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Blind trade with LowPro75

Started by Jackal, 10/26/2009 08:21 PM

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Jackal

10/26/2009 08:21 PM
Traded with Rich.  Got some very nice Graycliffs.

Thanks


I'll do what I will and I'll drink what I please
I'll smoke what I like 'till I cough and I wheeze
I'll drink and I'll whore and every pleasure realize
For this time tomorrow I may die

NES Tek

#1
10/26/2009 08:34 PM
Lookin' tasty!!!
 :rocker:
"A good cigar is like tasting a good wine: you smell it, you taste it, you look at it, you feel it - you can even hear it. It satisfies all the senses." - Anonymous

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nwb

#2
10/26/2009 08:57 PM
I don't know if you've had one, but that Graycliff DE is an awesome cigar.

Nice trade  :bigthumbs:

nwb
Chief of Shaft

lowpro75

#3
10/26/2009 10:04 PM
My end of the trade was pretty nice as well.  I'll post pictures when I get the chance.
Guru of Sensitivity.  

The Herf of Havertown.

DonM

#4
10/27/2009 07:38 AM
Looks like you ended up with some nice smokes out of a blind trade!

"The Curmudgeon"












rkarkada

#5
10/27/2009 08:42 AM
Nice trade guys!

mcdimond

#6
10/27/2009 10:06 AM
Good stuff :cheer:
Michael


Fun Fact:
Groucho Marx suffered from insomnia, which he claimed was due to a financial loss in the stock market. When he suffered from insomnia, he used to call people up in the middle of the night and insult them. In the 1950s Groucho was invited to take a tour of the New York Stock Exchange. While in the observation booth, he grabbed the public address system handset and began singing "Lydia the Tattooed Lady". Upon hearing silence coming from the trading floor, he walked into view, was given a loud cheer by the traders, and shouted, "Gentlemen, in 1929 I lost eight hundred thousand dollars on this floor, and I intend to get my money's worth!" For fifteen minutes, he sang, danced, told jokes, and all this time, the Wall Street stock ticker was running blank.

cmmayo

#7
10/27/2009 11:22 AM
hey, is that a TNT Padron Alt at top right?
--Corey

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lowpro75

#8
10/27/2009 11:27 AM
Quotecmmayo - 10/27/2009  12:22 PM

hey, is that a TNT Padron Alt at top right?

It is.  Good eye.
Guru of Sensitivity.  

The Herf of Havertown.

nwb

#9
10/27/2009 11:27 AM Last Edit: 10/27/2009 11:28 AM by nwb
Quotecmmayo - 10/27/2009  12:22 PM

hey, is that a TNT Padron Alt at top right?

I thought the same thing when I saw it!  Definitely looks like one.  And the one next to that looks like a Reposado 96.

nwb
Chief of Shaft

lowpro75

#10
10/27/2009 11:41 AM
Quotenwb - 10/27/2009  12:27 PM

Quotecmmayo - 10/27/2009  12:22 PM

hey, is that a TNT Padron Alt at top right?

I thought the same thing when I saw it!  Definitely looks like one.  And the one next to that looks like a Reposado 96.

nwb

It is a 96 Reposado.  You guys know your cigars.
Guru of Sensitivity.  

The Herf of Havertown.

nwb

#11
10/27/2009 11:47 AM
We are Geeks! :shamebag:

nwb
Chief of Shaft

lowpro75

#12
10/27/2009 07:40 PM
Here was my end of the trade.
Guru of Sensitivity.  

The Herf of Havertown.
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