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Still Watching My Back
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What do you all do with your empty trubos?
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Still Watching My Back
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The Hebrew Hammer
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Sometimes I used them as impromptu carrying cases for single cigars, for protection.
Otherwise I'll bring em to my Chem Lab just in case I need some more test tubes...
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Workin' at a Cigar Shop
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I just use them to store other singles if I am taking them to the golf course, or on a trip, that way I know they wont get busted up. And I didn't have to pay for a herf-a-dor.
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The Hebrew Hammer
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I thought this too, until I started going to herfs with 15+ sticks. Carrying that many tubos is a PITA.
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The Stranger
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I like to play jokes on other BABOTL's and give them Creamosa's in Davidoff tubos. J/K, they mostly just sit in a box collecting dust. I can't quite bring myself to throw them all away.
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Grrrrrr
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Feeling at Home
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My car has a turbo... :-D
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Adjusting to the Life
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I usually keep my Tubos so that I can store single cigars when I go fishing or other places that might involve some damage to cigar that is not protected. Other then that, I like to look at and cherish them.
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That's a Corgi
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If it's a tubo that has a non-tubo version, I may refill it or I toss them. Some churchill tubos I may save and put a smaller cigar in for travel.
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