You told me it was sitting in the port-a-jon, not a spittoon!

thats where we keep the spitoon

As someone who has maxed out many a credit card buying cuban cigars I can say from experience and not from reading a book published in 1991 that every cc I have the wrappers look different in color, texture, etc... They look awful compared to non cuban cigars.

I have listened to a lot of TG's and SteveS expert advice that I would take what they say as the truth over anyone else I know!

When I have a question I always ask on the CBid forum and get correct info 98.2% of the time from TG!

PS:

Did John2000 just claim TG was on his period! them fighting words!

better on his own period than on johns explanation point!

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I wish I could spell... its not bad until it changes the meaning of things

^ What? I'm kinda buzzed from a cigar and coffee

#63 "I have listened to a lot of TG’s and SteveS expert advice that I would take what they say as the truth over anyone else I know!"

Man, are YOU ever hosed.

"Man, are YOU ever hosed. "

is that code for some gay bukakke thing?

been cruising forum all day and didn't see this 'till now...

Sheesh

also happens when heat is applied to the wrapper unevenly either from lighter or internal heat causing oils and such to "cook" off. happens sometimes. you should only see a color change due to dye if there is moisture involved

Looks ok to me...

You'll know when they're dyed. Your teeth, lips, and fingers will turn black, and the dyed cigars taste like crap.

No, but I noticed you asked in post #69...are you cruising?

no I haven't been in the car for hours

JadeRose #31 is dead on.....

They actually get a little grreen around the ash....

I smoke a lot of sizes in 5 A and have one do what yours did. Never seemed to affect the taste or flavor or burn. Smoke and enjoy.