ok here is a dumb newbie ?

[md4958]

Originally Posted by ahc4353

Since CC's are not legal here in the states all these comments from US members are only opinions based no no actual fact.

I, of course, am referring the sticks I buy (and smoke) while in Canada. And Europe. and the carribean

Originally Posted by md4958

I, of course, am referring the sticks I buy (and smoke) while in Canada. And Europe. and the carribean

Never a doubt Moe, never a doubt!

[BlackIrish]

Originally Posted by md4958

I, of course, am referring the sticks I buy (and smoke) while in Canada. And Europe. and the carribean

Of course, Moe. We never doubted your respect for the law. As for me, I don't actually *buy* them. That's technically illegal, even overseas, so I'm lucky to have many friends in foreign places who offer me cigars that I couldn't legally buy.

Originally Posted by BlackIrish

Of course, Moe. We never doubted your respect for the law. As for me, I don't actually *buy* them. That's technically illegal, even overseas, so I'm lucky to have many friends in foreign places who offer me cigars that I couldn't legally buy.

Exactly Eddie.

[Bax]

Originally Posted by BlackIrish

Of course, Moe. We never doubted your respect for the law. As for me, I don't actually *buy* them. That's technically illegal, even overseas, so I'm lucky to have many friends in foreign places who offer me cigars that I couldn't legally buy.

I don't actually buy them either, the credit card company does. So as long as they are destroyed before the payment check clears, I think they are in some kind of cigar limbo... could be a nice dance too

Do I smell pants burning?

i think its more like credit card burning

[Snake Hips]

Originally Posted by BlackIrish

Of course, Moe. We never doubted your respect for the law. As for me, I don't actually *buy* them. That's technically illegal, even overseas, so I'm lucky to have many friends in foreign places who offer me cigars that I couldn't legally buy.

Ah, that would be nice. But the letter of the law, which of course I follow to the letter, prohibits the "purchase, acceptance or transportation" of "Cuban origin cigars." It would be a completely foolish and ineffective law if they failed to specifically prohibit recieving them as a gift as well, would it not?

Originally Posted by robertw1249

i thought CC cost alot more than NC

There are some that do, but most Cuban cigars are comparable to (as in much cheaper than) non-Cuban cigars in price.

i remember i was in a B&M one time when i lived in calf one guy said he pay 100 buck for one CC stick i was like dam

[md4958]

Originally Posted by robertw1249

i remember i was in a B&M one time when i lived in calf one guy said he pay 100 buck for one CC stick i was like dam

he was most likely full of chit, or a sucker.

although, there are some SWEET cuban Macanudos for sale right now... bargain price of $999.99

the guy will make you a deal if you take both only $1500!!

anybody wanna do a split!!