Why do all good things come to an end??? Anyone have any suggestions? LOL

One to wake up, one to fall down!  Copious amounts of Cabernet & sex also do the trick

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Oh well, I still have my Havana connection for Cohibas. Why must my hobbies be illegal.

I'd like a box of Cohiba Robusto, please. Who do i make the check out to?

The Cohiba Robusto is the most exclusive cigar in the world. To this day the Cohiba Robusto still has such a mystique around it because it was FIDEL CASTRO'S secret tobacco blend that only Fidel and a very few selected diplomats had the pleasure of enjoying. It was only in recent years that the Cohiba Robusto was made public.

The Cohiba Robusto has a thick, and easy draw which produces a lot of smoke. The flavor overall has a dark chocolate base, which supports more subtle flavors like cinnamon, pepper and almonds. It has a meaty smoke that requires the smoker to sit back, relax and let himself be consumed by the rich aromas.

The Cohiba Robusto is nothing short of a masterpiece.

Very good DoctorGonzo, I'm a Madura man myself but I will ask my guy, however I'm sure he only takes cash.

Ever since I put my lips on this, I've not partaken of anything else.
Cigar wise.

I don't even see myself smoking them.
But if I did and after a careful study...

I would smoke the Mr. B Lonsdale Maduro




Ok, thank you guys and get me into a new vice... not really

I have cash for a box of good hand-rolled Cubans.
And a really good bottle of brandy to go with it.
Total Old School.

This is very candid discussion about a criminal act that can come with a $250,000 fine and up to 10 years in prison.

Probably should delete this thread.

Unless TER legal informs me otherwise, I see no problem in discussing the theoretical fantasy of smoking a good cuban hand rolled cigar.

I'm also a long time advocate and activist favoring the decriminalization of both marijuana and prostitution, and have been actively and vocally opposed to religious artifacts and references integrated into a secular government structure.

The last person to offer me a Jose L. Piedra was a Beltway bureaucrat... as in Washington DC, where more than half the Cuban-cigars brought into this country wind up being smoked.

So yes, really. I will question the mentality that places more emphasis on prosecuting victimless crime than Felony Murder every day of the week.

We should be concerned about improving our image with Cuba at this point instead of wallowing in the mud of a Cold War mindset more than 30 years outmoded.