cccbus
23 years ago
grizzly
23 years ago
this guy needs to hire a cigar roller to fix up his mess
gorob23
23 years ago
So should I cut mine open for the pass???? KIDDING !!!!!!!!
medemax
23 years ago
How do you smoke a 'gar after you sliced it open? Why, cello ON, of course.
RDC
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  • Herf-A-Holic
23 years ago
I hope this does not seem to be a stupid question, but how long does the filler leaf need to be before it is considered to by long filler? Is there an industry standard or does it differ from manufacturer to manufacturer?
knof7393
23 years ago
Darn, I just gave my boss my last 5 Vegas, otherwise I'd be operating as I type!!!
rjdc
23 years ago
Hey SeaCoast,

Your posting made me wonder about my sticks.

Damm you!! I just cut open ALL my 1800+ cigars.

The White Owls, Phillies, Hav-A-Tampas and Parodis were all LF. (I measured the fill). NOW all I have is chewing or pipe tobacco. Since I don't know of any torcedores around here that could fix them. I thought about telling Trish that they came in unwrapped. heh heh

However, in your defense, the Tiparillos, Garcia Vegas and Swisher Sweets were, in fact, if you can believe it SHORT FILLER!!! I was so upset, I wept. So much, that I had to RE-LITE my Crooks Bros.

The guy at the gas station said that the William Penns were "well seasoned". He said that he had them for many years on a shelf in the bay. The cello was so discoloured, (even the scotch tape), I tought they had to be the real thing!

As a faithful customer, I'm going to the rag head at the 7-11 and try to tell him what I think of his cigars.

Anyone interested in a trade?

A Wal-Mart bag full of "premium?" tobacco. Plenty of "It's a Boy/Girl cellos, Asst. plastic or wood cigar holders!!

P.S. Don't buy your gars from a vending machine. You can't return them.

rjdc
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