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    Welcome from Florida!
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    Welcome 597!

    Congratulations on getting into law school and gettin' it done early in life. I had very much wanted to go to law school when I was younger but it didn't pan out and it's one of those things I wish I had done....

    Carlos Torano Exodus 1959 and Oliva "O" Bold (red satin label) are two of my favorite domestics. They LOOK like a maduro but are actually both "dark naturals" and both have a nice, sweet tasting wrapper.

    As far as books, my favorite book is the Min Ron Nee Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Post-Revolution Havana Cigars. If you ever get the Cuban cigar bug, this is a fantastic resource. It's not available through conventional book stores and I'm not sure how easy it is to get. Check eBay every now and then or do a google search or something.
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    Looks like an interesting book, I might have to check it out. I did find it online at: http://www.2ndstreet-cigars.com/havanacigars.html it's $125 so I'll have to wait a little while to get it and maybe I'll be lucky and find it cheaper.

    You could always go to law school if you really wanted to, you'd be supprised at the age of some of the students in my class. Funny thing is I always wanted to go to law school, but I wanted to be a Cop first.

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    Looks like an interesting book, I might have to check it out. I did find it online at: www.2ndstreet-cigars.com/havanacigars.html it's $125 so I'll have to wait a little while to get it and maybe I'll be lucky and find it cheaper.

    You could always go to law school if you really wanted to, you'd be supprised at the age of some of the students in my class. Funny thing is I always wanted to go to law school, but I wanted to be a Cop first.

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    Welcome to the board from MS.

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    Welcome from Wisconsin

    Let me chime in on the Torano side of cigars to try. I have one humidor for just my Exodus 1959 not the silver. If you see the Tribute 2004 snag it for a real maduro treat. On the mild side is the Casa Torano. on the cheap is The Brick.
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    Welcome from Kansas.

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    Welcome from DC, if you come down this way, shootme a PM there are a bunch of good cigar stores (B&M's) down here.
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