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My missus is really my mate do most things with her my little drinking buddy i call her. But anyway look at me blubbering on she doesnt like cigars which is great and all my work mates think am weird for like cigars haha
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Yeah I don't bother speaking to work mates about it haha I just get more abuse for it. Cretins.
Interesting replies there; it seems that it is more about educating in the hope of converting them to the wonders of Cigars rather than just fobbing them off with a cheapo you don't mind losing.
That's a lovely thought, chico, but I find this hard to believe (despite the posts)
Clearly, me and the Coro Boys don't fit that catagory...NO WAY!
Now, on the rare ocasions that I come across someone who is sincere in their quest for the puro... than sure, I give 'em a puro and start to educate them on the fine art of smoking and enjoying a Cuban Cigars!
But mostly it's..."Hey dude! You got any of those Cuban Cigars you're always talking about "(as they look around and snicker with their buds trying to impress me and their jerk-off amigos).
To this I reply: "Yo Yo Yo! No man, I'm ain't packing today, but it's all good....you can get sum at the local head shop (i.e., LCdH). And dude! While your there, pick some for me Yo Yo Yo!...See what I'm sayin'? "
Funny thing, they never get their own OR pick some up for me. And they never bring up the subject again.
I think it all depends on how a good a friend the person is, if its a good pal then I don't mind giving a good stick, if its a friend of a friend that I don't really like they may a not get such a good stick.
Are the Chinchalero's worth a punt for the money, and handing out?
I must admit that, whilst not my cup of tea, I think the Picadillos is not a bad cigar - and something which, had I got any, would probably be something I'd consider ideal for handing out. If I sense someone is keen on trying cigars, or have seen them with something occasionally, then I head straight for the H.Upmann Half Corona. Light enough for a novice, yet enough going on to get them interested. Have not failed to hook them with this choice. Problem is, the buggers keep wanting more!
Interesting replies there; it seems that it is more about educating in the hope of converting them to the wonders of Cigars rather than just fobbing them off with a cheapo you don't mind losing.
I think it all depends on how a good a friend the person is, if its a good pal then I don't mind giving a good stick, if its a friend of a friend that I don't really like they may a not get such a good stick.
One of my non-cigar smoking friends always gets one of what im smoking when I go round. Its a fair trade off as its one of the only places I can smoke inside.
It was hard at first getting a cigarette smoker to see the 'point of not inhaling' tobacco, but now he looks forward to it just as much as I do.
My missus is really my mate do most things with her my little drinking buddy i call her. But anyway look at me blubbering on she doesnt like cigars which is great and all my work mates think am weird for like cigars haha
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Exactly the same here. I've got a couple mates who say they like a cigar but I can't say I have ever seen them with one. That said I'm not the most social of animals, so they may chain smoke Cohiba's when they are out and about for all I know!
Just wondering whether any of you guys have 'cheap sticks' to share with non smoking friends?
What a great question, senor Bob! Come on up to the front of the forum and let's have a look at ya'.
Yes, I have a supply of NCs expecially for those who are "more-show-than-go" when it comes to appreciating the almighty puro.
I started this practice about ten years ago after a gathering where I supplied a box of Cohiba Siglo 1s. The next day, I found most of the puros less than 1/2 smoked and stubbed out in ash trays or smashed on the ground.
Ever since then, I pass out NCs (if I pass out anything at all) to those I believe are merely being sociable until they prove their loyalty and affection for the puros.
Perro, el Perro
Haha! I'm calling bull shit on this, dawg face. It's just an excuse to keep the don's fine puros for yourself.
1 Which flavoured cigars does your wife like?
2 That's all their worth doing with!
Agreed, I tend to avoid Chinchalero's, without sounding too much like a salesman, the Inka Secret Blend cigars are FAR superior to the chinch' brand and don't cost too much more.
My missus is really my mate do most things with her my little drinking buddy i call her. But anyway look at me blubbering on she doesnt like cigars which is great and all my work mates think am weird for like cigars haha
My missus is really my mate do most things with her my little drinking buddy i call her. But anyway look at me blubbering on she doesnt like cigars which is great and all my work mates think am weird for like cigars haha
thought, chico, but I find this hard to believe (despite the posts) 
for the puro... than sure, I give 'em a puro and start to educate them on the fine art of smoking and enjoying a Cuban Cigars! 
You got any of those Cuban Cigars you're always talking about "(as they look around and snicker with their buds trying to impress me and their 
jerk-off amigos).
Perro, el Perro
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Yes, I have a supply of NCs expecially for those who are "more-show-than-go" when it comes to appreciating the almighty puro.
Haha! I'm calling bull shit on this, dawg face. It's just an excuse to keep the 
don's fine puros for yourself.
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