Cochiba.

[Boris Godunov]

Originally posted by Sava
Is that what they call it now?

Now? It's a rather old euphemism...

[MichaeltheGreat]

Originally posted by paiktis22
**** then. What am I supposed to do? Put it close to the bathtub or something? OK will take it out of the fridge and try to put it somewhere moist. I see Clinton had a point.

Go buy a beret if you don't already have one, commie, and take a bunch of pictures of yourself posing like Fidel and Che and post them here for our entertainment.

[Dinner]

I bought a box of them when I went to Panama and I thought they were good but not as good as promised. Certainly not worth the outragous price. For my money I'll take a box of top shelf Macenudos; Churchhill roll if you please.

[Bereta_Eder]

Originally posted by MichaeltheGreat


Go buy a beret if you don't already have one, commie, and take a bunch of pictures of yourself posing like Fidel and Che and post them here for our entertainment.

HASTA LA VICTORIA SIEMPRE!!! *cough* *cough*

[MichaeltheGreat]

Let's see the photos, Zorba.

[Bereta_Eder]

Sorry, I wouldn't want to defile Che's memory with my ugly mug

But here, I understand you can buy that for just 18 bucks

[MichaeltheGreat]

Che's memory is vastly overrated. Besides, he's not exactly cover of GQ material anyway.

[Sandman]

Cigars rule.

[Sprayber]

Re: Cochiba.

Originally posted by paiktis22
A collegue of mine returned from Cuba and he brought us as presents Cochiba cigars.

I thought I wouldn't smoke right away but save it for some special occasion or something (not monica related you perverts).

But I notice that the cigar becomes drier and drier. So my question is should I smoke it as soon as possible? Is there a danger that it will become so dry it will be almost destroyed? Or is there no problem with it being dry and I can preserve it?


Cigar experts?

You lousy commie supporter. Actually I'm just jealous that I dont have any

[MichaeltheGreat]

Just come on down here, we have no problems selling 'em to you gringos.

[Az]

Yes, but isn't that a criminal offense in the USA?

[MichaeltheGreat]

Not for the people down here who sell Cuban cigars.

[GePap]

my stepdad regularly buys cubans when in Latin America. One time coming back through Miami, an exile was the custom agents and begun telling him that the cigar was to be confiscated. My stepdad asked the guy to get his supervisor, and while the agent was away, took the label of, so when the guy and his supervisor came back, he agent could not prove it was cuban so they let the cigar in.