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Seiko Presage Automatic Day/Date Power Reserve SARW021

Seiko Prospex 1959 Alpinist Re-Interpretation SBDC147

A bit over the USD1500 budget, Sinn 104 St Sa I B

Before heading home, stuff your gob with a HSP (Halal Snack Pack). Fresh, crispy hot chips, topped with kebab meat (chicken, beef and lamb), melted cheese, then coated in the holy trinity of sauces (chili, garlic and barbecue).

Don't forget to freeze your cigars before adding them to your humidor.

May sound silly, but have you ever considered an exhaust fan mounted in the glass door?

Can't cut a hole in the ceiling and put ducting in to an external wall? May need some pics to see if the problem can be resolved.

As the sticker says, "Not Cuban. Not even a teeny little bit. Really."

@Luca has the Rabbit Air filter and raves about it. He smokes indoors.... now that his gf is currently away with work. Depending on how much you want to spend, you can get a relatively cheap charcoal filter to put in front of an exhaust fan to trap odours. They are similar to the type used in some cheaper rangehoods. Or go overboard and get a professional inline filter set up. No, I don't know why making charcoal out of Australian virgins makes it work any better.

The Xiaomi factory is actually owned by BAIC. A lot of Chinese car factories are now nearly fully automated, with only a small part of human interaction during the build. This is the Changgan factory.

There is an even simpler scoring scale: Great Okay Bad Cuaba

85 is way too high for a dog rocket. A cigar scoring above 90 has hit nearly all the marks, spot on draw and construction, complexity, great flavours, etc. A cigar scoring bewteen 80-90 is a good cigar, nothing stellar, but still a good cigar. May miss a few points for having a fault or two; draw being a bit too tight, construction off, flavour but not much complexity, etc A cigar with a score between 70-80 is average, no complexity, construction/draw/flavour is just ok. More than 2-3 faults. A cigar with a score between 60-70 is sub-par. Many faults but still smokeable....barely. Pitchworthy. A dog rocket has no redeeming features whatsoever. The only thing getting points... they managed to roll it with tobacco... maybe.

It will be interesting to see if Tesla can hold on to their market share this year. Geely (owns Lotus, Volvo, Polestar plus a few other brands) is also coming out with an EV for their Zeekr brand, though aimed more at MPVs and small SUVs. BYD released the Seal recently in Aus, I actually saw one on the road last week. Can't wait for the Xiaomi EV to hit showrooms in Aus. I wanna see one!

What is it with dogs and sleeping on their backs like that?!?! My lab Hunter used to do that when he was younger. Doesn't do it anymore now that he's 15.

What?!