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[tommy]

Hi Dave, have you tried any others in that range with a better burn?


If you do what you need, you're surviving. If you do what you want, you're living.

[tommy]

And thanks for what you said about the Cohiba's. I think I'll follow your advice, I guess I'm pretty lucky to have them so I'll not fritter them away. I might have one a year on my birthday or wedding anniversary. We have a baby due in November, I was thinking of buying two cabinets of something special to lay down. One for the kid and one for me. Any ideas?


If you do what you need, you're surviving. If you do what you want, you're living.

[SmokeyDave]

The Generosos are a nice smallish smoke, and if you can stand a huge stick, the Salamones are tasty.

If you find they are mainly tight on the draw you could try dry boxing for a day or two to see if that loosens them up.

[TJCoro]

Mind the Gap!

Welcome along, lil' tommie

And always remember to... Stop, Look, and Listen before you place a post!


Perro, el Perro

Hey el P! I thought that wisdom was for crossing the street?

[PeeJay]

Manage that and you qualify for one of these...

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[ValeTudoGuy]

Thanks, I think I'm going to be on here quite a lot. What do you have in mind? The CoRo's are the nice find of the lot. I had a look around and couldn't really find any price comparison except the new price which isn't really much help. Also I don't think I'm supposed to trade until I have 50 posts??? I have a company, if I give you the name of it you could easily contact me. What are the rules?


If you do what you need, you're surviving. If you do what you want, you're living.

75 posts, no links to emails or personal contacts. You will be at 75 in no time though so I wouldn't worry.

[peanutpete]

welcome to the forum

[tommy]

Thanks, it won't take long. I'll remember my forum cross code.

[butternutsquashpie]

wowsers Tommy! you're quite the lucky !

i'd highly recommend lighting up some fresh cohibas in order to see what difference a DECADE of age makes on them!
or even, give your tastebuds at least a year of experience before you start sparking them up too much. honestly, i'll really make you enjoy those Cohibas just a bit more!