Very Nice Darrell, save one to smoke with your latest son :-)
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No. :-)

I'm with most, one for the experience and save the rest. :-)
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No real opinion other than to say that's a really cool find!:-)
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Ditto what Tom said. Who can say they smoked a cigar like that?
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:-) I'd have to give a try as well.
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Agree with the Hog!

Very cool to be able to do that... hope they don't just go up in a quick puff of smoke when you light it. :-)
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Aren't White Owls dry cured ? Meaning they don't need humidification . I've never smoked one so I don't really know . Just that I can't ever remember seeing them kept in a humidor . Nice find . I still have some from both of my daughters birth's . Fuente Brevas to be exact . :-)
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Thanks Tom and all who weighed in!!!

I will smoke one soon, post a picture (maybe a review), and save the rest!!!

And as Richard suggested smoke one with Jacob when he's old enough!!!:-)
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Enjoy the experience, Darrell! :-)
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I want to see the cigars that were handed out when you were born Darrell!!! :-)....
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Sure...

Actually, I was at my dad's (a non-smoker) house a couple of months ago and found a couple of the cigars (Fuente banded "It's a Girl") that I gave him to pass out when my daughter was born (in 99). They were still in the box, but they were in the spare room in a dresser, not a humi. It wasn't great, but it was fun to spend a quite moment with him and remember the day!
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They were probably bubblegum!!!:-)


That sounds like a great experience!!!:-)
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very cool find, I agree with the majority of the responses
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I don't think tobacco was in the country yet. :-)
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It was in the country, we didn't have the rudimentary tools to cultivate it yet!!!:-)
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It didn't taste very good and the draw was horrible. Good burn line through. :-):-):-)

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Nice find....but you'd HAVE to smoke one wouldn't you!
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