Bringing cuban cigars back home?

[oddjob]

why care about the wrappers?

[tuq]

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why care about the wrappers?

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Yeah, that seems like a weird thing to care about. Do people actually glue or tape them back on when they get home? You already know they're Cubans, sheesh. Besides, I tend smoke them until they're damn near burning my lips, which means at some point I'd be tearing the wrapper back off anyway.

[skunkworks]

tuq the Cuban cigar smokin', anti-cigarette crusader. Pffffffffffft.

[tuq]

skunk,

No, only when I golf (gonna be in Cali the next four days golfing and puffing away, heh). Other than that I don't have a desire for them. Although I never understood why cigar smoke was verboten in most bars here in town while people could light up cigarettes. The latter smells way, way worse to me, and my clothes agree.

[C-Dog]

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why care about the wrappers?

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I collect all of my cigar wrappers in a Cigar Dossier complete with information on the Cigar as well as my thoughts in regards to the quality and taste of it.

C-Dog

[john voight]

post 9/11 I just kept them in my carry on bag coming to SFO back from Munich.

No sweat.

I'm a 20yo white male.

[tuq]

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post 9/11 I just kept them in my carry on bag coming to SFO back from Munich.

No sweat.

I'm a 20yo white male.

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So when you were <14 years old bringing them back across the pond how did you handle it? Put them in your lunch box?

[mscags]

I dont understand why everyone carries them on, I would think they would be a lot safer in checked luggage no?

[Jim Jiminez]

Just buy Dominicans when you get home, you can't tell the difference anyways.

[Taso]

hahah

I've just started smoking cigars - what's so great about Cuban cigars? I've never had one (I don't think)