Cigars are trail related (was) RE: ;-) RE: [at-l] Interesting tidbit....

[nealb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (William Neal)]

Actually a cigar went into my med kit.  I have not smoked in years*, but I
used the old home remedy for bee stings of a wet cigar.  My dad used it on
me, and it always seemed to work for stings.  So I carried one JIC.

William, The Turtle

PS	And if you are superstitious, many Native Americans offered up
tobacco to the Little People.

*	I gave up smoking to keep my girlfriend who became my wife; who
ended up becoming my "ex".  Now I miss my cigars, cigarettes, tiparellos, my
pipe...

-----Original Message-----
From: W F Thorneloe [mailto:thornel@attglobal.net]
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 3:53 PM
To: RoksnRoots@aol.com
Cc: AT-L@backcountry.net
Subject: Re: ;-) RE: [at-l] Interesting tid bit....


Interesting that you would assume (*^(* means a trail advocate. Even the
capitalization is interesting. By far, this was the most interesting thing
I've read in a while.

Thank you for sharing. Of course, everyone knows that (*^(* means "cigar."
I believe the gentle shell encrusted reptile wished for the opportunity to
find a public relations expert to help promote cigars on another list. We
all know that cigars are off topic on this list. I know that you would
never wish to see off topic issues, such as (*^(* or cigars clutter our
little AT-l.

After all, sometimes as cigar is just a (*^(*

OrangeBug


At 02:11 PM 3/4/03 -0500, RoksnRoots@aol.com wrote:
>        ***     In his excitement Turtle must have forgotten to mention
buying
>a threatened tract to preserve the Trail. I'm sure he intended to mention
>that right after the part about killing Trail advocates...