Reply to thread

Message

[QUOTE="ClifSpliffy, post: 3876959, member: 9260"]
[IMG]https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0358/7565/products/mydiscountcigar_2267_285829040_large.jpeg?v=1392212077[/IMG]
the preferred family brand was topstone from the day that they opened in the Park City, a million years ago. prolly went down sumthin like this on the farm- 'hey, we're running out of smokes. time to take a ride (horse and buggy) down to the big city to resupply. don't tell the womenfolk, cuz they'll just make us kill the afternoon chasing around dry goods and notions stores to buy frilly stuff when we should be fishing and smokin our topstones.'
i tried some of those way back when an unk stopped at nat sherman's ('we've been coming here since the day he opened!' not me, them. i never heard of that place 'till that topstone day), and they still had some. they tasted like shoes, but as i understand it, they were popular in the nation as an 'everyman's cigar.' there are still topstone boxes in various relatives basements and attics, filled with somebody's 'notions,' like baseball cards, and such. 
coach dan just re-upped. hooray! light one up.
[/QUOTE]

Verification

First name of men's bb coach