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Hey Guys Love the Forum Great Here, how are these prices?

http://www.gentlemans.ca/cuban-cigars-m-76.html

They are from Toronto so its in Canadian $ whis is goof for me as I am from Toronto as well.

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Ces prix sucent des boules :smiley21:

soyez bienvenus au forum

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Originally Posted by WOXOF

Ces prix sucent des boules :smiley21:

soyez bienvenus au forum

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Q'uest que le phuk??

I don't speak french.. I dont understand.

From a fellow non french speaker:

The prices suck testicles :smiley21:.

Say hello to the forum.

WTF (more correctly que la baise?).

All are guesses.

Short translation

Always nice to say hello and introduce yourself before pasting a link.

Those prices are in Candian currency. I thought they were good prices. Who has better in Canada, where should I buy?

Crappy prices...but from what I have seen you canadians get raped as it is....

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Originally Posted by torontoguy

Those prices are in Candian currency. I thought they were good prices. Who has better in Canada, where should I buy?

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Is that like chocolate coins?

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Originally Posted by stjohnroe

Is that like chocolate coins?

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No... Canadian dollars are called "Loonie's"... :smiley29:

Sheeessshhh...




Those prices suck... :smiley40:

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Originally Posted by torontoguy

Those prices are in Candian currency. I thought they were good prices. Who has better in Canada, where should I buy?

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You're in Canada dude, cigar prices are shit no matter where you go. If you're rich and don't mind spending $25 and up for a decent cigar up to $50+ for a premium, there's lots of places to go. But your best bet will be to buy on the US side or make a trip to Cuba.

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Originally Posted by ggiese

No... Canadian dollars are called "Loonie's"... :smiley29:

Sheeessshhh...




Those prices suck... :smiley40:

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Do you know what the $2 coins are called??:smiley36:

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Originally Posted by Newfie

You're in Canada dude, cigar prices are shit no matter where you go. If you're rich and don't mind spending $25 and up for a decent cigar up to $50+ for a premium, there's lots of places to go. But your best bet will be to buy on the US side or make a trip to Cuba.

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Tell me about it!!

I was in a cigar shop in Toronto $50+ for Trini ISOM's - un-freakin-believable!!! - $65.00 for an Opus X Reserva d'Chateau!!! That's highway robbery!!! (...and I had just given one to a Canadian naval officer just a few hours before - no wonder he was wanting to leg hump me...)

I had an incredible case of sticker shock... Canada cigar prices just plain out and out SUCK!!! :smiley40:



So - what is the $2 coin called?

Hey, look at it this way, Canadians still get free healthcare right?

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Originally Posted by FunkyCold5

Hey, look at it this way, Canadians still get free healthcare right?

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Don't start that shit. Just 'cause sumpin is free doesn't mean it's any good.:smiley7:

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Originally Posted by ggiese

Tell me about it!!

I was in a cigar shop in Toronto $50+ for Trini ISOM's - un-freakin-believable!!! - $65.00 for an Opus X Reserva d'Chateau!!! That's highway robbery!!! (...and I had just given one to a Canadian naval officer just a few hours before - no wonder he was wanting to leg hump me...)

I had an incredible case of sticker shock... Canada cigar prices just plain out and out SUCK!!! :smiley40:



So - what is the $2 coin called?

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twoonie/toonie.

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Originally Posted by Newfie

Don't start that shit. Just 'cause sumpin is free doesn't mean it's any good.:smiley7:

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Yup.:smiley35:

Is anyone going to tell me what the two dollar coin is called??? :smiley3:



What's up with keepin' a brother in suspenses... :smiley29:

scroll up. Victory01 has your answer.