I saw a couple of the DE Eggs at Cuban Crafters on Wednesday. If you call, talk to Danays, she'll hook you up.
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I saw the sopranos ones at a B&M somewhere out here.
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I have seen the Sopranos box at a local B&M, but i have not even bought them. I have never inquired about the price of them
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Yah me either, I even picked one up and thought that is funny, put it down and moved on. Didn't really have an interest in them at any price but thought it was cool to see.
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Here's a picture of the Soprano's sampler:
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I just recently saw the Sopranos set and the price was about 1/2 what it was whn it came out. I can't remember for the life of me where it was, though.
I'm thinking it was under 100 bucks.
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Easter! :-)
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I've seen them for around $70 before. But I don't wanna spend my money on something I'm not gonna smoke. Looks kinda cool though. And I'm a huge Soprano's fan (the show, not the cigar).
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Here you go...........
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Yea that's where I'm at too. I want them I really do but then I think I could spend that money on some premium cigars that I will actually smoke.
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I have some old boom sticks that are triangle presses. I can't remember who made them but pretty sure it's a brand that faded out with the end of said 90's boom. I can look when I get home if anyone cares. They really are fairly sharp edged triangles though.
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I do care! I would love to see 'em.
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I'll see if I can snap a pic or two, they are kind of a trip!
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Alec-Bradley Trilogy cigars. Which, on the later runs, ceased to be made as triangle-pressed were simply round like most other cigars.
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That's the one. I thought it was a Bradley but I couldn't recall. I bought a fiver of these on cbid just for the novelty (and they were cheap!) and was surprised that it actually wasn't bad. Not so that I wanted to buy more, but an okay cigar.
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Pretty much the same thing here. Bought it for the novelty, smoked one out of curiosity and had similar feelings, they weren't bad, not great, but not bad. I never did buy more either. lol.
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Pepin made pipe cigars?
http://pipesandcigars.com/pipecigar.html
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:-)

I know he made baseball bats, because I have one.
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Here's the Pepin bat.

These were rolled by Don Pepin himself at events.

One of these days I really ought to light it up and see how it smokes. Since the foot of the cigar is the bottom (narrow end) of the bat handle, it should be rather interesting with the higher wrapper to filler ratio.
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If anyone want to part with one, shoot me a PM.
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