Eric Found A Matching Unit Infantry man!

Greg B. · 11-24-2012, 07:41 PM

As a 30 year veteran of pipe and cigar I once met a Canadian WW1 vet about 1968. He was gassed in that war and they gave him a year and a half to live. When I met him he was up on the roof of his summer cottage putting down plywood with nails hanging out of one side of his mouth and a cigarette on the other. During WW2 he was a sargent major (they are like a sargent only more vicious LOL) in his son's regiment. He made life absolutely miserable for his kid who was a private because if he didn't the other guys in the troop would have.

I quit smoking about three years ago because it was costing $200/mo. and I didn`t want to push my luck. Cirelaw, did you ever try a Davidoff Special R - made in the Domimican Republic. I liked these better than the Cuban brands I tried.

11-24-2012, 07:41 PM	#1
Greg B. User Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 34 Thanks: 1 Thanked 9 Times in 8 Posts	As a 30 year veteran of pipe and cigar I once met a Canadian WW1 vet about 1968. He was gassed in that war and they gave him a year and a half to live. When I met him he was up on the roof of his summer cottage putting down plywood with nails hanging out of one side of his mouth and a cigarette on the other. During WW2 he was a sargent major (they are like a sargent only more vicious LOL) in his son's regiment. He made life absolutely miserable for his kid who was a private because if he didn't the other guys in the troop would have. I quit smoking about three years ago because it was costing $200/mo. and I didn`t want to push my luck. Cirelaw, did you ever try a Davidoff Special R - made in the Domimican Republic. I liked these better than the Cuban brands I tried.