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Old 12-17-2005, 03:17 PM   #46
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Nah Me and the user title have had a Professor Higgins - Eliza Doolittle moment.... I've become accustomed to it's face.

Oh, I forgot, the original User Title Wars... hmmm.... I think we one the 'Webs best miscellaneous homoerotic humourous forum content'*

*unless it didn't amuse you, and then we didn't.
OK just making sure.

The creidts and user title change have created a lot of interaction here and added to the expereience. At least for me. Hope that Paul can figure out a way to get something similar in the new software.

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Old 12-17-2005, 05:40 PM   #47
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Confound it, Slopehead! I feel.... dirty and used now. American Football? A game designed for Welsh men who were afraid of sheep. Or something like that

Boy, ya'll sure got alot of credits to get though...
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Old 12-17-2005, 06:01 PM   #48
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Old 12-17-2005, 06:40 PM   #49
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... the Founder's Appreciation bombing run...

thank's again paul for this wonderful place!!
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Old 12-17-2005, 07:43 PM   #50
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not sure if I should put this here or in the worst memories, but the cremosa tamboril face off wont leave my memory and taste buds for a long time
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Old 12-18-2005, 12:26 AM   #51
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I have to say that radar donating his Raffle winnings to Club Stogie was high up there on my list. That was a very generous and thoughtful action from one of the greatest BOTLs on here.
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not sure if I should put this here or in the worst memories, but the cremosa tamboril face off wont leave my memory and taste buds for a long time
I go back and read that thread when I need a lil pick-me-up. Too much fun. Maybe next year we do a different type of comparision.

How about Padron 1926 vs Vegas Robinia.
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Old 12-18-2005, 12:33 AM   #53
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I go back and read that thread when I need a lil pick-me-up. Too much fun. Maybe next year we do a different type of comparision.

How about Pardon 1926 vs Vegas Robinia.
I might need to repeat that several times to make sure I got it right. LOL
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I might need to repleat that several times to make sure I got it wright. LOL
Have gotten into the bad habit of using edit posts as a spell check.
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Old 12-18-2005, 04:04 AM   #55
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I'm only here for a few months, but............
In that short time my favorite memory is Mr.C & Lt. Rich with their CS adopt-a-soldier Christmas offensive.
GREAT JOB GUYS!

Which by the way, I don't think is done yet!
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Old 12-18-2005, 09:42 AM   #57
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I would have to second, or third that of Anita, MsFloydp, the out pour of genoristy to Edisonbird was unbelievable. I was honored to be part of it. Gary, unbelievable gester on your part. To have a friend like that, a friend for life would be one special thing. I bet his last moment's on this Earth were full of great memories. I just hope when My life is over that I can have some lasting memories like that. I never meet Edisonbird, but he seemed like the kind of guy that all the members here at the (Push you over the slope and won't throw a rope Club) are. 2006 will be just as memorable. Peace to all, and as Doc would say, Cheers

(quote) The Edisonbird Run... everyone got together to let a BOTL know how much we all care about him. I hope we helped to make his last few weeks a little brighter. Thank you Gary for giving us that chance.
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Old 12-18-2005, 12:13 PM   #58
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Re: Best Club Stogie Memory of 2005

Best memory - getting to meet Pat, Dan, Steve and Jim online then meeting face to face in Houston monthly herfs.

Most infamous moment - crash back in Sept, when I lost two months worth of (worthless?) credits and such, and got reduced to NooB status again. But I'm over it by now.
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Hands down best moment for me was the SoCal herf, but one incident in particular. When Poker was about to auction off a cigar given to him by a BOTL that passed on and I believe "gorob" was the first to shout out "I'll bid x amount for you to keep it!", the bids went higher and higher and I don't think there was anybody there who wasn't fighting back the urge to shed tears. There truly is a comraderie among cigar smokers unlike any I have ever encountered and I'm happy to be a part of it!
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Re: Best Club Stogie Memory of 2005

Meeting several of our Texas members at the little impromptu herf a few months ago. The big herf in the spring should should be much better! Lots of fun!

Bombing runs......I had a blast putting together the packages and sending them out.

Meeting a few of the members here at some local cigar events, and surprising them with a "happy sack" of stogies. The laughs we shared......

Golfin' and drinkin' and herfin' with that jerk croatan......that's always fun! (What I can remember of it.......we really should look into some sort of 12-step program....)

The Edisonrun bombing run. Wow. What a great cummunity we have here!!

Radar's huge pass with no name. What a treat to be a part of it! Even my wife couldn't believe how many cigars were in those two boxes!! HUGE!!

The various arguments, and "wars" I've had the pleasure to read here. Very entertaining to read through! Sometimes, if it wasn't for this forum, I'd die of boredom at work!



Oh yeah, (Almost forgot) I was mortally wounded when I was the victim of a little springtime bomb

HERE'S TO A GREAT 2006!
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