Free Torano Cigar

[john51277]

http://www.torano.com/insider.asp

Nothing better that a free cigar, other than maybe free scotch and cigars.

[thegraduate]

http://www.torano.com/insider.asp

Nothing better that a free cigar, other than maybe free scotch and cigars.

all i gotta do is sign up and they will send me a free one? im always down for trying new cigars.

[boomshay]

they always make these 21+

[Kass]

We'll see if they send one up North.

[CoventryCat86]

Hey Kass, what kind of tropical fish do you have? You into saltwater fish?

[thegraduate]

how does that website = free cigars?

[Kass]

Hey Kass, what kind of tropical fish do you have? You into saltwater fish?

I have two freshwater puffer species and some mudskippers. All in separate tanks.
No saltwater yet. Once I finally graduate and get a real job I'll probably set one up, if I can control my cigar purchases
Do you keep any fish?

[TampaSupremo]

They sent me a Signature Toro. Very good smoke. You can read my review in the Reviews section (bet ya didn't see that coming).

linky mclinkerson

TampaSupremo

[CoventryCat86]

I have two freshwater puffer species and some mudskippers. All in separate tanks.
No saltwater yet. Once I finally graduate and get a real job I'll probably set one up, if I can control my cigar purchases
Do you keep any fish?

My brother and I used to have 10 gallon fresh water tanks when we were kids and when I got married 20 years ago, we bought a used 30 gallon set up and kept fresh water fish for about eight years. Unfortunately, I sold off all that equipment but I'm seriously thinking about getting back into the hobby and I'm leaning toward a marine set up in the 50 to 70 gallon range. I bought a great book on the subject and I've been studying it quite a bit lately. I figure it will run between $1,000.00 and $1,500.00 just to get going so we'll see.

I have a couple of other projects I really should tend to first because I know the whole marine set up will take A LOT of time.