Monday, August 15, 2005
Smoke
Man...it's smoky this morning...OH, WAIT!...That's Me!
On the way to the Powwow, I smoked a Hoyo de Monte Rey cigar. On the way back, I had a wonderful smoky experience with a Partargas.
The Cohiba cigar is the cigar of the Cuban Revolution. Cohiba is named after the Cochiba ceremony performed by the natives on the island, who were slaugtered by...good Christian men. When I smoke, I pray.
There is a bastard Cohiba as well using Nicaraguan tobacco. They, as far as I know, are not affiliated with the Cuban brand. A Cohiba sold in cigar shops in the United States are not the actual Revolutionary brand.
On the way to the Powwow, I smoked a Hoyo de Monte Rey cigar. On the way back, I had a wonderful smoky experience with a Partargas.
The Cohiba cigar is the cigar of the Cuban Revolution. Cohiba is named after the Cochiba ceremony performed by the natives on the island, who were slaugtered by...good Christian men. When I smoke, I pray.
There is a bastard Cohiba as well using Nicaraguan tobacco. They, as far as I know, are not affiliated with the Cuban brand. A Cohiba sold in cigar shops in the United States are not the actual Revolutionary brand.
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