Get ready America. With our current government this is coming here soon. It is starting all over the country with the smoking bans and tobacco sales bans. POLITICS ASIDE, we all love cigars here and you can't deny that our rights are slowly being infringed upon. I don't care if you are a Republican, Democrat, Independent, or Libertarian. Doesn't matter what party is controlling Washington now. This is how it starts. We are losing our freedoms slowly but surely.
I did!!! Its not so hard...got tons of seed, I can hook you up
This is actually something I'm going to try next year. My parents have a place in East TX on the lake the is hot and humid and should be pretty good. They keep a garden there anyway so if I can just snag a little land to grow some plants. I'm thinking if I can get 3-4 different types I can try to blend something worth a damn... Doubt it will work out very well my first time out since I know jack squat about rolling cigars or about blending, but I'll give it a shot.
Try changing your view settings on your browser Mike. You should find it under the View menu along the top of the page om the left side. (if your browser window looks like mine).
in the uk we have horrible pictures of diseases associated with smoking plastered over any and every tobacco product. a lot of them are pictures of an open body and a cut through someones black lungs
its a pain in the *** as it ruins a really nice box as i dont wish to keep a box with a picture like this on and they cant be pealed off without the box being damaged. they dont even show specific to cigar smoking just normal smoking(cigarettes)
I walked into a humidor in Toronto, and the clerk followed me in, and wouldn't let me touch anything. I felt insulted and immediately left the store. Little did I know it was the law. So it was the Canadian government who actually treated me like a criminal, not the cigar store owners. The incident left a sour taste in my mouth for anything Canadian. But I guess they're no more responsible for their moronic government than we are for ours!
I walked into a humidor in Toronto, and the clerk followed me in, and wouldn't let me touch anything. I felt insulted and immediately left the store. Little did I know it was the law. So it was the Canadian government who actually treated me like a criminal, not the cigar store owners. The incident left a sour taste in my mouth for anything Canadian. But I guess they're no more responsible for their moronic government than we are for ours!
well that stinks... You can't touch a cigar until you pay for it. Sounds like a bad marriage.
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