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[NewGuy]

Welcome guille! You will find this very helpful in many ways.

Happy New Year

Rack

[mhuss]

guille - 12/26/2007  3:55 PM

Hello everybody: One i liked most is a Mario Palomino double corona, from Jamaica. Happy New Year for all of you!...See you.-

Hey Guille!  First off, welcome to the site!  There's a lot of info here for you to become well versed in the cigar field!  Secondly, I have a Mario Palomino aging in my humidor right now.  It's been in there since my honeymoon in 2000.  As you might as guessed, I'm saving it for a special occausion (which hasn't come along just yet!).  I bought a five-pack in Montego Bay, and smoked four of them already.  But I don't really remember what they were like.  So when I finally do get around to enjoying it, it'll be like a new experience for me!  I think about it all the time, and can't wait to experience it again!  Once again, welcome to the site.  I hope you enjoy yourself here!

[guille]

Thanks Rack, certainly the site and the people are interesting!...Even thou im not fluent in english, ill try to do my best...bye.--

[guille]

Thank you mhuss for your words, youre really a connosieur. Man, aging a cigar for 7 years and i still dont have a humidor, shame on me...(i keep them in a tupper with a humifying system). Hope you enjoy the Palomino, its an easygoing smoke!. See you.-

[ljlemer]

Welcome, Amigo Argentino! I speak and write in Spanish in case you want to chat privately in your own language. I was in your city in 1973 at the time of the coup in Chile and the return of Peron. I was living in Colombia at the time and Argentina felt very European and different from the other countries I visited that were highly influenced by Indian culture and ancestry.

My favorite cigar back then was Royal Jamaican, which is no longer made in Jamaica. I'm 6 years older than you. I was also married to an Argentine woman for a year, 1991, so I know the way you speak.

How are things in the free world where cigar smokers can buy cigars from every country legally? I hope my country does what your country recently did and elect a woman president who is married to a former president.

[ljlemer]

ljlemer - 12/26/2007  9:03 PM
 I hope my country does what your country recently did and elect a woman president who is married to a former president.

I don't mean Mrs. Bush Sr. or Jr.

[mistagordo]

Welcome guille!  Nice to have you here.

Steve

[SenorPablo]

Hello guille and Welcome to Cigar Geeks!

[guille]

Hi, ljlemer and hope so too...Hillary for president!... I must tell you that here in Argentina you can find just a few cigar brands, and particullary habanos are quiet expensive here. Have been in your country too, back in 1989, and spent a week in NY and a week in Phila., where i played the chess world open in adams mark hotel, in the golden mile area. I really enjoyed my time there in USA. (such a great country!) keep n touch!...

[guille]

Thanks, señorpablo, the site is quiet interesting...

[guille]

Thanks Steve, nice to have found this site too...-

[guille]

guille - 12/26/2007  7:41 PM

Thank you mhuss for your words, youre really a connosieur. Man, aging a cigar for 7 years and i still dont have a humidor, shame on me...(i keep them in a tupper with a humifying system). Hope you enjoy the Palomino, its an easygoing smoke!. See you.-

I mean connoisseur.---

[mhuss]

guille - 12/26/2007  8:41 PM

Thank you mhuss for your words, youre really a connosieur. Man, aging a cigar for 7 years and i still dont have a humidor, shame on me...(i keep them in a tupper with a humifying system). Hope you enjoy the Palomino, its an easygoing smoke!. See you.-

I'd like to think I'm a bit of a connosieur, but I'm just holding onto the Palomino for a very special occausion.  It didn't disappoint when I first smoked them seven-and-a-half years ago, and I'm sure they won't when I finally get around to this one.  Sorry for all the misspellings.  I didn't do well in that subject in school!  

[larryd]

Hi quille, welcome.