Booze, blunts, and politics
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Yeah I smoked one of those Cuban Cohiba's in Toronto once. It was like smokin weed man. I got all giddy and stuff, had a hard time talking right. It was great! 
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Originally Posted by Salty
You're just an amateur.
i've been dippin since you were drippin off your dads *****....j/k
No but seriously i'm not a big fan of snuff.
Ever wrap red man in bubble tape? good ****.
Or snort snuff?
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Macanudo's rock, C.A.O.'s are good too. Cuban seed dominicans are good, I wonder how they stack up to real Cubans. When Fidel dies (if he ever dies) I hope I'm not dissapointed by the first Cuban imports. I'll feel for the Dominicans when that happens, their cigars and ball players will be in a lot less of demand. As far as the drink, Johnnie Walker Black Label Scotch Whiskey. My tastes are kinda cheap, I'm sure if I was a politrickcian I would aquire a taste for more expensive poisons.
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Originally Posted by Oaf
For my aniversary my fiance had a bottle of Maker's Mark made for me. In 20 years (or however long it takes them to age) they send it to me with a customized bottle and everything. Pretty cool. I think she figures I will keep her around just to get the personalized bottle of the MARK!
As far as Cigars go I get some real cubans from time to time because I live so close to Canada. They are in a class of their own.
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Originally Posted by SilverScoober02
A man after my own heart!
For my aniversary my fiance had a bottle of Maker's Mark made for me. In 20 years (or however long it takes them to age) they send it to me with a customized bottle and everything. Pretty cool. I think she figures I will keep her around just to get the personalized bottle of the MARK!
As far as Cigars go I get some real cubans from time to time because I live so close to Canada. They are in a class of their own.
For my aniversary my fiance had a bottle of Maker's Mark made for me. In 20 years (or however long it takes them to age) they send it to me with a customized bottle and everything. Pretty cool. I think she figures I will keep her around just to get the personalized bottle of the MARK!
As far as Cigars go I get some real cubans from time to time because I live so close to Canada. They are in a class of their own.
You're a lucky man to have a wife like that.
When I was in Kentucky a few years back, I stayed down the road from Jim Beam's place.
I drink bourbon for a few reasons:
1. It's American.
2. It's natural w/o artifical crap like all imported booze has in it.
3. It's yummy.
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Originally Posted by Oaf
Dooood!
You're a lucky man to have a wife like that.
When I was in Kentucky a few years back, I stayed down the road from Jim Beam's place.
I drink bourbon for a few reasons:
1. It's American.
2. It's natural w/o artifical crap like all imported booze has in it.
3. It's yummy.
You're a lucky man to have a wife like that.
When I was in Kentucky a few years back, I stayed down the road from Jim Beam's place.
I drink bourbon for a few reasons:
1. It's American.
2. It's natural w/o artifical crap like all imported booze has in it.
3. It's yummy.
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Originally Posted by deyes
Macanudo's rock, C.A.O.'s are good too. Cuban seed dominicans are good, I wonder how they stack up to real Cubans. When Fidel dies (if he ever dies) I hope I'm not dissapointed by the first Cuban imports. I'll feel for the Dominicans when that happens, their cigars and ball players will be in a lot less of demand. As far as the drink, Johnnie Walker Black Label Scotch Whiskey. My tastes are kinda cheap, I'm sure if I was a politrickcian I would aquire a taste for more expensive poisons.
All this talk about Cubans...
I have smoked a few Cubans and have honestly never been truely impressed. I think they're so loved because they're so hyped up. I bet if I gave you two unmarked cigars that you would chose my alternate over the Cuban.
I have smoked a few Cubans and have honestly never been truely impressed. I think they're so loved because they're so hyped up. I bet if I gave you two unmarked cigars that you would chose my alternate over the Cuban.
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Originally Posted by jvick125
All this talk about Cubans...
I have smoked a few Cubans and have honestly never been truely impressed. I think they're so loved because they're so hyped up. I bet if I gave you two unmarked cigars that you would chose my alternate over the Cuban.
I have smoked a few Cubans and have honestly never been truely impressed. I think they're so loved because they're so hyped up. I bet if I gave you two unmarked cigars that you would chose my alternate over the Cuban.
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Originally Posted by 1reguL8NSTi
Not to diminish your credibility but they may not have been Cubans. I didn't think I'd be able to tell a difference either but they were so much more smooth and didn't have that intoxicating burnt odor. There was a noticable difference for me.
When I smoked that first cuban it almost got me high. It was very rich and smooth. I likey very much.
I know they were cubans because the guy who got them is a family friend and has the ability to get to Cuba, he got them there. Yes, they were smooth, but the cigars I smoke are from the DR and I think are better. When they're properly stored. Don't get me wrong, Cubans are still GOOD cigars. I'd take one over something else just because it's a Cuban