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  1. 06-30-2005, 02:27 PM #1
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    You two must be so bored at work...

    BTW, just wanted to link another thread:
    http://www.cigarsmokers.com/t612-cao...dincenses.html

    bardrock and Bkcloud114 both thought that the CAO flavors were horrible... and seems like some others agree. I think I'll pass.
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    CAO flavours, Drew Estate and any other flavored cigars are IMO novelties... hell we always take some time to pass around and ridicule an unlit ACID at a herf...

    To me they belong in the gas station with the Peach White Owls
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    Quote Originally Posted by 8-5-8
    CAO flavours, Drew Estate and any other flavored cigars are IMO novelties... hell we always take some time to pass around and ridicule an unlit ACID at a herf...

    To me they belong in the gas station with the Peach White Owls
    Yeah, they are kind of like a train wreck, you just have to look. It's been a looooong time since I've smoked a flavored, just gave it a shot to see how I would rank it against others from back in the day.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SFG75
    Yeah, they are kind of like a train wreck, you just have to look. It's been a looooong time since I've smoked a flavored, just gave it a shot to see how I would rank it against others from back in the day.
    "back in the day", Scotty? When would that have been? Last week? A month ago? Maybe a year ago? You can't even shave yet, and you're talking about "back in the day"?

    Now it's all making sense, though... You're a HUGE fan of bundled and little known, Dollar General cigars. I guess if you've been smoking these since "back in the day", you would not have developed a sophisticated palate as of yet...

    Keep smoking, brother - it'll come....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crickett
    You two must be so bored at work...

    BTW, just wanted to link another thread:
    http://www.cigarsmokers.com/t612-cao...dincenses.html

    bardrock and Bkcloud114 both thought that the CAO flavors were horrible... and seems like some others agree. I think I'll pass.

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    Here's a picture of CC at work....

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    Just as an end note so to speak, the wrapper was truly amazing. Whether or not a cigar is a flavored or super-premium, the wrapper is to have a dark, oily exterior without prominent veins. I doubt the tobacco was top of the line from some farmer, but the Cojimar people and the torcedor truly did their job on this one.
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    Thanks for that, Scotty... I was wondering....

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    As an addendum, the cigar also came wrapped in a cool cedar sheath. This baby smelled wonderfully.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SFG75
    As an addendum, the cigar also came wrapped in a cool cedar sheath. This baby smelled wonderfully.
    Did you ever hear of the "edit" button you freakin' loser?

    It is really very sad that you continue to infect this place with your useless garbage posts. You only make yourself look like a pathetic


    when you continue to do so.
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