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I don't know if this particular law is still on the books, but at one time, if you were a Cuban national, all you had to do was set foot on U.S. soil and you were granted political asylum. Hence, the reason so many would risk their lives by piling in rickety boats and attempting to make it to...

Several years ago I was talking to an owner of a B&M in my area and he echoed the exact sentiments. According to him, he has no input as far as getting Opus, Anejos, and Hemingway, and the like. The longer you've had the acount and the more regular fuente product you sell then the better...

Well, all kinds made after 1962 when embargo went into effect. The ones made before that are quite scarce and probably cost a pretty penny, but they are perfectly legal to own and smoke.

Yup! Just don't put them in my chili! I'm talking about the beans, of course. Hell, the donuts, too, for that matter. :laugh:

Another vote for donuts. Anyone who doesn't agree is totally wrong or just clearly has no clue. To those specific individuals that disagree...thoughts and prayers sent.

Does tuition at Tobacconist University fall under the Hope or Lifetime Learning Credit on my income taxes? Could I still take out a student loan and deduct the intererest? So many questions...

Me too! Back boobs...not so much. :(

This post made me actually laugh out loud. :laugh:

What can brown do for you?

In countries where taxes are generally high, such as Mexico, England, or Canada, genuine Cuban cigars are going to be more expensive compared to places in the European Union. Heck, you can reference one the places the OP cited and see for yourself. Plus, some people are willing to pay extra when...

I have a big tupperdor with beads and while maybe it ain't too pretty to look at, it sure does regulate humidity a lot better than my two desktops do. The cigars smoke much better and, yeah, it was a lot cheaper than the desktops, as well.

I normally can't pick out flavors too well in cigars, but I did smoke a HdM Petit robusto one time that had a distinctive hint of nutmeg in it. Those are still one of my favorite smokes but I have yet to duplicate that flavor again since that one particular cigar.

Smoke what you like and don't worry about what others may think. :thumbs: BTW, I don't think too many people will make fun of you for the cigars you like, unless they're something disgusting like swisher sweets or pineapple white owls! Personally, I like the grape ones myself. ;)

Yes, those are amazing. Or, in my case, were amazing. :angry: Have you tried the Grand Edmundo? If so, please, do tell. :rolleyes:

You'll get better deals, too! :thumbs:

I dunno. I miss his sales. :blush: BTW, happy birthday all! Smoke something great today.

Happy birthday, Greg! What cigars are you planning on smoking today?

I think it was the poster's way of saying that he is upside down on the vehicle. :whistling:

Dang, are you a collector or a retailer? :0 I might just be a tad jealous. Sweet collection.

The adams apple is always a dead giveaway. :thumbs: