First cigar in quite a while was last night, a Liga Privada No. 9. It was GREAT as always. Today I had a T52 robusto at a bar-b-q with some friends. I might fire up a toro a little later if I am not to sloshed. Tonight promises to be a good one

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Heavy:

3. Tell your dog you'll quit smoking cigars when he quits licking his a$$. That'll knock him off his high horse.

"If I paid $10 for a cigar, first I'd make love to it, then I'd smoke it."
-- George Burns

Just got through having a house blend Cuban label. Very tasty, definitely getting more of these soon.

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ejenne87:

First cigar in quite a while was last night, a Liga Privada No. 9. It was GREAT as always. Today I had a T52 robusto at a bar-b-q with some friends. I might fire up a toro a little later if I am not to sloshed. Tonight promises to be a good one

Cigars go very well with sloshed! lol

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Punch Champion

Serie O Robusto.... Good but had burn issues the entire stick.

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Just finished a Don Lino Africa on the back porch. What a beautiful evening here in N Florida

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Finishing the day off with an Arturo Fuente Anejo #77.

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Ken Light:

Now what we have is a president who is a limp d!ck worthless piece of slow-acting, overly-analytical nonsense wrapped in a fast-melting candy-coating made of hope... Get him the hell out of there.

I think I might go out and smoke one of these big-ass Edicion de Silvio double coronas.

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today i had aliga pravada t52

quite a good cigar. i like the no.9 better. the T52 isnt as balanced but it is a bit stronger. solid cigar though.

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sightunseen:

lilwing88:

I think the question for this weekend will be: What will I NOT be smoking?

Crack, crystal meth, PCP? Maybe?

Maybe! The wife is out of town and the kids are sleeping. And given the area I live in, it's practically the norm in these parts!!! LOL!

But alas, I went with an H. Upmann Coronas Major for starters.....

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Guns don't kill people......daddies with pretty daughters do.

Today's smokes: IT Cameroon Legend, IT 10th 2nd, Punch Uppercut, La Especion

Just finished a Fonseca under the stars and really enjoyed it.

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cabinetmaker:

Finishing the day off with an Arturo Fuente Anejo #77.

my number one stick right there.
had an A. Fernandez. pretty good, would've been better if I didn't have a damn cold

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I smoke them like crack...they've actually replaced crack in my rotation. - j0z3r

I ended up smoking a Leon Jimenes 300. Got a handful of these a couple of weeks ago. It smelled great, right out of the cellophane. Unfortunately, the wrapper cracked before I even got it lit, and it was partially plugged. Once I got past the wrapper damage, though, it evened up and is smoking okay, now.

The flavor is really good. Dark, but it's got some butteriness to it. I hope the others are better made than this one. If so, this might be a keeper.

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Hmm, I need to try one of those Jimenes you sent me urbs.

Had some good ones today, started with a Sol Cubano Connecticut robusto on my drive to work. On the ride home I had a Perdomo Reserve Oscuro robusto. Got home and a little while later had a Graycliff Crystal torpedo, I take back a lot of the negative things I've said about Graycliff after this cigar, it was a half step below excellent, perfect firm draw, loads of smoke and the cigar was one of the heaviest cigars I've had, firmly packed from head to foot...oh yeah, the flavor was pretty good too, hard to remember exactly but it exhibited a nice complexity in a medium-full cigar. Wrapped things up with a Camacho Corojo Ltd. torpedo from the DD earlier this week, I wanted something strong and this caught my eye, very good cigar, probably my favorite of the corojo line.

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