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Bebs

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Certainly glorious today Brian.
I've cut my grass and been out in the Boxster with the roof down.
Lovely Phil, hope you had a nice blast in the sun.
Few jobs to do here, including installing a new wood burner so took the van down here this time.
 

philw696

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Lovely Phil, hope you had a nice blast in the sun.
Few jobs to do here, including installing a new wood burner so took the van down here this time.
Certainly did the roads were very quiet as I'm guessing most of the farmers are around Paris.
Had the Boxster 3.2 S for 5 years and still puts a smile on my face.
Enjoy your time here.
 

Goodfella

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@Bebs Are you acquainted with the Sahakian father & son duo? (one can’t imagine the answer to this question being no..)

I could listen to them tell cigar stories all bloody day..
 

Bebs

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@Bebs Are you acquainted with the Sahakian father & son duo? (one can’t imagine the answer to this question being no..)

I could listen to them tell cigar stories all bloody day..
Yes I know Edward extremely well, have enjoyed countless lunches and dinners in his company over the years. I first met him around 1995 when I needed a box of Cuban Davidoff Dom Perignon authenticated. I brought it with me from the humidor at Christie’s to his shop in St James’s. Rather than just authenticate, he promptly went downstairs to his treasure chest of cigars and fetched a genuine Dom Perignon for me to smoke there and then in his shop, so that I would recognise it the next time I came across a box (very rare even then at around £250 stick)
Such a gentleman.
Saw him on December 4th last year, at the annual London smoker of the year award.
His son Eddie was working in the city back then and at the time was not involved in the cigar business, so I know him less well.
There are some great YouTube clips of them as you rightly say.
 

Goodfella

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Yes I know Edward extremely well, have enjoyed countless lunches and dinners in his company over the years. I first met him around 1995 when I needed a box of Cuban Davidoff Dom Perignon authenticated. I brought it with me from the humidor at Christie’s to his shop in St James’s. Rather than just authenticate, he promptly went downstairs to his treasure chest of cigars and fetched a genuine Dom Perignon for me to smoke there and then in his shop, so that I would recognise it the next time I came across a box (very rare even then at around £250 stick)
Such a gentleman.
Saw him on December 4th last year, at the annual London smoker of the year award.
His son Eddie was working in the city back then and at the time was not involved in the cigar business, so I know him less well.
There are some great YouTube clips of them as you rightly say.
Glorious stuff.