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Do you ever find yourself reaching for a cigar, then calculating how much time you will have to smoke the cigar and realizing you may be cutting it close, not grabbing a cigar?
Or am I the only one?
Or am I the only one?
In Fumo Pax
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
Wylaff said:
Atmospheric pressure and crap.
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Funny, I tend to go thru Partagas shorts a lot.
That explains it.
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
I've heard some people have cut cigars in half, but there seems to be a high correlation between people who cut their cigars in half and people who microwave them before smoking to age them so I'm taking this idea with a grain of salt. (maybe not so much a high correlation, but more the two ideas seem to come up in the same threads so their linked in my mind somehow)
Papas Fritas and La Palina El Diario KBs are good, short smokes too.
someone educate this oldfart, please....
This happens to me more time than I can count. I use to wonder if the size mattered (actually the length). I surmised it was an element that made NUB cigars so popular, but then I learned about long filler regardless of length. I accidentally discovered cigarellos at my former BnM just trying different smokes, except I sadly learned too late you can't smoke them like a regular stick, resulting in many fast, but harsh smokes.
@Trident suggestion is apt. I have a few cigarellos and coronas stored away for that exact reason. Sadly the few lines that have such smaller sticks are AF, CAO, H. Upmann, Don Diego and Punch. I like the Punch Maduro Elite cost $2-2.50 and its way small (I guess it would be called a corona?)
Hey, what do I know, I'm a newb.
Directly after cutting it, stick the upper end of that lower half in your mouth and slobber it up good. That ought to do it. There's what I consider an expert cigar afficionado down in Virginia, been growing and rolling his own for thirty some years, who rolls one and light it immediately without aging or gluing. All's he does is slobber it down.
Mostly because I had a lot of 1916 churchills that I got on a killer deal and there was no way I had time, so I improvised.
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
As usual, I've probably over-thought the issue but I envisioned making a wrap of scotch tape at the cut line, then cutting it so that half the tape remained on each half, then removing the tape from the 'head' half. The remaining tape on the 'foot' half would be on the end I'd put in my mouth. Does that make any sense??