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    Quote Originally Posted by ggiese View Post
    ...Ricardo Montalban made a fortune selling Chrysler cars with his "rich Corinthian leather.." schtick.
    Ggiese, I didn't mean to be so vague and blunt. I was drinking last night and can get a little exasperating. My wife has a Hundai, I always say that it has rich Koreanthian leather, lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FightingFish View Post
    Ggiese, I didn't mean to be so vague and blunt. I was drinking last night and can get a little exasperating. My wife has a Hundai, I always say that it has rich Koreanthian leather, lol.
    Not that it needs to be said, but personal observation leads me to conclude that drinking and forum posting can sometimes lead to foot in mouth disease.

    I knew what your were saying, and assumed from that you did not know what I was saying. Don't buy into marketing hype - sometimes it's meant to enlighten but it's always meant to sell.

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    What do you guys think about the different shapes of cigars, in regards to a smooth draw? I seem to find plugs most often under the band on parejo cigars. Usually I can work these out with some rolling between my thumb and index finger. With pyramids or torpedos I find the head of the cigar is more often plugged. This seems to be more catastrophic. When trying to work out the plug, I've ripped the wrapper or ended up cutting too much of the cap.

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