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  1. 12-20-2008, 10:56 AM #1
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    The Sharks were about $20, the Mojitos were $12.50. Carlos Jr and Sr were there one time, We had already smoked our Sharks and had lit up a Sancho Panza Double Maduro. Sr had the Casa Fuentes sent over to us and actually invited us over to talk for a bit. Sr was very nice, Jr a bit pissy..
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    Cohiba. Spell that with a capital "C".
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    I will probably reach for a shark. I really don't pick out what to smoke in advance, but i just got a five pack and one will burn that day.

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    I'm stuck in the backyard / outside club as well. As long as the weather isn't to horrible I imagine we will end up fighting the cold. Depending on how much I've drank will decide if I reach for a good stick or dig out a rocket. Judging from previous years it will probably be the latter.
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    I have an Opus X "A" from 2000 that I am thinking about firing up for New Years.Either that or a Hemingway Signature Sungrown,haven't really decided yet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DeeDubya View Post
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    +1 ... an 06 EL in my case. Not sure what else I'll smoke, but I'll be starting in about a half-hour ...
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    I've visiting family in TN and there are very few Tobacco shops where I am. Plus, silly me left my cigars at home. I'll have to see what they have at the local B&M and hopefully find something worth smoking tonight.

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    40* + 50mph gusts = no smoke for me tonight.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JFellows View Post
    40* + 50mph gusts = no smoke for me tonight.
    In the same boat here. Oh, well.
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    Padron 80th Anniversary Maduro
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    Managed to find the time while running a couple of last minute errands while driving around to smoke a Cabaiguan Corona Extra.

    Definitely my last smoke of the year. It's -15C with the wind it feels like -25C, that's 5F and it feels like -13F for you US folks.
    Just a stay at home dad (retired until I choose otherwise, thanks Canadian Army medical pension) hanging out and enjoying the good life.
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    Will probably enjoy an Illusione 888 tonight. I love these, and they last forever. Got some really nice microbrews as well.


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