I've been meaning to start this thread since I started getting into cigars, but never got around to it. I love cigars. I love the dark, spicy, heavy bodied maduros and a nice single malt scotch. Taking a deep pull, exhaling and then complimenting that drag with a sip of a fine scotch. I like the smell, I like the taste. I think rolling cigars is an art form itself. I find it extremely sexy when my girl takes a puff off my cigar(perverts). I prefer a cigar punch over a cutter. Cigars and scotch are slowly becoming an expensive addiction of mine and I wanted to see if any of you, being highly remarkable gentleman with fine tastes, like to dabble in the cigar/scotch world.
I have taken the time to search for a few of my favorite cigars and provide images for all you scholars, so you may be enlightened and might want to try one or two. I hope by starting this thread you will all try a cigar and some scotch at one point in your life and say hey, that mussa guy was right for once. I also hope you all become addicted and die of cancer. ;)
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Might as well start with the best Ive ever had. Straight from Cuba. COHIBA. A co-worker was given one by a client of his as a tip. He passed one onto me one time. I smoke it til my hands were burning. A great heavy bodied cigar that I could probably smoke 24hrs a day, even in my sleep. I highly recommend this cigar if you can get your hands on it. If you ever go out of the country, ask for it. Your gonna pay alot, but its worth it.
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The legal COHIBA. Made in the Dominican Republic. Very heavy. So heavy that when combined with a good scotch can literally farg u up. By heavy I don't mean harsh. Very spicy, very flavorfull. Around $12-$15 a stick.
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A new discovery of mine is the Ashton Virgin Sun Grown or VSG. A very smooth heavy bodied cigar. Highly recommended.
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Arturo Fuente, Short Story. A nice smoke for when you don't have all night to smoke a cigar. Medium to heavy bodied. Tasty.
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Rocky Patel Vintage Series. Aged 10 and 12 year cigars. THere is just something good about the idea of this cigar being aged in a humidor for a few years. Like a wine and scotch. I like the box pressed presentation.
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Saint Luis Rey. A great cigar at a great price. $3 range. All different sizes. Thats not my hand.
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H Upmann Vintage Cameroon Series. Highly rated in CIGAR Magazine. Definelty a good smoke at a reasonable price.
As for Scotch/Whiskeys
I am not so educated on the drink side of this thread, but these are a few I have tried since smoking cigars.
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I saw this at the liquor store and had to try it. Not the best I have had, but still good.
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Definetly the smoothest tasting out of these 4.
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Glenfiddich. Definetly will buy again.
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Always a good choice.
I have 15 random Cuban cigars I purchased when I was in South America. One of them is a Cohiba and it is excellent.
La Gloria Cubana.
i hate both...in fact im not 100% clear on what scotch is vs say a whiskey...my boys are always trying to explain it to me but i dont get it...isnt like jim beam a scotch but jack daniels a whiskey or some ish like that
some of the heads i tailgate with are huge cigar guys...one of them brings a big cigar box every week filled up with all kinds...i personally think its gayer than shadow stevens but to each his own
Quote from: FFatPatt on April 21, 2006, 01:55:48 PM
La Gloria Cubana.
On my list if cigars to smoke. The Maduro of course.
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Quote from: ice grillin you on April 21, 2006, 01:59:04 PM
i hate both...in fact im not 100% clear on what scotch is vs say a whiskey...my boys are always trying to explain it to me but i dont get it...isnt like jim beam a scotch but jack daniels a whiskey or some ish like that
some of the heads i tailgate with are huge cigar guys...one of them brings a big cigar box every week filled up with all kinds...i personally think its gayer than shadow stevens but to each his own
have u ever tried a good cigar? and im not talking about philly blunts or dutchmasters here.
get that pretty person out of this thread. NOW! This is no place for them kind.
Quote from: mussa on April 21, 2006, 02:04:13 PM
Quote from: FFatPatt on April 21, 2006, 01:55:48 PM
La Gloria Cubana.
On my list if cigars to smoke. The Maduro of course.
The gorda maduro is my favorite.
:yay I'll have to try that ish
Quote from: ice grillin you on April 21, 2006, 01:59:04 PM
one of them brings a big cigar box every week filled up with all kinds...i personally think its gayer than shadow stevens but to each his own
yet...you enjoy the Orange Crush, strange.
i enjoy an arena full of maniacs bonded together in support of my favorite team
have u ever tried a good cigar? and im not talking about philly blunts or dutchmasters here.
ive never tried a bad cigar
my problem is these guys have their corny little case...and they talk about which one they want to have this week and have their stupid little cutters...the whole thing is wack...just grab a cigar and smoke it for christ sake...
its similar to how a lot of people get with wine...just drink it motherfargers...get drunk!
i like cigars on a rare occasion.
but it's not something i intend to take on more fully.
i do like good scotch though. i dont restrict myself to single malts. but some of the ones i tried and liked were the same glenlivet shown above...but you should try the 15 year glenlivet, good stuff...i am not a big fan of glenfiddich though.
i really like johnny walker green bottle (15 year)...i intend on trying the gold soon (18 year)
i got a bottle of JW Blue the night before my wedding....and NO ONE is to ever touch that but me. that is for me and me only....i will only drink from it once a year, 1 oz, on each wedding anniversary. but the stuff is absolutley amazing. (for $190 a bottle it better be).
JW black shots. I'm a fan.
as long as it's not the red label...i'm a fan of all the walker's
so what are the layman brand names of scotch....like ones i would see in a liquor store...not some 100 year old stuff from europe
IGY you sir and not a gentleman or a scholar. be gone! ;)
I did purchase a bottle of johhny black on the way back from Canada last year. good stuff. i want to try the green, gold and blue.
Quote from: ice grillin you on April 21, 2006, 02:21:06 PM
so what are the layman brand names of scotch....like ones i would see in a liquor store...not some 100 year old stuff from europe
why dont you go to a liquer johnson and cop it out?
I haven't ventured into the scotchs yet...I'm sure in due time I will.
Cigars...I like cigars every once in a while...but I don't smoke them right. I always have a buildup of aftersmoke shtein and I'm always looking to spit it out. (Bring on all of the witty, unexpected homo cracks)......it feels as though I'm using chewing tabacco. Are you supposed to swallow that shtein? I don't inhale...I just let the smoke linger and then let it out. Am I doing it correctly?
:-D
Dewer's and Scoreseby's are cheap and common scotches.
There was no way for me to write that and not make it sound gay. :boom
dewers ive heard of
the fact that you even have to ask all those retarded questions hb is why i think the whole cigar thing is gay....i lump it in with the same trendy overanalyzation of things like microbrews and wines
i've had cigars and smoked tobacco from a pipe, but i had a hard time dealing with the whole "don't inhale" thing. I can appreciate it, but can't stand when people smoke pipes in bars because it's so damn overpowering and pungent.
As for scotch, i'm not a huge fan. I'll do a shot of Makers Mark anyday, but once tried scotch on the rocks and it was painful getting through.
makers mark is scotch?...did not know that
someone left a bottle of it at my house a few weeks ago
perhaps ill try it tonight even tho im sure ill hate it
No, Makers Mark is whiskey.
The problem is cheap and common scotch tastes like something you'd strip paint with. And, sorry, Mussa, but what you have pictured is swill. You have to spend at least $50, more like 70-80, to get anything drinkable. And as much as I like scotch (Oban and Lagavulin are my favorites), I buy it rarely due to the price and the fact that I drink it sparingly, and it skunks after you open it.
Quote from: ice grillin you on April 21, 2006, 02:57:34 PM
makers mark is scotch?...did not know that
someone left a bottle of it at my house a few weeks ago
perhaps ill try it tonight even tho im sure ill hate it
Makers Mark is most definitely whiskey. I was just saying i enjoy a shot of that, but don't care for scotch.
As I mentioned, im not too educated on scotch i just started. especially fine scotch. these are the relatively cheap one's i can afford(swill if you will) and still go great with a cigar. now i will spend 20$ on one cigar, but 100 and up per bottle is rare.
They have King Louis something something scotch or cognac, at this local bar. $140 a glass. Im on that someday.
i brought a 12 pack of cubans back with me from the dominican republic a few months ago. have about 4 left, i'm sure they're stale by now. but they are good ass good.
I've never tried cigars, and I don't think I ever will. Well, maybe someday.
Scotch, on the other hand, is a favorite of mine. Two of my faves:
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whats up with 'glen' and scotch...is that a region somewhere where they are made
I absolutely love scotch I drink Johnny Black like friggin water, Glen Livet is also one of my favorites. As for cigars I haven't gotten into them too much but I do enjoy them.
Quote from: ice grillin you on April 21, 2006, 05:01:46 PM
whats up with 'glen' and scotch...is that a region somewhere where they are made
There are glens in Scotland. I guess either it's a true Scottish part of the name or a marketing deal to lend an air of authenticity to the product.
JW Black is pretty nice for a blended whiskey. Red will even do in a pinch.
Nice choices, Sus. I'm big on the lowlands scotch. Like the smoky, peaty flavor.
I tried some of the Highland variety, and I found it a bit medicinal. I found I like the special finishes like the Balvenie and the Glenmorangie. The Macallan is also pretty good, because they finish in sherry casks (I think).
got a large bottle of glenlivett tonight. thats all i have to say.
I don't smoke and I'm not a fan of whiskey or scotch.
I'm a cheap date.
A case of Molson Golden and I'm yours 4ever!
Dont know much about cigars, but I do enjoy them. I am a single Malt fan. I picked up a new one tonight... 10 year Talisker from Skye. Very potent. Good stuff so far.
smoked one of these last night. nice easy short smoke w/ my glen livet.
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Quote from: hbionic on April 21, 2006, 02:43:12 PM
I haven't ventured into the scotchs yet...I'm sure in due time I will.
Cigars...I like cigars every once in a while...but I don't smoke them right. I always have a buildup of aftersmoke shtein and I'm always looking to spit it out. (Bring on all of the witty, unexpected homo cracks)......it feels as though I'm using chewing tabacco. Are you supposed to swallow that shtein? I don't inhale...I just let the smoke linger and then let it out. Am I doing it correctly?
Are u talking about saliva or actual pieces of tobacco from the cigar. i don't ccare who you are if your smoking anything, your going to get some saliva build-up. thats why it is nice to have a drink when you smoke. i smoke cigs, but i need some sort of drink when i smoke. If you have prob's with actual pieces of the tobacco in your mouth, then maybe try a cigar punch over a cigar cutter:
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Yes normally you don't want to inhale cigar tobacco. unless your chuck norris of course. just draw it in and exhale. ur doing it right HB. :paranoid
I agree completely on the cigar punch over cutter, but I think the dominican cigars are rapidly catching up to Havana, and much of the pleasure of the Cuban cigars is their illicit embargoed nature. >:D
Actually smoked a few of the Havana Cohibas in Tulum Mexico a couple of weeks ago. Damn good.
Anyway, for scotch try Laphroaig scotch, the ten year is relatively affordable and very tasty if you like smoky and peaty. Stay away from the sherry cask stuff, if you ask me, but to each his or her own.
For highlands I like Dalwhinnie scotch. More clean and better on the rocks, than neat with a water back which is how I prefer the Island (Islay) malts. Just IMHO.
One thing to be aware of about Johnnie Walker, they own several of the single malt distillers and others sell their extra whiskey to them.
So when you are drinking the JW red or black you are drinking different grades of leftover single malts mixed together which brings forth consistency but not the uniqueness of single malts.
A similar practice occurs with big wineries. They buy extra grapes from the smaller vineyards to blend into their wine.
Quote from: PhillyPhreak54 on April 21, 2006, 11:35:40 PM
I don't smoke and I'm not a fan of whiskey or scotch.
I'm a cheap date.
A case of Molson Golden and I'm yours 4ever!
Me and you both, man.
Quote from: Phillyiggles_fan on April 22, 2006, 07:37:23 PM
One thing to be aware of about Johnnie Walker, they own several of the single malt distillers and others sell their extra whiskey to them.
So when you are drinking the JW red or black you are drinking different grades of leftover single malts mixed together which brings forth consistency but not the uniqueness of single malts.
A similar practice occurs with big wineries. They buy extra grapes from the smaller vineyards to blend into their wine.
[sportscenter] I did not know that. [/sportscenter]
I was pretty much aware of that. Blending is all about that kind of thing, but JW has decent quality control, so it's all good.
I forgot to mention my everyday stuff:
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bought a macanudo maduro tonight.
I've always been partial to the Montecristo line of smokes.
Although of late I find that I'm getting a bit tired of milder cigars and I've started smoking some of the full strength variety.
TTT Mini-Belicosos are my cigar of choice at the moment and right now I have some Camacho Monarcas resting in the humidor. I'm looking forward to lighting up one of the Camachos. I hear they pack a good punch.
If you guys are interested you should try web sites like Cigar Bid or Cigar Auctioneer.
If you hit it just right you can get some outstanding bargains. For example I won a 3 pack of the above mentioned TTT's for only $13 (those smokes usually retail for @ $8-$9 each)
Also, if anyone is interested I can post some links to the Altadis web page where they offer up some of their cigars (Maria Guerrero, Gispert, and RyJ) in sample packs at below bargain prices.
Quote from: Phillyiggles_fan on April 22, 2006, 07:37:23 PM
One thing to be aware of about Johnnie Walker, they own several of the single malt distillers and others sell their extra whiskey to them.
on thing to be aware of for beginner scotch drinkers.
scotch whisky, is different than whish
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Quote from: Wingspan on April 23, 2006, 01:27:34 PMon thing to be aware of for beginner scotch drinkers.
scotch whisky, is different than whishey
You tell 'em,
Wishpan.
Drink enough of it, and it's all whishey.
:-D
There is a great place in Lancaster, PA, right near the outlets called Ray's Tobacco Cafe. They have a great selection in cigars, gourmet coffee's and a really nice smoking lounge. I just took a drive over there and found some cigars Ive been dying to try.
I got a Padron Anniversary Series 1964 Maduro for 17 a stick. Its a beautiful boxed pressed cigar. Rated in the upper mid to upper 90's. Ive been told this is better than any Cuban. Can't wait to smoke it.
I also got 2 Camacho Coyola's. A new full-bodied cigar from Camacho. An Ashton Heritage Puro Sol and a Romeo Y Julieta Aniversaro Maduro. :drool
Right next door is a cool store called Sam's Steins, which has alot of cool beer steins, signs, mirrors and anything else a beer logo has ever been put on. Def. check them both out if you are ever in the outlets area. :yay
mussa really digs sticking long brown tubes into his mouth to suck on.
actually i like shorter ones, they don't take as long to smoke ^-^
Just wanted to bump this thread up with a new interest in Port wine. Anyone else try it with a cigar or solo? Ive dabbled in a few different varieties after reading about it so much in cigar magazines. It pretty potent compared to normal wine, but not nearly the punch you get from scotch. I've tried a cheapy bottle, which seems to be bitier than the 10yr aged Tawny's I like. Alot smoother.
A great new cigar I tried recently is the Excalibur from Hoya De Monterrey. A classic in the heavy bodied cigars, very spicey, couldn't get enough of this smoke. There are a number of different Excaliburs, I couldn't find a pic of the one I had.
Quote from: MURP on April 22, 2006, 01:00:15 AM
Dont know much about cigars, but I do enjoy them. I am a single Malt fan. I picked up a new one tonight... 10 year Talisker from Skye. Very potent. Good stuff so far.
Yea Murp turned me onto Talisker, prob best Ive tried to date with scotch. They were selling a litre of Talisker for 50 bucks at the duty free shop coming back from canada. I kicked myself later for not buying it at such a cheap price.
Ahh...reading this thread reminds me of my poor college days and:
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what the hell is that swill?
It's Thunderbird dumbass. Read the label.
You know mussa can't read.
mussa's a fleshpop. mussa's a fleshpop. mussa's a fleshpop. mussa's a fleshpop. mussa's a fleshpop. mussa's a fleshpop. mussa's a fleshpop. mussa's a fleshpop. mussa's a fleshpop. mussa's a fleshpop. mussa's a fleshpop. mussa's a fleshpop. mussa's a fleshpop. mussa's a fleshpop. mussa's a fleshpop.
i can read the damn label jizzbags, what is it? by the name i'll take a wild guess and say malt liquor, but other than that Ive never heard of it.
It's rotgut trash drunk mostly by white frat boys acting ironic-ghetto. Obviously.
Quote from: Diomedes on September 15, 2006, 07:11:21 PM
It's rotgut trash drunk mostly by white frat boys acting ironic-ghetto. Obviously.
:-D
I was never in a frat.
:paranoid
Quote from: Butchers Bill on September 15, 2006, 10:06:20 PM
Quote from: Diomedes on September 15, 2006, 07:11:21 PM
It's rotgut trash drunk mostly by white frat boys acting ironic-ghetto. Obviously.
:-D
I was never in a frat.
:paranoid
Frat, sorority.........same difference. ;)
www.montecristosportsoffer.com (http://www.montecristosportsoffer.com)
If anyone is interested $9.95 gets you a Montecristo Platinum Habana #2, a Toro, and a Robusto.......
I had 10 Cubans I bought when I was overseas that I had completely forgot about. A few months ago I came across them but they were dried out. My old roommate gave me a humidor and now they're good again. Just wanted to share my excitement.
Also, the g/f bought me a bottle of 12 year old Dewars. I highly recommend it if you like Scotch.
FYI Scotch is the same exact thing as Whiskey, it's just made in Scotland. (read through this thread and it didn't look like that was general knowledge)
Cigars are for sissies with questionable oral fetishes and scotch is for queers who are afraid to drink beer because they might get fat.
That is all.
So you smoke poll and drink beer
Quote from: Jerome99RIP on February 03, 2007, 04:57:53 PM
Cigars are for sissies with questionable oral fetishes and scotch is for queers who are afraid to drink beer because they might get fat.
That is all.
This should be posted in the Men Should Act Like Men... thread.
Quote from: SD_Eagle on February 03, 2007, 04:53:48 PM
FYI Scotch is the same exact thing as Whiskey, it's just made in Scotland. (read through this thread and it didn't look like that was general knowledge)
That is incredibly innacurate.
Scotch Whisky, is no where near the same as Whiskey.
my dad just gave me a bottle of johnny walker black....i dont drink or know anything about scotch and probably will gift it to someone....is it good as far as scotches go?
it's alright. it's a blended scotch (rather than single malt, which is from one distillery only. single malts are very distinct because they are not tempered in any way..if it's a very peaty scotch, then you get peat full on, for example). the red is 3 years aged, black is 12 (I think), gold is 18, green and blue are blends which include much older stock (but also some fairly young)
give it away, you'll make a friend.
Wingpan is wrong, by the way. the only diff. between scotch and irish whiskey is where it's from. now, there is a lot of difference between the grain grown in ireland and in scotland, etc...but whisky is whiskey is whiskey. they spell it different, and get pissy about it, but farg them.
scotch is like champagne, cognac, or bourbon...you can make the same shtein but if you do it outside of champagne, cognac, etc, then it's not champagne/scotch/cognac. sparkling wine is essentially champagne..but it doesn't have the restrictions on quality that hte champagne region enforces (percentage of grapes from each harvest allowed to be used, etc.)
I'm in the wine & spirits trade, know a little bit.
can't stand brown spirits myself.
Quote from: Diomedes on February 03, 2007, 06:51:11 PM
Wingpan is wrong, by the way. the only diff. between scotch and irish whiskey is where it's from. now, there is a lot of difference between the grain grown in ireland and in scotland, etc...but whisky is whiskey is whiskey. they spell it different, and get pissy about it, but farg them.
Sorry, wrong. Despite the difference ou pointed out yourself. There are other differences too.
The distilling process is different, as well as the ingredients are prepared differenty. For Scotch Whisky, the barley is dried over a peat fire to add the smoke flavor. Irish Whiskey barley is dried in a sealed oven to keep the barley pure.
Also there is a difference of smoothness. Irish Whiskey is distilled 3 times, Scotch Whisky is distilled twice.
IGY, give it a try. I drink JW Red during the week to cut down on beers. Got my first bottle of Black for Christmas this year, and i've only had one drink out of it. The 1.75liter of the JW Black is about 62-65 bucks, same size in Red is 29-32 clams depending on what shop.
I bought myself another bottle of 7 for the Super Bowl. Also, 7UP was $0.77 for a 2-Liter at the grocery store.
I predict all 3 2-Liters and the whole 750ml of 7 will be toast by Monday morning.
Is Seagram's 7 scotch? No, but it's farging tasty when mixed with a carbonated lemon-lime beverage.
Quote from: FFatPatt on February 03, 2007, 08:58:57 PM
I bought myself another bottle of 7 for the Super Bowl. Also, 7UP was $0.77 for a 2-Liter at the grocery store.
I predict all 3 2-Liters and the whole 750ml of 7 will be toast by Monday morning.
Is Seagram's 7 scotch? No, but it's farging tasty when mixed with a carbonated lemon-lime beverage.
This definitely belongs in the Men Should Act Like Men... (http://www.concretefield.com/forum/index.php?topic=19487.0) thread
Quote from: Wingspan on February 03, 2007, 07:07:12 PMblah blah blah
your argument amounts to distinguishing between coors lite and bud lite.
Pretentious snobs sitting around dissecting the differences between Cuban cigars and those made in Honduras can all choke to death on the dicks of AIDS-infested pole squatters.
Same goes for the jagoffs pissing and moaning about 12-year old scotch variants.
Seriously, kill yourselves slowly with razor sharp meat cleavers, the lot of you.
ive never loved romey as much as i do right now
scotch/micro brew/cigar gays can all die
Quote from: Seabiscuit36 on February 03, 2007, 09:01:07 PM
Quote from: FFatPatt on February 03, 2007, 08:58:57 PM
I bought myself another bottle of 7 for the Super Bowl. Also, 7UP was $0.77 for a 2-Liter at the grocery store.
I predict all 3 2-Liters and the whole 750ml of 7 will be toast by Monday morning.
Is Seagram's 7 scotch? No, but it's farging tasty when mixed with a carbonated lemon-lime beverage.
This definitely belongs in the Men Should Act Like Men... (http://www.concretefield.com/forum/index.php?topic=19487.0) thread
Any drink made with cheap blended whiskey is manly.
Quote from: Diomedes on February 03, 2007, 11:15:25 PM
Quote from: Wingspan on February 03, 2007, 07:07:12 PMblah blah blah
your argument amounts to distinguishing between coors lite and bud lite.
It's not an arguement, its a fact.
A better argument would be like distinguishing the differences between a Toyota Camry or a Chevy Malibu. But go ahead, make another snide comment to hide the fact that you were wrong, depsite working in the industry.
If the point is that there is a difference between a Toyota Camry and a Chevy Malibu, then yes I'm wrong.
But that wasn't the subject. We were discussing the difference between a mid size sedan and a mini van.
If the point is that there is a difference between bud lite and miller lite, then yes I'm wrong.
But that wasn't the subject. We were discussing the difference between lite mass beer and stouts.
to vigy and 95% of the world, the distinctions you make are trivial....for whiskey snobs alone. scotch whiskey is a whiskey. just as irish whiskey is a whiskey, etc.
Which one has the higher vorp?
You guys can bitch all you want about cigars or scotch and associate them with Romes. Thats pretty damn funny, because real men have been enjoying both for hundreds of years. You peions can consume all the malt liquor and garcia vega's you want, I'll stick to Talisker and Fuentes'.
I associate cigars & scotch with fat, rich, white, overbearing, nauseating douchebags like this:
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As you should, for the most part.
I associate it with this guy:
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Quote from: Jerome99RIP on February 04, 2007, 03:24:39 PM
I associate cigars & scotch with fat, rich, white, overbearing, nauseating douchebags like this:
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all blacks are criminals, jews are cheap and italians smell. the lists go on and on. idiot
You guys can bitch all you want about cigars or scotch and associate them with Romes. Thats pretty damn funny, because real men have been enjoying both for hundreds of years. You peions can consume all the malt liquor and garcia vega's you want, I'll stick to Talisker and Fuentes'.
i dont think liking cigars and/or scotch by itself is gay...its not...the gays are the people who take it way to seriously
Quote from: mussa on February 04, 2007, 04:14:29 PM
Quote from: Jerome99RIP on February 04, 2007, 03:24:39 PM
I associate cigars & scotch with fat, rich, white, overbearing, nauseating douchebags like this:
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all blacks are criminals, jews are cheap and italians smell. the lists go on and on. idiot
While I agree that Dan Snyder is an idiot, I don't understand why you feel the need to roll out such idiotic stereotypes to reinforce those sentiments.
If you're upset about being grouped with a bunch of rapacious douchebags, then maybe you should consider not associating with them or at least not associating with the worst of the character traits?
Wow bumping this thread made me laugh and miss the ol days when IGY didn't quote, but bold posts. and what the hell ever happened to Mad-Lad???
Anyway I came home today and got a package from UPS. Inside was a Cuban Cohiba. A buddy I haven't seen in years sent it to me. Last time I saw him about 3 years ago we stayed up all night drinking scotch and smoking cigars. He said he had the hookup in NYC for Cubans. Surprised the hell out of me. I'm gonna smoke that baby tonight and enjoy a glass or 3 of Talisker.