amazing, i've been here 10 years or so and i found this new board.
I was very quiet and posted nothing because I just smoke the leaves that others grow
and nurture and finally sell me some of their products.
I first smoked a triple x whatever it was called when it was the "hot" cigar, and it proved my point.
I appreciate the man that gave me a few to try. $25.oo or more. was a waste of money.
now why am I doing a dance about cigar discussion, to a bunch of patriotic American racists,
that still think the republican party is made up of wise, conservative (what ever that means),
economic geniuses, who couldn't make change for a five without a computer. is because those
people were nice to each other.
I didn't see one nasty remark about another poster's opinion, his height, weight, whether his
wife had a fat ass. whether he took his meds for the day or if he understood the implications
of smoking cigars made of leaves grown in a foreign country and rolled in sweat shop conditions f
or 8 cents an hour.
but they were boring and it was not my place to disturb them.
I am glad to be back among the children of the corn, all of whom have a degree in economics,
and a minor in American history. as amended.
I have usually considered ratings for cigars a merchandising ploy and when I smoked my
first triple x whatever i8t was called when it was the "hot" cigar, and it proved my point.
I appreciate the man that gave me a few to try. $25.oo or more. was a waste of money.
now why am I doing a dance about cigar discussion, to a bunch if patriotic American racists,
that still thing the republican party is made up of wise, conservative (what ever that means),
economic geniuses, who couldn't make change 9f a five without a computer. is because those
people were nice to each other.
I didn't see one nasty remark about another poster's opinion, his height, weight, whether his
wife had a fat ass. whether he took his meds for the day or if he understood the implications
of smoking cigars made of leaves grown in a foreign country and rolled in sweat shop conditions
for 8 cents an hour.
I am glad to be back among the children of the corn, all of whom have a degree in economics,
and a minor in American history. as amended.
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