Journey to the end of the slope, a pictoral essay

OLS · 09-17-2009, 09:53 AM

Dave, thank you so much for posting that pic again. Well, actually, that is a much
more modern pic than the ones I remember. But I always lamented losing the pics I saved
from the first time you posted that behemoth. It is kind of a holy shrine for me. I get the
same feeling looking at it that I got at the grand canyon.

Also, I am afraid you are right. Although I have been succesful at avoiding the order forms
for MONTHS, it is always down to storage at the end. I have no intention of getting more
storage for now. And the prices are only OK these days. But at any moment, I could revert.
Because storage is a fungible thing.

By the way, please tell me that is NOT a Lincoln Memorial humidor....I thought the one on the
left was a laundry basket at first, lol.

09-17-2009, 09:53 AM	#11
OLS Suck It Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Brad Location: TN Posts: 7,912 Trading: (19)	Re: Journey to the end of the slope, a pictoral es Dave, thank you so much for posting that pic again. Well, actually, that is a much more modern pic than the ones I remember. But I always lamented losing the pics I saved from the first time you posted that behemoth. It is kind of a holy shrine for me. I get the same feeling looking at it that I got at the grand canyon. Also, I am afraid you are right. Although I have been succesful at avoiding the order forms for MONTHS, it is always down to storage at the end. I have no intention of getting more storage for now. And the prices are only OK these days. But at any moment, I could revert. Because storage is a fungible thing. By the way, please tell me that is NOT a Lincoln Memorial humidor....I thought the one on the left was a laundry basket at first, lol.