"Oh and as a side note, the price point isn't bad either. A 5 pack of Tabak usualy costs be between $17-$20 depending on the size I pick."
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Modern lack of civility and manners?
Started this discussion. Last reply by JonEdanger Mar 20, 2012. 62 Replies 0 Likes
Hello gents. Has civility vanished from our culture?Here's a list of modern-day observations of incivility that just plain make my blood boil. Some have been around a while but most are recent. I'd…Continue
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Matt replied to A L Stein's discussion Name brand cigars vs. Brand X in the group The Lounge"Ah a fellow Cigar fan. I have noticed something similar but I do have to note, more expensive cigars have a habbit of also being heavier cigars, if we talk strictly name brands that seems to corrilate pretty well though isn't always the case.
I…"
"Great post Ben. My dad was a grease monkey and had a shop/garage. However, I was still quite young to understand what he was doing and frankly I wanted to play with my toy soldiers instead. Now I kick myself years later for not hanging out…"
"Well in my limited expirience, it may have to with the cost of the best cigars in comparison to an entry level cigar, one sets a really high bar as far as what one expects. Where i grew up the local entry level Cigar is called Cafeteros, the…"
"I agree. However, it should be a watch from someone who specializes in watches...period."
"Aside from the ear-bleeding volumes of this genre, one of the problems is most men the world over don't have 'viking roots'. As far as 'hunter instinct' you could make the case that African and Latin-American music…"
"Great post, Josh. Usually anything labelled "classic" is pleasing to the ear and works; classic rock, classic r&b, classic country, etc... and requires some form of concentration and reflection. Anything with a great bassline and…"
"I love Old Spice, Pinaud and my priciest but classiest: Geo. F. Trumper's "Spanish Leather". Trumper's is the manliest hang out in London. Go there sometime."
"Woow! Attention moderators: So I'm guessing most of these regulars here are
1. Trolls
2. The 1%
3. Unemployed
4. Living with mom and dad"
"Not taking it "personally". Gotta get back to work. Ciao."
"Thanks professor. I'll await your next grunt."
"Did you read the first paragraph?"
"Hmmm. Interesting. Of course, Rush Limbaugh is just an entertainer and most of his flock have probably never taken a critical thinking class.
In my opinion, the tables have turned on that so-called image of women since John Lennon decided to stay…"
"I forgot to add that sweating profusely, even at cool, mild temperatures could be a sign of very high blood pressure. Get that checked."
"Phew!! Failed drummer in high school. But I do play guitar, though not as well as I used to."
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