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Bob H
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Nomads who like fine cigars???
I'm wondering how many Nomads like to enjoy a fine cigar now and then. I know I do. Let's hear from those who do and what kind of cigar you like and
where you get them, etc.
Here's one of my favorites. A Punch Gran Puro in a Madero wrapper... Bob H
The SAME boiling water that softens the potato hardens the egg. It's about what you are made of NOT the circumstance.
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Bob H
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Here's another fine BURN.... look at that ASH...   
Bob H
The SAME boiling water that softens the potato hardens the egg. It's about what you are made of NOT the circumstance.
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Paulina
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I've been known to enjoy a cigar or two while fishing...No brand in particluar, but a treat none the less.
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Bedman
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Macanudo? I'm having too much fun with pictures lately
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Cypress
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Smoked 'em back during grammar school days, dipped 'em in liquid cinnamon, better than candy.
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Paulina
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Bedman!!
You got me, and here I'm telling Nomad's that I only smoke 'em while fishing!!! I was probably fishing that Pacifico out of the cooler....
Cheers to the good old days!
As always,
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Hook
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Do Crookettes, Swisher Sweets, Havatampa Jewels and Backwoods qualify?
Probably not.
The concept of "high-quality" smoke has eluded me since the 70's, really.
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MrBillM
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Looking Good !
A Cuban friend who was a Cigar Afficianado (aren't they all ?) introduced me to many good brands while we worked together. Your first photo reminds
me of his admonition that one test of a good cigar was how long an ash it would hold. He and the other Cubans would sit around and not tap off the
ash until it was about to fall (and sometimes did).
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Bajajorge
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I enjoy a good Dominican Monte Cristo. In my opinion Cubans are just over priced and you're paying for the name, they never really impressed me, but
it's always more fun to do something you're not allowed to. I just put the patch on a month ago, I guess my 2 or 3 cigar days are over.
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Bob H
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bajajorge
I enjoy a good Dominican Monte Cristo. In my opinion Cubans are just over priced and you're paying for the name, they never really impressed me...
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I agree 100%... I buy all my cigars online.
Capt Mike! Mexray! Where are you?
Bob H
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Baja Red
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Stogies
I like to have one on my patio or when golfing. I like the CAO Blacks, Romeo and Juliet Vintage, Rocky Patel 1992's and for flavored stogies (desert)
CAO (Eileens Dream) , Kahlua,or Java. I usually order online thru Mike's cigars, Cigars International, or Famours Smoke. Mike's usually sell the more
expensive ones. Looks like you've got a great burn going in the picture. Enjoy!! Baja Red
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capt. mike
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i be here Bob..........i have developed a new affinity for swisher little cherries.......need to return to the great ones tho.
primero cubanos robustos from thompsons are my everyday puff at about 2 and change each. better get a box or 2 coming for whales trip on the 22nd!!
formerly Ordained in Rev. Ewing\'s Church by Mail - busted on tax fraud.......
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DENNIS
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Cigars smell like ......... Oh well, I'll stay out of it.
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Bob H
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I have a few vendors I buy from, Thompson & Co., JR Cigar, Cuban Crafters, and Famous Smoke Shop.
http://www.thompsoncigar.com
http://www.jrcigars.com
http://www.cubancrafters.com (love the Cabinet Selection)
http://www.famous-smoke.com
Bob H
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Slowmad
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I enjoy lighting off the occasional lawn pickle.
If someone else is paying, a Bolivar Bellicoso.
If I'm buying, a Padron Churchill.
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4baja
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hoyo de montery maduro rothchild, yum yum!!!!
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QuePasaBaja
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Not really into them, but I brought a few from Cuba for a friend. Not like the fake cubans that are sold here.
Have a Baja Day
QuePasaBaja
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Bob H
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Paulina
Bedman!!
You got me, and here I'm telling Nomad's that I only smoke 'em while fishing!!! I was probably fishing that Pacifico out of the cooler....
Cheers to the good old days!
As always,
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Paulina, great photo of you (that IS you, right?) I always like your little fish design....... <*)))><
Bob H
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capt. mike
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too late Dennis
| Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
Cigars smell like ......... Oh well, I'll stay out of it. |
you're in it..........
like what?
you have obviously been in the presence of those that choose to puff cheap stuff with additives, stale, tainted, poorly stored, flavored with sugars
or - ,infected, the list goes on.
but heck - sure, some just don't like the smell of smoke no matter what.
when asked if i mind if someone wants to smoke, i say sure, if i can fart. Or just share one with me!!
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formerly Ordained in Rev. Ewing\'s Church by Mail - busted on tax fraud.......
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vacaenbaja
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Fuente Shot Story with port in hand at Camp Gecko staring at the islands.
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