Smugglers!

[Sailure]

Ok, now let's see how many honest answers we get from THIS thread! :D

 

Ok all you smugglers out there..how many of you snuck those Cuban cigars back into the country?

 

(This should be interesting):)

[Joedog]

I have had the opportunity to purchase cuban cigars when on civilian cruises, Navy cruises and airline flights and I have never smuggled any. I did however once smuggle Iranian saffron that I bought in Dubai UAE, but I dont think U.S. Customs was really looking very hard for that.

 

Joedog

[srpilo]

What? Has this become the Smuggling Board ??

 

Give a rest...

 

Srpilo

[Sailure]

Oh lighten up!:p

[superstein61]

Sorry to disappoint you, but I do not smoke :)

[Krazy Kruizers]

:)

 

We do not smoke (never did) and most of our friends do not smoke or have given up smoking.

 

So - no smuggling here.

 

P.S. - smoking is bad for your health - one friend has already lost one lung.

 

:)

[sail7seas]

We are not smokers (we both quit) and have never purchased a Cuban cigar. We do not have any friends who smoke cigars. So....no, we never smuggle Cuban anything into the U.S.

[Orcrone]

We don't smoke so obviously we wouldn't do that. But I'd be way too nervous to smuggle anything into the country. I wouldn't be able to enjoy myself from the moment I purchased them until I cleared customs. Not the way I want to spend my vacation.

[dst]

We live in Seattle so going up to Canada is nice and easy. On our last trip we bought lots of Cubans and brought them back, we are giving them as gifts at our upcoming wedding. The only thing that will happen is they take them away :(

 

I am a non smoker but must admit I have enjoyed a ladies cuban from time to time :)

[iluvcruzin]

Cigars smell really bad. ick.. So you know my answer..

[heartofamerica]

But I did buy a 5 pack of Cubans in Tortola. They were delightful, but I found myself having two a day instead of my usual one since I'm honest to a fault and wanted to finish them before we got back to Ft Lauderdale.

[xpcdoojk]

Reading this thread is an illustration between smuggling (taking illegal contraband over a national border) and not smuggling (taking a legal product on a cruise ship). :D

 

jc