I'm going to pass out.
I just cut up a papaya. So many people hate papaya... i think its amazing!
Glassman
Glass Gars Guns Garden
Just in case anyone didn't pick up on that, that would be "dyed"....Like as in you "died your jeans another color"?
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ChuckMejia
The General
Back in 1952 there was only one... died lololololJust in case anyone didn't pick up on that, that would be "dyed"....
icehog3
Outlaw Hockey Biker
You can be really good at something, and still not want to do it for a living.
Must be in the jeans.
ChuckMejia
The General
My trolling skills were passed down from family jeans. But i gotta chill with the trolling. I like this board too much so I'm chillllling.You can be really good at something, and still not want to do it for a living.
icehog3
Outlaw Hockey Biker
I'll chill witcha, Chuck. As hard as it will be to keep my fingers quiet.
If there were actual grammar police around here, we'd see a few folks locked up as repeat offenders. There have been several times I have had to bust out Google Translate, while reading posts on here.
Btw, my memory sucks, but I'm pretty sure my first cigar was a standard issue Swisher Sweet, before the flavored crap came out. The blunt size, minus the extra filling. I remember smoking the cigarillo sized ones, all the time, during tech training. A buddy and I would hit the tobacco store, in Wichita Falls, and kick back with a cigar.
Btw, my memory sucks, but I'm pretty sure my first cigar was a standard issue Swisher Sweet, before the flavored crap came out. The blunt size, minus the extra filling. I remember smoking the cigarillo sized ones, all the time, during tech training. A buddy and I would hit the tobacco store, in Wichita Falls, and kick back with a cigar.
You can be really good at something, and still not want to do it for a living.
The nice thing is being in a position not having to work, but working by choice at something you like is getting up to being happy to go to work.
I never did well english in school, think it was my worst subject, but some how even with that handicap retired at a young age.
I’m just sitting back smoking enjoying this whole thread. 
These. My grandfather, who turned 95 in February, has been smoking these since he came back from the Korean War. He is one of the reasons I started smoking cigars. He always had one chewing on it or smoking it. So when I was about 12 i asked for one and he said sure here you go. I had the sense not to inhale and it was all downhill from there.
On my 18th birthday, in 2000, I went to the local B&M, I still buy smokes from him to this day and have a lifetime locker there, and bought some Macanudo and baccarat cigars. I went to my dads house and he broke out 2 Cuban perfectos that were perfectly rolled and amazing! It was paired with a 20 or 30 year old cognac. I remember thinking the cigar is great but I don’t know about the cognac. Lol. We sat on the back porch smoking and drinking. It was a great day. That was one of the last times he could smoke. He had a brain aneurism shortly there after and could / can no longer smoke due to the stints and concern for his brain. But I got that memory at least. Been smoking ever since.
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icehog3
Outlaw Hockey Biker
No, I'm Unpossible!That's unpossible!
From one early retiree to another, Congratulations!
