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:-)
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Calcium oxide (CaO), commonly known as quicklime or burnt lime, is a widely used chemical compound. It is a white, caustic, alkaline crystalline solid at room temperature.
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:-) :-)
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Best answer yet! :-)
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Obviously related to thermal
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i get so many people asking if we carry cow's at the shop that i dont get surprised any more how many ways there are to mispronounce 3 letters

stearns
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"Dude, we can't carry cows... They weigh like 800 pounds! Maybe a small goat or a few chickens, but cows? No way...."
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not to mention the smell they would make in the walk-in, all our cigars would be flavored!

stearns
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Easier to pronounce than Tatuaje.
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Barnyard?
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Don't give Gurkha any ideas.
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Played golf earlier this year with a guy that told me if I wasn't smoking COWS then I was missing out. :-)
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Who bought the cows, was it general cigar or swiss match or does swiss own general or how the heck does that work?
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Yeah, it's convoluted enough that I had to go double check the dates.

So, insert theme to The Brady Bunch tv show here...

2005: Swedish Match finishes acquisition of General Cigar.
2007: Henri Wintermans, a subsidiary of Scandinavian Tobacco Group A/S (STG), acquires CAO & Torano.
2007: Swedish Match acquires Cigars International and associated holdings.
2010: Swedish Match merges with STG. STG retains controlling interest so company name remains Scandinavian Tobacco Group.
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This thread is great!!
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Everybody Polka!
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I <3 Polka...
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That's disturbing!! :-)
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Thanks Adam. I missed the whole STG merger, never heard word one. I'm less confused now, but I'm not sure what the odds of retaining any of it are. :-)
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