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Okay that makes a little more sense. I spent some time in the Baptist camp and it struck me as a funny thought. But yes if we're talking the pleasure-loving monogomist I am a very lucky guy, as I managed to nab one myself, after a close call with her best friend. :duck:
So, yeah, take a break man! I thought I was busy trying to go to school, play in two bands, teach guitar, finish building the house I live in, help my Aunt and Uncle run a Gunshow, and all the while trying to jump into the family real-estate business. Oh, and my wife and I just had our first kid. Wow it sounds like I could use a break myself. :scatter:
So, being one of "those types" myself I have to ask: What's your favorite whiskey and cigar?
So, yeah, take a break man! I thought I was busy trying to go to school, play in two bands, teach guitar, finish building the house I live in, help my Aunt and Uncle run a Gunshow, and all the while trying to jump into the family real-estate business. Oh, and my wife and I just had our first kid. Wow it sounds like I could use a break myself. :scatter:
So, being one of "those types" myself I have to ask: What's your favorite whiskey and cigar?
right on , dude
I have had the pleasure of W.L. Weller, and I love it! My "usual" bourbon is Wild Turkey, or Jimmy Beam in a pinch. Now as far as Scotch goes, Johnnie Black (or Red for that matter) without question. I love Thompson cigars also, and have an uncle who smokes them and nothing else. (They have such a wide variety he says he just doesn't need to buy anything else) If you ever get a chance to try La Flor Dominicana cigars they are an excellent smoke. My favorite is a smaller size (I forget what they call it) that starts medium-sized at the lit end, and tapers down as it goes, so you get a very smooth smoke that does not get as harsh towards the end.
Now your story about the "reflexive aversion" hits home, since it was one of the reasons my family got un-involved with the Baptist church. (Among other things we won't go into) But the hypocrisy (your point about the NyQuil is great!) is something that always bugs me. Not that I'm perfect by any stretch, but blatant double standards....oooh... :hot: :headbang:
Okay better now
Anyway I am rambling. So, yeah and if you like blended whiskey I dare you to find a better one than Crown Royal! (That way I can go out and try it )
Peace,
John
I have had the pleasure of W.L. Weller, and I love it! My "usual" bourbon is Wild Turkey, or Jimmy Beam in a pinch. Now as far as Scotch goes, Johnnie Black (or Red for that matter) without question. I love Thompson cigars also, and have an uncle who smokes them and nothing else. (They have such a wide variety he says he just doesn't need to buy anything else) If you ever get a chance to try La Flor Dominicana cigars they are an excellent smoke. My favorite is a smaller size (I forget what they call it) that starts medium-sized at the lit end, and tapers down as it goes, so you get a very smooth smoke that does not get as harsh towards the end.
Now your story about the "reflexive aversion" hits home, since it was one of the reasons my family got un-involved with the Baptist church. (Among other things we won't go into) But the hypocrisy (your point about the NyQuil is great!) is something that always bugs me. Not that I'm perfect by any stretch, but blatant double standards....oooh... :hot: :headbang:
Okay better now
Anyway I am rambling. So, yeah and if you like blended whiskey I dare you to find a better one than Crown Royal! (That way I can go out and try it
)Peace,
John
I doubt if any of us could say that there is nothing we do that is not a little unnecessary. And like John says it's a matter of what you permit yourself. (I'll bet there are a lot of Demo's out there who would say that things like guns are "unnecessary")
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