Rabidsquirrel 12:16 PM 05-30-2009
Look for an Anchor Hocking glass ashtray from the 60s. They're on eBay all the time and come in three sizes and about 5 colors. I'm working on collecting all of them.
:-)
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acarr 01:24 PM 05-30-2009
Originally Posted by SmokinApe:
Clay flower pot with pea gravel...
I was going to say the dirt or the grass. It provides great fertilizer.
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kelmac07 03:53 PM 05-30-2009
Just got my "Stinky" today...great cheap ashtray.
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bigloo 06:48 PM 05-30-2009
Just ordered the stinky. I liked the fact it should be lighter then a big glass ashtray, I can rinse it with a hose every few smokes and be done with it. Thanks for the good deal on the GB.
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kelmac07 07:35 PM 05-30-2009
It is extremely light and durable (stainless steel). I too liked the idea of not having to worry about as heavy glass ashtray and just rinsing it out when done. Low maintenance.
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bigloo 12:05 PM 06-05-2009
Mine arrived too... once you have one of these it is easy to see why they rock... like a Palio, made by cigar folks for cigar folks... nice ashtray and recommended.
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b0rderman 12:30 PM 06-05-2009
BigAsh 03:24 PM 06-05-2009
bigloo 03:32 PM 06-05-2009
Nope, still going on.... PM Dunng.
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Jack Straw 03:59 PM 06-05-2009
The Poet 04:25 PM 06-05-2009
Why not just pry a hubcap off your neighbor's car? You never liked him anyway.
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Volusianator 04:35 PM 06-05-2009
Originally Posted by WildBlueSooner:
:-) I love my stinky!
I have four of them, fantastic trays!
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cleggstore 02:54 PM 06-19-2009
Originally Posted by smokin5:
Seriously, though, I recommend you hit up your local Goodwill or Salivation Army or AmVets or similar-type thrift store & grab a nice good old-fashioned glass or ceramic cigar ashtray. If you don't find one the first time, you will on your second trip.
I was about to make my last JR cigar plug of the week, they have a couple deals on their website wherein you buy a certain box of cigars and get a free ashtray, or get the crystal one for 20 extra...BUT, this suggestion is the best one, Amvets, Salvation army, Goodwill, they all make very good use of the money you spend there, in times like these you owe it to yourself to shop there one in a while, AND there are good ties there too. That way you can PICK the ties you want rather than have people GIVE you ties you don't want.
You'd be quite surprised at what you will find that you want if you allow yourself to walk through there.
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