Posted on 06/25/2008 11:18:07 AM PDT by chordmaster
NEW YORK, NY - The cigar made famous during Ken Starr's investigation of former President Clinton's relationship with intern Monica Lewinsky was sold on eBay yesterday for $1.2 million. The cigar - rumored to have been lost since 1998 - was posted on eBay by longtime Hillary Clinton supporter Lanny Davis, stirring speculation that the Clinton campaign is quietly raising funds for a comeback at the Democratic Convention...
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Has it been kept in a humidor?
That's all I can say.
Just skanky.
I sure hope not. Dry that nasty thing out.
Hillary confiscated it and kept it in a Huma-dor for awhile.
How could you ever authenticate it?
Doesn’t eBay have rules about unverifiable claims?
I knew this had to be a joke. Im sure Bill fired that sucker up the minute he was done with it...
Marinated cigar ping!
Well, we know where it was before that.
Just wait until Hillary sees the bill!
“Bill? What’s this payment to Lanny? We are on a budget right now...”
Is Lanny personally profiting from Bill cheating on Hillary? Pretty sick.
I sure hope not. Dry that nasty thing out.
I thought it was at the Clinton Massage Parlor—I mean Library. You know, the place that looks like the big Trailor House.
They COULD DNA test it, I was in a jury where they DNA tested a cigarette butt to verify that the defendant was at the scene of a crime.
From the description of the process, both sets of DNA would be on the cigar.
Testing would damage it, however.
The funniest part of the article is that it was a Clinton supporter running the auction and the money might be used to fund the Beast’s attempt at usurping the throne.
Just the perfect cigar to smoke after a big fish dinner at 42nd Street Oyster Bar.
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