Blackjack and Cigars

[Warik]

I don't like Cigars, so let's talk about BlackJack. I've played about 5 games of BlackJack starting at $1,000 with $250 bets (fake money of course ) online between yesterday and today. In all 5 games, my bankroll reached $2,000 at least once. In two games, it reached $2,500. In one game, it reached over $4,000. In all 5 games, however, I got cleaned out to $0 because I insisted on playing infinitely. I did, however, double my starting cash in every game.

Why is my hand reaching for my wallet to reach for my American Express card to try this out for real?

-Warik

 

[tyguy]

George-- Do you mind I asking how much profit you make off of all Elitefitness?

 

[natasan]

I do enjoy a glass of Glenfiddich from time to time. If the establishment doesn't have it, then I usually go for The Glenlivet.

My roommate is a much more of the cigar afficionado, but I do have a few Romeo y Julieta's left.

Gambling, however, just isn't my thing. My participation usually just involves enjoying good company and a good drink.

 

[George Spellwin]

George-- Do you mind I asking how much profit you make off of all Elitefitness?

Not at all, since the introduction of the new boards, the site is losing a small fortune. The amout of traffic here has tripled.

We have on a daily basis, close to 30,000 visitors looking at 500,000 pages -- every day. Our bandwidth charges are huge as are the costs for the servers required to keep this site on line.

 

[TxCollegeguy]

where are some of your fav. places to gamble at??

 

[Warik]

Not at all, since the introduction of the new boards, the site is losing a small fortune. The amout of traffic here has tripled.

If you want, you can re-route 1% of that traffic to my boss's website. I'm sure he won't mind, and it would take a little bit of the strain off of your hosting bill. =)

-Warik

 

[fistfullofsteel]

Best buzz I had in my life was when I drank my father's super old aged scotch-whiskey. The buzz felt so good and I slowly went to sleep because I was tired. But when I woke up in the morning I was still buzzing. I didn't feel sick at all. In fact, I felt like I was on cloud nine.


I dig cigars too, I never smoked cuban cigars, but I am dying too. From what I was told from a cigar expert; the more the cigar smells like a barn, the better it is. I have no idea if it is true. How do you tell if a cigar is good, besides from smoking it and the name brand?

Btw, do you dip the cigar in the scotch before you smoke it?

 

[TxCollegeguy]

Cigars depend on your tastes. I prefer Conn. wrapers. The taste is what attracts me to them, cause it's more of a mild taste. I prefer a churchill with a 34 ring

 

[ion]

Occasional "rusty nail" -----50% Scotch and 50% Drambuie (scotch based with some honey, straw, or whatever)
In the mall, I love to cruise the smoke shop refrigerated walk in and smell the aromas, but thats all I can take.

My Science teacher loved to tell the story about how, he could vomit at will, and had season seats right behind a cigar smoker, and how he
told the guy his smoke was getting him sick.
Well you can see how this ends.

Wow, mixing it up with the wizard, I feel like Harry Potter.

 

[TxCollegeguy]

I'm going to buy some Cohiba's before I head to Lake Charles at the end of the month for the Cassinos