locked out of house, sitting on porch w/ laptop surfing & Torano exodus lit!

**ryno** · 09-15-2005, 02:27 PM

hey fellas.. still sampling cigars for the upcoming bachelor party. This Torano exodus 1959 silver is pretty tasty. i think, however, it may be a bit bold for the newbs attending the party. The Romeo y Julieta Reserve Real is the tops so far, but a tad pricey for the gang in question.

now i just need my wife to get home so I can get in my house!

ryan

**CoventryCat86** · 09-15-2005, 02:37 PM

Rock through the window works....

**alexgtp** · 09-15-2005, 02:42 PM

Originally Posted by ryno

hey fellas.. still sampling cigars for the upcoming bachelor party. This Torano exodus 1959 silver is pretty tasty. i think, however, it may be a bit bold for the newbs attending the party. The Romeo y Julieta Reserve Real is the tops so far, but a tad pricey for the gang in question.

now i just need my wife to get home so I can get in my house!

ryan

Want a good amoke.

ROCKY PATEL SUNGROWN.. flavorfu...not too pricey..not to strong.. just perfect ..

**Corona Gigante** · 09-15-2005, 02:52 PM

Originally Posted by CoventryCat86

Rock through the window works....

Ah yes. A half brick. The scouser's skeleton key.

**8-5-8** · 09-15-2005, 03:25 PM

Locked out of the house... ahhhh... memories. I was and only child with working parents, and at 7-8 years old, remembering to grab your keys when running out to catch the bus was an aquired skill. So I learned to break into houses at an early age. Never did use my powers for evil, though. Now, in the rental business, I wear the locksmith hat on occasion and am often called upon to pick locks. Now, if I can only get that safecracking thing down...

Back on subject... the Torano '59 Silvers are fairly mild, but may be a bit strong for the uninitiated. RP sungrowns are a good bet, as suggested by alexgtp, and I'll also recommend trying out Patel's vintage line, as I don't really consider them to be "heavy" bodied cigars.