Too funny...anyone notice there's no factory or date codes on the bottom of the boxes? Shame you had to ban the guy...we could of had a lot of fun with him...:-)

MIB.. Not quite. But it rates up there in my book..
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Full blast and top down. :-)

how come his don't have glass tops

Since they're fakes you gotta question the legality of selling them in the USA. If they are honduran/nic filler trying to be passed off as cuban, aren't they effectively legal to sell since they aren't actually a product of Cuba?

Because he got his in the tent on the corner, not the guy in the alley. Duh... Haha
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GOOD question.. Or are they scrap from a cuban company?
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Not necessarly...for instance, it is illegal to sell fake illicit drugs, i.e, selling somone "fake" crystal meth...a felony, actually, at least in Illinois.

That's because that stuff has the possibility to kill you faster than the real stuff in some cases.

Unless this was tobacco dipped in arsenic I don't see a problem (other than the fakeness). :-)

It's pretty much illegal to sell counterfeit anything...a few years back some guys in Fort Lauderdale got busted for trying to sell a buttload of fake Cubans...

You may be right. :-)

I guess it would depend on if you are infringing on a US trademark. I see fake Coach/Channel/etc handbags all the time on eBay. I guess if you aren't moving truck loads at a time it may not be something the police put priority in.

Illinois has no sense of humor Tom. :-) Does fake Crystal Meth even get you high?

Isnt it Chanel, not Channel? Im no fashion buff, but I gotta ask..
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Probably just gets you dead.

Neither am I. But yes you are right. You prissy man you!

Nah, it's strictly for rip-off purposes, Scott.

Hey, don't be so mean or he will hit you with his Goochie purse!

:-)

:-)

Ha. Ha. Ha.
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