How does Ccom pick the daily deals?

4bob4

Matt Marvel

I think it has to do with what is in stock and how prices are adjusted due to the market and a bunch of other economic stuff. If I remember correctly, that's what I read on here once. I'm not really sure though.

jeff_connors

They phone me. Sometimes I am too busy, and they do some tea leaf reading, or tarot cards if they are not thirsty.

Renaissance_Man

jeff_connors:

They phone me. Sometimes I am too busy, and they do some tea leaf reading, or tarot cards if they are not thirsty.

I thought they were supposed to call me when you are not available?!!! What is going on here!?!

gmill880

A dwarf living in a tobacco plant (think keebler elf) comes out each night at 11:45 PM and gives a CCOM worker the list for the next day ...

betasynn

gmill880

jeff_connors

gmill880

Renaissance_Man

You guys are disgusting! First of all it is NOT a dwarf! It is an ELF! Big difference there! Note it! Second - here is a photo of the elf - ELF

4bob4

Did you google cigar elf? As for the economic mumbo I figured that's what it was but didn't know if there was a determination ahead of time and if there was a way of finding out. I'd be inclined to skip a meal to save some money for some smokes that I knew I wanted to try if I knew they were coming out.

zoom6zoom

They also have a little gizmo that tells when you have just spent all your extra cash on something else....

kingjk729

Iam sure its a complex process in selecting the perfect cigars for the daily deal and i bet there are some quantum physics and crazy equasions to Inverse trigonometric functions are also known as arc functions. Just as there are 6 trigonometric functions, there are also 6 trigonometric arc functions - arc sine, arc cosine, and so on. The arc function means the angle whose trigonometric function equals a specific value. Stating this another way, if the trigonometric function of ? y = x, then the arc function of x is ? y. For example, the arc sine of 0.64279 is 40°. If we graph the trigonometric functions (see below), we see that each of the six trigonometric arc functions can have 2 values. For example, looking at the sine graph we can see that the arc sine of .5 can be 30° or 150°. Looking at the tangent graph, the arc tangent of 1.732 can be 60° or 240°. We stated above that the arc sine of 0.64279 is 40° but it is also 140° If we call one arc function value ?y and we call the second arc function value ?y2 then we have these 6 formulas for determining the second arc function values: ANSWER = Don Peppin Garcia Blue 5 pack for 19.95 Tommorows daily deal is done for you guys

jeff_connors

kingjk729:

Iam sure its a complex process in selecting the perfect cigars for the daily deal and i bet there are some quantum physics and crazy equasions to Inverse trigonometric functions are also known as arc functions. Just as there are 6 trigonometric functions, there are also 6 trigonometric arc functions - arc sine, arc cosine, and so on. The arc function means the angle whose trigonometric function equals a specific value. Stating this another way, if the trigonometric function of ? y = x, then the arc function of x is ? y. For example, the arc sine of 0.64279 is 40°. If we graph the trigonometric functions (see below), we see that each of the six trigonometric arc functions can have 2 values. For example, looking at the sine graph we can see that the arc sine of .5 can be 30° or 150°. Looking at the tangent graph, the arc tangent of 1.732 can be 60° or 240°. We stated above that the arc sine of 0.64279 is 40° but it is also 140° If we call one arc function value ?y and we call the second arc function value ?y2 then we have these 6 formulas for determining the second arc function values: ANSWER = Don Peppin Garcia Blue 5 pack for 19.95 Tommorows daily deal is done for you guys

You forgot the hyperbolic functions guy!!!! g-d, that changes everything!!!!...don pepin series JJ torp 19.95!!!

clearlysuspect

kingjk729:

Iam sure its a complex process in selecting the perfect cigars for the daily deal and i bet there are some quantum physics and crazy equasions to Inverse trigonometric functions are also known as arc functions. Just as there are 6 trigonometric functions, there are also 6 trigonometric arc functions - arc sine, arc cosine, and so on. The arc function means the angle whose trigonometric function equals a specific value. Stating this another way, if the trigonometric function of ? y = x, then the arc function of x is ? y. For example, the arc sine of 0.64279 is 40°. If we graph the trigonometric functions (see below), we see that each of the six trigonometric arc functions can have 2 values. For example, looking at the sine graph we can see that the arc sine of .5 can be 30° or 150°. Looking at the tangent graph, the arc tangent of 1.732 can be 60° or 240°. We stated above that the arc sine of 0.64279 is 40° but it is also 140° If we call one arc function value ?y and we call the second arc function value ?y2 then we have these 6 formulas for determining the second arc function values: ANSWER = Don Peppin Garcia Blue 5 pack for 19.95 Tommorows daily deal is done for you guys

Wow! I really hope you copied and pasted all that!

Renaissance_Man

clearlysuspect:

kingjk729:

Iam sure its a complex process in selecting the perfect cigars for the daily deal and i bet there are some quantum physics and crazy equasions to Inverse trigonometric functions are also known as arc functions. Just as there are 6 trigonometric functions, there are also 6 trigonometric arc functions - arc sine, arc cosine, and so on. The arc function means the angle whose trigonometric function equals a specific value. Stating this another way, if the trigonometric function of ? y = x, then the arc function of x is ? y. For example, the arc sine of 0.64279 is 40°. If we graph the trigonometric functions (see below), we see that each of the six trigonometric arc functions can have 2 values. For example, looking at the sine graph we can see that the arc sine of .5 can be 30° or 150°. Looking at the tangent graph, the arc tangent of 1.732 can be 60° or 240°. We stated above that the arc sine of 0.64279 is 40° but it is also 140° If we call one arc function value ?y and we call the second arc function value ?y2 then we have these 6 formulas for determining the second arc function values: ANSWER = Don Peppin Garcia Blue 5 pack for 19.95 Tommorows daily deal is done for you guys

Wow! I really hope you copied and pasted all that!

Trigonometry tutorial ?

kingjk729

Dammit sorry jeff that i left the hyperbolic functions out and it just threw my calculation off ....... of course i copied and pasted ...... theres cigars to be smoked and not waste time typing

Matt Marvel

kingjk729:

Iam sure its a complex process in selecting the perfect cigars for the daily deal and i bet there are some quantum physics and crazy equasions to Inverse trigonometric functions are also known as arc functions. Just as there are 6 trigonometric functions, there are also 6 trigonometric arc functions - arc sine, arc cosine, and so on. The arc function means the angle whose trigonometric function equals a specific value. Stating this another way, if the trigonometric function of ? y = x, then the arc function of x is ? y. For example, the arc sine of 0.64279 is 40°. If we graph the trigonometric functions (see below), we see that each of the six trigonometric arc functions can have 2 values. For example, looking at the sine graph we can see that the arc sine of .5 can be 30° or 150°. Looking at the tangent graph, the arc tangent of 1.732 can be 60° or 240°. We stated above that the arc sine of 0.64279 is 40° but it is also 140° If we call one arc function value ?y and we call the second arc function value ?y2 then we have these 6 formulas for determining the second arc function values: ANSWER = Don Peppin Garcia Blue 5 pack for 19.95 Tommorows daily deal is done for you guys

Wouldn't it be something if they really used some crazy equation to figure it all out?

T. Gervais

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