Too Broke To Laugh

It’s Saturday, so tonight I’ll tip a glass of bourbon and light up a Padron Cigar (thanks CraigMack) in honor of my crew rollin’ on the other side.

I’m fucking with you. I have no crew but if I did I would totally listen to this song while reminiscing.

The bourbon and cigar are true, so it’s time to get busy people.

If T.I. and J.T. aren’t your thang then let me introduce you to the musical styling of the Little River Band. Go ahead and reminisce my friends, but don’t forget to tip your cocktail and salute your fallen homies.

Last night I hung out with my buddy BigFoot and we smoked a couple of excellent Perdomo Lot 23 cigars and drank some good whisky, which I can’t remember the name to save my life.

Oh, and ‘Goodies‘ are fantastic!

Where am I? I remember posting a festive Christmas message on the 25th and then nothing. What happened? I recall cigars, music, beer, women, fire, a sheep and lots of Old Whisky River bourbon.

Funny thing is I don’t remember the motorcycle.

My buddy ‘Bigfoot’ enjoys a bourbon and a cigar on the weekend and while I’m not into bourbon, I am loving a good smoke. Bigfoot and I kicked back the other night and lit up a couple of Hoyo de Monterrey Dark Sumatra’s and enjoyed the hell out of them.

The presentation of the cigar is visually appealing, with a cedar liner covering part of the nice dark sumatra wrapper, you get the feeling some care went into these. These are not cheap cigars, but if you want to show someone you don’t screw around, you can’t go wrong with these. The Hoyo de Monterrey Dark Sumatra is a great cigar, easy draw, nice ash and a smooth consistency that stays with you through the very end.

It’s hard to beat a good drink and a nice cigar when you want to settle down on the weekend for some relaxation time (unless you’re getting a rub-and-tug at the local massage establishment). Give the Hoyo de Monterrey Dark Sumatra’s a try, then come back and drop me a comment. You’ve been Sivelized.