Seems like a painful rectal itch has invaded our little place in the world. It will soon be cured. :smiley20: We are making up a poltice right now for you carnivore.Quote:
Originally Posted by carnivore
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Seems like a painful rectal itch has invaded our little place in the world. It will soon be cured. :smiley20: We are making up a poltice right now for you carnivore.Quote:
Originally Posted by carnivore
Actually, we just pull YOUR head out of YOUR ass and that tends to fix the problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by carnivore
Isn't that how your mom described her pregnancy when she had you?Quote:
Originally Posted by carnivore
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Originally Posted by Monk
LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :smiley20: :smiley37: :smiley36:
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Originally Posted by carnivore
Painful rectal itch is generally caused by little hemorrhoids like yourself Carnivalwhore, or whatever your name is.
schmuck was here for but a moment...
O great wise BPP ( The whole board is bowing down and chanting WE"RE NOT WORTHY )
My friend told me today that someone treated him to a cigar that he enjoyed with all his senses ( I did not care to ask how many he has ) and he was wondering where he can buy this exquisite product that he swore on his life has the most buitifull band with the name he will never forget - HECHO A MANO
How can I help him :smiley37:
i'd suggest your local eckerds drug store...purveyor of all that smells like crotch....
Very wise choice, but yet my dellema is that they do in fact have a plefora of such fine products.Quote:
Originally Posted by bigpoppapuff
I was thinking LEGGO A KIDO do you think it will work?
ITCHO a MANO????....there are numerous cremes that'll clear it up....
Any pennats one can do for the imortal sin of smoking a macadoodle :smiley13:
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Originally Posted by CgarDan
why would you???
how could you???......
what has become of you??.....have you been taken over by aliens??......what's next???....cojimar vanilla's???.....:smiley7:
No more I promise
How about if I smoke a AF Hemingway every day for the next week will that take care of it?
Or will this atrosity only be cleansed by the holy smoke of the OPus X or maybe even Promethius the God of Fire himself ?
there's a hav-a-tampa jewel in your future...i know it!!!...
Hey BPP - Take a look at "In The Library" (humor section.) I believe all six of those guys were there because they had a mac.Quote:
Originally Posted by bigpoppapuff
to the top..to the top..to the top top top......:smiley41:
Here is something I always wanted to know but was afraid to ask :smiley23:
Where does one keep 5K cigars :smiley2:
Sid - I think you've mentioned corojo on the forum before - which ones are legit, etc. Talk about that for a sec - I think you've posted here before about the authenticity of corojo wrappers.
What got me to thinking was the thread about Punch Rare Corojo recently. I bought one and tried it. It didn't move me. Now, the Gran Habano #5 has a similar flavor, and is a stronger cigar - I enjoy one every once in a while. The best "corojo" IMO, is Flor de Oliva bundle. A damn good cigar.
What about this article? Is Camacho really the only cigars wrapped in real corojo wrappers?
Comments, please.
You know, I think this needs a nice little BUMP Ask away, let BPP help ya out
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Originally Posted by basil
That brings us back to Camacho cigars and the Eiroa family.
“We got our Corojo seeds directly from Daniel Rodriguez, the grandson of Diego Rodriguez,” says Camacho president Christian Eiroa. “We have been growing Corojo and Criollo (in Honduras) since the 1960s. We refuse to use hybrids and call it Corojo.”
The Eiroas have been very successful in growing the original Cuban strain of Corojo in the Jamastran Valley, which has soil and climate conditions remarkably similar to those of Cuba’s Vuelta Abajo. “This tobacco yields exceptionally well in the Jamastran Valley,” Eiroa says. “There is rich soil here that loves to give strong, full-bodied tobacco. Corojo also needs the sun. It loves it.”
The Honduran growing conditions seem to agree with Corojo, although it is still a delicate crop and is still susceptible to disease. That is a trade-off the Eiroa family is willing to live with in order to harvest what they consider to be superior, authentic leaf.
“To the best of our knowledge, we are the only people growing the Authentic Corojo seed and we want to make sure that consumers are aware of this,” said Eiroa.
The Eiroa’s Corojo harvest two years ago was truly exceptional. Camacho will begin to ship all of its Camacho Corojo cigars and El Legend-Ario Authentic Corojo cigars with the tobacco from the 2004 Corojo harvest. Christian comments, “My father, Julio, has called this crop his best Corojo harvest so far. Aside from a higher wrapper yield, the quality and the colors are like never before.”
This new tobacco will allow Camacho Cigars to offer a Corojo Maduro that will be true to the word “Maduro,” which in English translates to “Mature.” Now, the Camacho Corojo and the El Legend-Ario Authentic Corojo series cigars will be the only ones on the market as far as the Eiroas know whose Maduro wrapper is neither Broadleaf nor Mexican. A truly good cigar has become a uniquely good cigar.
Camacho Cigar Company Offers Their Popular Cigar Line In Corojo Maduro Now
All sizes of the Camacho Corojo line will now be available in Corojo Maduro. Camacho Cigars will eliminate Mexican Maduro wrapper completely from their Monarca Maduro and Diploma Maduro cigars. Camacho Corojo and El Legend-Ario Authentic Corojo cigars will now be classified and sold as either Natural or Maduro. The Camacho Corojo Dark Naturals line is being phased out and will be eliminated once the current inventory has been exhausted.
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when camacho corojo first came out,it was the only true corojo......it is my understanding that corojo is now being grown and used by others.....
gran habano
oliva
aurora preferido......and others...
Thank you Sid for the great info. The Gran Habano #5 and The Camacho Corojo are two of my favorites.
What happened in NY-26? From your point of view of course.........:smiley36: