You should have suggested that to him at the Shack. :-)
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Got mine today and ashinit tonight!!
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i agree completely. They could be curved more.
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My local B&M sold me a stinky for $30....I bought it. Needed a good ashtray. They had a 8 finger stinkey but that'd ridiculous.
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Mine showed up in the mail today! :-) Within an hour or two it already had a dead Boli PC in it. I had to season it, right? :-)
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Yeah I hear you should season them a few times .....once isn't enough.
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I didn't know he was at Shack :-)

What is his name and username?
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I said the same thing in a thread a couple years ago (at CL I think). And one of the responses was "Why would you want to smoke in the wind".:-):-)
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Got mine yesterday! havn't had a chance to break it in yet but I am pumped.:-)
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I had seen these for a while and never pulled the trigger. I bought one of these due to the price and got it yesterday. I have to say that tonight I'm using it for the first time and I love it. I'm seasoning it now. :-)
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Got it last night and will break it in tonight... Great price made me pull the trigger... now if I can only trust those stirrups..... I still think the cigar will fall off with a little breeze...
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It will...
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I was outside the other day and it was windy....wasn't an issue. I was smoking a My Father Petit LeBijou which is small.
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It actually depends. I have used my stinky 5-6 times now since getting it. I have noticed that larger ring cigars (54-60+) will fall off in the slightest breeze, but smaller cigars (46-52ish) will stay put even in a moderate breeze. It must have something to do with the size of the cigar.
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Good to know. I was smoking a Brazilia Gol at the time.
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For those who are having issues with the wind. :-)

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