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Bringing Cuban Cigars into U.S.

INdianapaddler
INdianapaddler
Nov 22, 2011
2:23am
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I apologize for the double post.
bob battaglini
bob battaglini
Nov 23, 2011
1:33am
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hi cjen..

do you have access to non cuban cigar bands? Put them on your cubans and presto
chango.... no more cubans
ken2v
ken2v
Nov 23, 2011
1:49am
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Originally posted by: INdianapaddler
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Originally posted by: hoops2
The revolution was in 1959 or 52 years ago. So to have a cognitive understanding of the situtation you would have to have been around 15, which makes you about 67. Based on prior posts you don't seem that old


I was 10 when I left Cuba in May of 1961. I turn 60 on November 29 of this year. My cognitive understanding abilities came to me early, thank you Jesus, Joseph and Mary, God between us and evil.

I heartily congratulate you on your uncanny ability to calculate the age of posters based on their prior posts. It is a skill that I hope to master someday.


So how has it been for you living under Castro all these years?

INdianapaddler
INdianapaddler
Nov 23, 2011
4:01am
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Originally posted by: ken2v
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Originally posted by: INdianapaddler
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Originally posted by: hoops2
The revolution was in 1959 or 52 years ago. So to have a cognitive understanding of the situtation you would have to have been around 15, which makes you about 67. Based on prior posts you don't seem that old


I was 10 when I left Cuba in May of 1961. I turn 60 on November 29 of this year. My cognitive understanding abilities came to me early, thank you Jesus, Joseph and Mary, God between us and evil.

I heartily congratulate you on your uncanny ability to calculate the age of posters based on their prior posts. It is a skill that I hope to master someday.


So how has it been for you living under Castro all these years?


What part of "I left Cuba in May of 1961" do you not understand?


ken2v
ken2v
Nov 23, 2011
7:45am
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Originally posted by: INdianapaddler
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Originally posted by: ken2v
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Originally posted by: INdianapaddler
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Originally posted by: hoops2
The revolution was in 1959 or 52 years ago. So to have a cognitive understanding of the situtation you would have to have been around 15, which makes you about 67. Based on prior posts you don't seem that old


I was 10 when I left Cuba in May of 1961. I turn 60 on November 29 of this year. My cognitive understanding abilities came to me early, thank you Jesus, Joseph and Mary, God between us and evil.

I heartily congratulate you on your uncanny ability to calculate the age of posters based on their prior posts. It is a skill that I hope to master someday.


So how has it been for you living under Castro all these years?


What part of "I left Cuba in May of 1961" do you not understand?


Well, since you're certain as to how great it was living under Castro versus Big B, it is obvious you'd know that from first-hand experience, no?
cjen
cjen
Nov 23, 2011
11:57am
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Originally posted by: bobsix
hi cjen..

do you have access to non cuban cigar bands? Put them on your cubans and presto
chango.... no more cubans


Good idea, Bob. I have seen some Philly Blunts. It's a little hassle traveling into town to make any purchases. If I do get out, I 'll try that.
INdianapaddler
INdianapaddler
Nov 24, 2011
10:03pm
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Originally posted by: ken2v
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Originally posted by: INdianapaddler
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Originally posted by: ken2v
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Originally posted by: INdianapaddler
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Originally posted by: hoops2
The revolution was in 1959 or 52 years ago. So to have a cognitive understanding of the situtation you would have to have been around 15, which makes you about 67. Based on prior posts you don't seem that old


I was 10 when I left Cuba in May of 1961. I turn 60 on November 29 of this year. My cognitive understanding abilities came to me early, thank you Jesus, Joseph and Mary, God between us and evil.

I heartily congratulate you on your uncanny ability to calculate the age of posters based on their prior posts. It is a skill that I hope to master someday.


So how has it been for you living under Castro all these years?


What part of "I left Cuba in May of 1961" do you not understand?


Well, since you're certain as to how great it was living under Castro versus Big B, it is obvious you'd know that from first-hand experience, no?


I have never said it was great to live under Castro. What I am suggesting after reading dozens of books on Cuban history, both before and after Castro, is that what we have here is a situation where Castro was and is, in my opinion and the opinion of many others who have seriously studied the issue, the lesser of two evils.

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