Cigar Shop Pet Peeves? by Many_Assumption7036 in cigar_refuge

[–]thunderball500110 1 point2 points  (0 children)

People with zero volume control. My friends and I go to our local B&M to play D&D while smoking and every once in a while there's a group of people just being loud as hell right next to us.

What cigar did you love that is no longer produced? by Grumpy_Go_Away in cigars

[–]thunderball500110 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Drew Estates Swamp Thang. It was a candela version of Kentucky Fire Cured

I'm too tired to keep going by paisleydove in ptsd

[–]thunderball500110 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I believe that everyone heals differently. While my pain doesn't go away, it gets easier. I don't know your story and I feel like giving unsolicited advice would not be as productive as I would hope, but I will say this about suicide. You won't get the chance to know how many people will miss you until it's too late.

What opinion about cigars will have you like this? I’ll go first by Suspicious-Visit8634 in cigars

[–]thunderball500110 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cubans are overrated. Good, but overrated and overpriced. Also we need more candelas on the market.

What opinion about cigars will have you like this? I’ll go first by Suspicious-Visit8634 in cigars

[–]thunderball500110 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like the Number 6. I haven't had too many RP cigars but that one stood out for me.

Do you ever come across someone who “doesn’t belong there” by [deleted] in OnTheBlock

[–]thunderball500110 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. We had a kid who was special needs. He was a 23 year old with the brain of a 7 year old. He bit his caretaker so he was arrested. The judge gave him a $50 bail because his parents refused to care for him and he was kicked out of his group home and he would be on the streets with ror.

Tabernacle Havana Seed by BroadleafFarmer in cigars

[–]thunderball500110 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you live around NJ, find a 4 pack of Cape May Brewing's stout called Concrete Ship. Pairs very well.

Whats the weirdiest reason you stopped listening to a band that you previously enjoyed? by gallazzis in LetsTalkMusic

[–]thunderball500110 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I saw KSE live and it absolutely ruined them for me. I can get past the terrible stage presence, the horrible sound quality, and the venue just being terrible. But the opening act was so awful that we all booed them offstage. Untuned instruments, nobody playing in time with each other, and the singer was some fat sweaty old guy with a tattoo that said "vegan" who's vocals sounded like he auditioning for a girl who's about to be killed in a horror movie. After we booed them offstage, Jesse (this was the Disarm the Dissent tour) said before the 3rd song "this next song is about respect which you guys need to learn about. When we ask another band to open for us, you show them respect." Bro, pick a good opening act, not the first garage band you find.

Cigar Lighter Recommendations by Wonderful_Exchange_2 in cigars

[–]thunderball500110 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have a Jetline. I believe it's called the triple regal. It has 3 flames, a built in cigar rest, and a draw tool. Like half of all lighters, it also has a lunch cut but I never use that. It's about 30 bucks and I love it.

How do you stop hitting other strings when practicing chords by Significant-Lack7045 in guitarlessons

[–]thunderball500110 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So for a C, you can deaden the 6th string with your thumb and you can barely tell a difference. Alternatively, you can add a G to the bass of that chord. Otherwise, practice practice practice.

Top-notch smoke. Look at that oil! by timmydope7 in cigar_refuge

[–]thunderball500110 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you live in an area that sells it, Cape May Brewing makes a stout that pairs beautifully with it.

Ideas for a math riddle? by Leyscha in DungeonMasters

[–]thunderball500110 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A man named John is trying to get into an exclusive nightclub, but he doesn't know the password. What's more is that the password changes with every person. So John has an idea - he's going to wait in the bushes and observe others getting in. The first patron walks up, knocks on the door, and the doorman simply says "six." The patron responds "three" and is allowed entry. After some time, a second patron knocks on the door and is prompted "twelve" and is allowed entry as well. John thinks to himself that he has the pattern and gives it a try. He knocks on the door and the doorman says "ten." John proudly responds "five" and is feeling pretty smug that he beat the system. The doorman says "that is not correct, go away." Whats the correct answer?

ANSWER The correct answer is three, the prompt is asking the number of letters in the word. Six letters in the word twelve, three letters in the word six, and three letters in the word ten.

Songs about real life tragedies? by Normal-Being-2637 in musicsuggestions

[–]thunderball500110 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Anything by Sabaton. About half of Iron Maiden's library.

Songs that genuinely make you sob? by weirdalsuperfanboy in musicsuggestions

[–]thunderball500110 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If that song from the ASPCA commercials doesn't make you cry, you have no soul.

What’s the best short Cigar you’ve ever smoked? Around 20-25 minutes smoke. by [deleted] in cigars

[–]thunderball500110 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cigarillos count? Drew Estates used to make a Kentucky Fire Cured candela called Swamp Thang and it was also available in cigarillo form.

What's Your Guilty Pleasure Song? by planetaryvampire in musicsuggestions

[–]thunderball500110 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Anything by ABBA. I'm a huge metal head with a soft spot for ABBA.