I was in Boston yesturday and stumbled across a B&M.
I came across this cigar. I have never seen nor heard of before.
I bought one just to check it out. I'll give it a week to rest and then I'll review it.
Orsac 1962 - Learn something new every day.
I was in Boston yesturday and stumbled across a B&M.
I came across this cigar. I have never seen nor heard of before.
I bought one just to check it out. I'll give it a week to rest and then I'll review it.
Orsac 1962 - Learn something new every day.
It will always be a battle a day between those who want maximum change and those who want to maintain the status quo.
~ Gerry Adams
That name rung a bell with me only because there was a deal on Monster for them yesterday.
Will
The powers that be might take it all away
Together we burn, together we burn away
Uncle Tupelo
I think the name is diputs - it should be 2691.
I've figured out I'm being shit on,
but still not sure why.
It will always be a battle a day between those who want maximum change and those who want to maintain the status quo.
~ Gerry Adams
Nah. Craig's just sayin' if they're going to write "CASTRO" backwards, why don't the write "1962" backwards too.
Will
The powers that be might take it all away
Together we burn, together we burn away
Uncle Tupelo
Got It !
I did not catch that backwards Castro.
Now the cigar seems gimmicky. I thought I had stumbled on some new brand.
Now I see it a cheap marketing ploy.
It will always be a battle a day between those who want maximum change and those who want to maintain the status quo.
~ Gerry Adams
Not shitting on anyone here, was just trying to make a funny.
Cigar brand names have a long tradition of being marketing exercises having nothing to do with tobacco. Nothing particularly bad (or good) about that.
Operation "Ortsac," however, was an American failure. It seems dumb to me to name something after a failure. However, if you like the way they smoke, then it doesn't matter what the cigars are called.
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