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  1. 02-06-2007, 05:44 AM #1
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    Welcome from Kansas, nice intro!
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    welcome.

    I'd recommend the newbie sampler and possibly buying some other samplers from stores online... having your favorites be the expensive stuff will be a hole in your pocket quick.

    The first two cigars that I found I liked cost 12 & 15 each (overpriced at local b&m)...
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    Hi from Sc when you can try a Padron It is a great cigar
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    Welcome from the Great State of Texas!! If you want strong cigars that won't break the bank, try some Camachos.
    There's only two kinds of cigars, the kind you like and the kind you don't.
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    Thanks for the warm welcome, guys!
    I'm not really in a position to join the newbie sampler just yet; maybe next month, but I really enjoy the idea and will join up sooner or later.
    In the mean time I'll try some Padrons and Camachos. Any suggestions on a particular line in the Camacho or Padron brand?
    I'll also be getting a humidor in the next couple weeks. I figure, WTH, may as well do it right.
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    Quote Originally Posted by General Ripper View Post
    Thanks for the warm welcome, guys!
    I'm not really in a position to join the newbie sampler just yet; maybe next month, but I really enjoy the idea and will join up sooner or later.
    In the mean time I'll try some Padrons and Camachos. Any suggestions on a particular line in the Camacho or Padron brand?
    I'll also be getting a humidor in the next couple weeks. I figure, WTH, may as well do it right.
    I am very fond of the Camacho Diploma 11/18. It's all corojo, and is quite strong, but is packed with flavor and burns excellently.
    There's only two kinds of cigars, the kind you like and the kind you don't.
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