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Freshly Homeless
Looks like he sells cigars at the flea market...not sure I am buying my cigars from a flea market and expect them to be legit or good quality.
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I would actually like it if someone with a fine cigar palate was to gather a collection of "fakes" and then review them to see how they stand on their own merits... what if there were actually a few diamonds amongst the huge pile of shit? Could one collect a few boxes of these diamonds, or does each box contain fakes from various regions... ie. they just all looked alike?
I obviously know little of how the counterfeit market works. I have been given a few "Cubans" in the past that were easily identifiable as fakes by the band.... but that's as far as my knowledge goes.
Mr. Simpson, don't you worry. I saw an episode of Matlock in a bar last night. The sound was down, but I think I got the gist of it.
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Angus is a God
Originally Posted by
UncleFesterESQ
I would actually like it if someone with a fine cigar palate was to gather a collection of "fakes" and then review them to see how they stand on their own merits... what if there were actually a few diamonds amongst the huge pile of shit? Could one collect a few boxes of these diamonds, or does each box contain fakes from various regions... ie. they just all looked alike?
I obviously know little of how the counterfeit market works. I have been given a few "Cubans" in the past that were easily identifiable as fakes by the band.... but that's as far as my knowledge goes.
There have been reports of everything from banana peels to plastic/cello in fakes. I think I would rather dissect them and get a good laugh rather than risk smoking them. I am sure there are fakes that are rolled using long filler and some are maybe even acceptable cigars but I don't see why they would bother with a "blend" of any type. I would think that they would just use the most cost efficient tobaccos and put them together as fast as they can. Most fakes are horribly rolled anyway.
Besides all of that, I wouldn't want anyone purchasing them for ANY reason since that would be basically "supporting" the counterfeiters.
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Originally Posted by
HabanoMan
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Did they look like this? LOL
If so from what little knowledge I have of them they are actually "fakes" of the Dominican Cohibas and were being sold to the tourist in the D.R.
Nope, but actually have some of those that were given to me by a friend that doesn't smoke cigars and was gifted them from a customer. They just sit on a shelf near my TV, it was a nice gesture but who knows wtf is in those things
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i think its sad since it says cohiba general cas control over it even though it is a counterfit cuban cohiba! i have taken apart a fake cuban before and it was basically floor sweepings. there was a bean in the one and a long stem that was more like a twig. counterfeits are not good 1 because you dont know what you are smoking and 2 you are supporting counterfeiters
Happiness? A good cigar, a good meal, a good cigar and a good woman - or a bad woman; it depends on how much happiness you can handle- George Burns
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One game in Utah, Jordan dunked on John Stockton. Jazz owner Larry Miller yelled "pick on someone your own size." On the next possession he dunked on 7'1 center Mel Turpin and shouted "he big enough for you?"
When told that Clyde Drexler was a better three-point shooter than him, Jordan responded "Clyde is a better three-point shooter than I choose to be." Then he hit 6 threes in game 1.