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I’ll just make my tobacco habit a 2nd Amendment issue. ;^)

Can't stand the high taxes?

Afraid to order off of the Internet?

Then start rolling your own!!! I find everything but the machine downtown at the local Smoke Shop. Also, Rite Aid and grocery stores also sell the bags of tobacco and the filtered tubes.

I roll out a beautiful carton for a little under $8 dollars. Premiums in my state are now up to $45-$50 a carton. Can you imagine the money I have saved over the past 4 years since I now roll my own? It's mind boggling.

under $50.00

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Thanks! I smoke cigars maybe twice a year on special occasions like Thanksgiving next week with family and friends around.

After Hurricane Wilma ripped off 90% of the roofs in our neighborhood in 2005, I passed around a box of Partagas Cubanos I had received as a "gift" a while before. Comfort smokes...we all gathered around and lit up and puffed for about an hour or so. Just looking at the debris.

It bonded us.

We spent that week helping each other clear our yards and putting tarps up or more major repairs to roofs here and there.

That was a good smoke that we all still remember.

May sound silly, but it was just one of those moments when a good smoke really helped.

Thanks, SheLion. I have been rolling my own by hand for about 14 years. There are remarkably few stores here in northern CO where I can find rolling tobacco and none that offer the inexpensive brand you show. I have a couple of websites bookmarked for tobacco recommended to me by a FReeper that would be about half of what I am paying now. Nothing on those sites indicates they will charge me state taxes. Should I be afraid to order off the internet?

I will be visiting friends in NM soon where I can stock up on my favorite brand for about 1/2 to 2/3s the price I pay here thereby depriving CO of at least six months of confiscatory taxes.