Forgetful inventory moment? - Page 2 - Cigar Asylum Cigar Forum

Originally Posted by Porch Dweller:
I call this phenomenon "Humidor Archaeology".

Raiders of the Lost Humidor!

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I always consider these "finds" as gifts to myself. It is always a pleasant surprise and I enjoy the cigar(s) that much more.
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Originally Posted by Blak Smyth:
You should kill him and freeze your stash! Don't risk it.

Originally Posted by Devanmc:
He should be left and undisturbed in his slumber, a wild nick cage is very dangerous. Best thing to do is burn the house down and move out of state. I am sorry.

Quite the dilemma.

Looking for gasoline. Do you have a spare room?
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Originally Posted by icehog3:
Quite the dilemma.

Looking for gasoline. Do you have a spare room?

I think we could work something out, it is always sad when a friend has to deal with a Nicolas Cage problem.
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Originally Posted by icehog3:
Quite the dilemma.

Looking for gasoline. Do you have a spare room?

Bob Sagat, that's quality.
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Originally Posted by smokin5:
Nah, it just means you're getting older & more senile.
Welcome to my wo.....what was I saying?

:-)

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Originally Posted by Devanmc:
I think we could work something out, it is always sad when a friend has to deal with a Nicolas Cage problem.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xP1-oquwoL8

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Im getting there. By this time next year I should be suffering from.cigar alzheimers.. :-)
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I keep a rolling inventory spreadsheet that gives me month and date each stick is added or removed. Now I just need the barcode scanner and I am all set!!
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Originally Posted by dijit:
I keep a rolling inventory spreadsheet that gives me month and date each stick is added or removed. Now I just need the barcode scanner and I am all set!!

pfft, you need an RFID that auto-tracks everything

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Originally Posted by CigarNut:
I always consider these "finds" as gifts to myself. It is always a pleasant surprise and I enjoy the cigar(s) that much more.

THIS! It happens periodically when I store mixed singles together in a cab. It's a wonderful experience. One of the end table humis I have is nearly 2-feet deep & I am forever finding pleasant surprises buried in the back. As I get older and fatter, Im not as motivated to squat down and go through my stash, so it makes remembering what's where a bit of a chore. But it also makes for some great finds.
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Cab boxes buried in the back of humis or bottom of coolers are the treasure chests of our obsession....
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Originally Posted by themoneycollector:
pfft, you need an RFID that auto-tracks everything :-)

nah I like to handle my sticks once in a while
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Originally Posted by dijit:
nah I like to handle my sticks once in a while

Careful of that, you'll go blind. Lol.

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Originally Posted by Heavy_d:
Careful of that, you'll go blind. Lol. :-)

Then his whole inventory will be a suprise.

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Now you got me digging through my herfador to see if Roxanne might be in there.. Wishful thinking!!!
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Both are half-full :-) Maybe I should see what is on the bottom of the other side...

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Devan...those two Viajes have aged terribly...send them to me immediately for disposal. :-)
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I actually just finished smoking one out of a box of Partagas NC that I've been aging for about 3 years now.

Accidental aging is the best kind of aging! :-)
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