Graduation smoke for a newbie

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08-12-2009, 03:51 PM
Young Forbes

Graduation smoke for a newbie

Hello Cigar world,
My name is david and im new to the cigar world, so i guess im wet behind the ears or whatever other metaphor you would like to use. Im currently a pharmacy student whose about to graduate in less than a year from st johns university. Its a grueling 6 yr doctorate program, so i have basically put a lot of hard work into it (supposedly). My question to you experts would be, what would be the best cigar for me to be buy now for humidor which is coming tomorrow to smoke on the day of my graduation? (which is may of next yr 2010). I will take all your suggestions into consideration whichever i feel is the best choice for my grad cigar , i will take a pic of as i buy it, chronicle its steps thru my blog most likely, until grad day and video tape myself on the day itself smoking your suggestion. The gravity of the situation is very important and i need you to help me do this. Feel free to message me your suggestions.
12-05-2009, 02:19 PM
FranK

Some of the REAL experts here should be ones to give the actual suggestion BUT there were some cigar makers that left Cuba when Castro took over, came to this country, worked hard and RE-established themselves and went on to become famous in the world of cigars. Whoever accomplished the most and overcame the most significant obstacles along the way to cigar heaven on earth should be whose cigar you choose.
12-05-2009, 07:00 PM
ggiese

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Originally Posted by FranK

Some of the REAL experts here should be ones to give the actual suggestion BUT there were some cigar makers that left Cuba when Castro took over, came to this country, worked hard and RE-established themselves and went on to become famous in the world of cigars. Whoever accomplished the most and overcame the most significant obstacles along the way to cigar heaven on earth should be whose cigar you choose.

Oh, Frank... You're so funny... :smiley36:
12-05-2009, 08:54 PM
kevin7

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Originally Posted by FranK

Some of the REAL experts here should be ones to give the actual suggestion BUT there were some cigar makers that left Cuba when Castro took over, came to this country, worked hard and RE-established themselves and went on to become famous in the world of cigars. Whoever accomplished the most and overcame the most significant obstacles along the way to cigar heaven on earth should be whose cigar you choose.

Or maybe you could just fucking buy whatever cigars you like. I DO NOT buy into the left cuba penniless bullshit. We would be trading with Cuba again if those obnoxious fucks in south Fla would shut the fuck up. Here is a news flash,you aint getting your fucking hut back when castro croaks
12-05-2009, 10:12 PM
logan37

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Originally Posted by kevin7

or maybe you could just fucking buy whatever cigars you like. I do not buy into the left cuba penniless bullshit. We would be trading with cuba again if those obnoxious fucks in south fla would shut the fuck up. Here is a news flash,you aint getting your fucking hut back when castro croaks

lol!
12-06-2009, 10:14 AM
ggiese

Frank - this is a CLASSIC example of why it's SO important to read more - post less... :smiley2:

...and if you ask me "why?" - you're not reading enough...
12-06-2009, 02:15 PM
FranK

.........punishment accepted. :smiley41:
12-06-2009, 02:51 PM
FranK

:smiley22:

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Originally Posted by ggiese

Frank - this is a CLASSIC example of why it's SO important to read more - post less... :smiley2:

...and if you ask me "why?" - you're not reading enough...

BUT...clearly the guy is looking for a symbolic cigar. I was just pointing him toward symbolism.
12-06-2009, 04:49 PM
mail man

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Originally Posted by FranK

:smiley22:

BUT...clearly the guy is looking for a symbolic cigar. I was just pointing him toward symbolism.

Frank, sybolism pretty much doesn't mean shit if the stick tastes like crap.
12-06-2009, 05:32 PM
FranK

Nobody has even SUGGESTED a stick anyway. So I guess it doesn't mean shit all the way around.
12-06-2009, 05:41 PM
Corvin

Quote:

Originally Posted by FranK

:smiley22:

BUT...clearly the guy is looking for a symbolic cigar. I was just pointing him toward symbolism.

FranK, the issue isn't so much the content of your post as it is the date of the original post.

After almost 4 MONTHS no one had bothered to reply, I don't think this thread was worthy of the thread-necromancy. :smiley43:
12-06-2009, 06:01 PM
FranK

After almost 4 MONTHS no one had bothered to reply.....

Oh shit.
12-06-2009, 09:33 PM
ggiese

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Originally Posted by Corvin

FranK, the issue isn't so much the content of your post as it is the date of the original post.

After almost 4 MONTHS no one had bothered to reply, I don't think this thread was worthy of the thread-necromancy. :smiley43:

...and there's a doggone good reason there were no posts in this thread... :smiley36:

Quote:

Originally Posted by FranK

After almost 4 MONTHS no one had bothered to reply.....

Oh shit.

I think yer gettin' it! :smiley20:

...now - see if you can understand WHY there were no posts in this thread.

BIG CLUE - start by reading my sigtag and go from there... :smiley41:
12-06-2009, 10:41 PM
Corvin

Quote:

Originally Posted by ggiese

...and there's a doggone good reason there were no posts in this thread... :smiley36:

I kind of wanted to see if Frank here would get it on his own :smiley2:
12-06-2009, 11:47 PM
ggiese

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Originally Posted by Corvin

I kind of wanted to see if Frank here would get it on his own :smiley2:

I did think Frank got it on his own and was making a funny... :smiley3: