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    Recent conversation:

    "What are you smoking?"

    Me: ""Thiz iv a Royal Hamaican"

    "You're smoking ham and bacon?! Get that cigar out of your mouth when you're talking"
    "There are five things, above all else, that make life worth living: a good relationship with God, a good woman, good health, good friends, and a good cigar. " -Prince Sined Yar Maharg

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    bigpoppapuff Guest

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    oliva........oh-leave-uh
    torano......to-ron-yo
    fuente......fwen-tay
    perdomo...purr-doh-mo
    criollo...cree-ohl-yo

    any others??......just ask

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    Cohiba?

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    bigpoppapuff Guest

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    cohiba........ko-heeb-uh

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    Is Padron pronounced P-ay-dron or P-ah-dron?
    "There are five things, above all else, that make life worth living: a good relationship with God, a good woman, good health, good friends, and a good cigar. " -Prince Sined Yar Maharg

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    bigpoppapuff Guest

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    pah-drone

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mazeman
    Is Padron pronounced P-ay-dron or P-ah-dron?
    I can remember when I went to the shop to buy my first Padron, I kept calling it a Pardon. Everytime I had seen them I thought the "R" was in front of the "D" not after it, haha. Apparently im dislexic. No wonder the guy that was working at the shop that day looked at me like I was stoopid.

    -Mike
    Last edited by reaganyouth84; 10-20-2005 at 12:26 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by reaganyouth84
    I can remember when I went to the shop to buy my first Padron, I kept calling it a Pardon. Everytime I had seen them I thought the "R" was in front of the "D" not after it, haha. Apparently im dislexic. No wonder the guy that was working at the shop that day looked at me like I was stoopid.

    -Mike
    Don't feel bad. Our previous cigar manager always promounced "Caribe" the makers of Camacho, as carbee. Juan Lopez was Jan Lops, and Oliva was Olivia (with an extra I). Perdomo Cuban Parejo was "pay-ho", and Drew Estate was Drew Escape. Needless to say we all had fun with those.

    Me ? I never mispronunciate anythang.
    Gary Griffith
    Humidor Manager

    Cigar-ette City

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