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I'm about to light up a '92 figurado. With my experience these have a fuller taste to them than the '90's do. It seems the '90's are a bit boring. But I certainly wouldn't rule them out, as they are just fine cigars as well.

The guys from Ohio suck. I already emailed them several times with no response. Well, I suppose I could say, "bless the internet" and it's a damn good thing I'm going to be growing my own.

Are you taking a liking in the other CAO types available? I've seen so many of these samplers from CAO online that seem to be really great deals. Have you had a chance to smoke one of the Italias yet?

Well... Thanks for all of the advice guys. If I end up getting a computer on campus I'll keep you updated. :D

I've actually talked to my father about this. Right now, I've got 17 credit hours signed up, 5 classes. I'm allowed to drop any classes I so choose, with no problem. However, I cannot swap, trade, or pick-up classes. Perhaps I'll consider dropping my Astronomy or one of my languages for the...

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That's what a lot of people told me to do. They said that I'm crazy. But, unlike many, I'm not all that interested in crazy parties and getting drunk. Although I'm interested in getting with women, I don't intend to let it eat up my time. Oh and H311oLHD, don't worry. I'm not nervous one...

No, not a joint, but a partnership. I picked up the corona sized Java at my local cigar shop about a week ago for $4.75 a piece. I don't know if it's advertised as a flavored cigar, or if it really is a flavored cigar. I've smoked several of the Acid flavored cigars, not liking many of them...

I start school at Bowling Green University in two weeks from now. I signed up for 17 credit hours, 5 classes for the semester. My major is international studies and I will be living in a dorm room with a roommate. I was wondering if you guys (current college students, graduates, or those...

Are actual pieces of tobacco (cigars) even allowed to be sold on eBay?!?!?!?

That's about what I do if I'm alone. A good story is certainly highlighted by a great cigar.

I've seen a good number of people joining forums of other hobbies of interest of mine (rare coins and militaria) who sign up strictly for free stuff! They post in the trades, swaps, buys and sells forums and expect to get free swag, many are lucky and get it. This is the kind of free that I...

I'm right outside of Toledo Ohio, in Oregon. I'm not sure if I want to grow them in my parents backyard (I live in a college dorm) or if I want to rent a smaller plot of land to work on.

Thank you for the links guys. I have printed out a lot of information and recieved a few emails from home growers, in addition to the purchase of a few books on the topic and will be starting the growing at the beginning of next year.

My name is Scott. I'm looking to grow my own tobacco as just a fun experiment and wish to go through the whole process myself, all the way from the seeds to the box. If they turn out good or decent I'd like to give them away to some friends and family.

I know, ordering with Thompsons is crazy! I had a feeling that much of negatives they get are from a bunch of bandwagoners and those trying to get street credit on forums. Don't get me wrong though, there are those of you who are can justly say that they suck. As it would turn out, my...

I'm going to be growing my own tobacco soon and would like to know if you guys know of any higher quality, botique-like cigar companies that only produce a small marginal number of cigars or perhaps, even a backyards worth. Please mention the particular companies, brands, makers, and/or links...

Greetings all! When my friends and I get together, we never have a bad time with Macanudo cigars. We really only smoke the smaller-sized ones that come in those tins of ten for around $13-$15. Someone told me because they're individually wrapped in the tin they don't require a humidor and...