Cuban torcedor Jose 'Cueto' Castelar (R) works on what would be the longest cigar in the world in Havana, February 25, 2005. Castelar won two Guinness World Records in 2001 and 2003, with cigars as long as 11.04 meters and 14.86 meters respectively. He is now trying to break his own records with a cigar measuring 20 meters.

interesting

Can you imagine the draw on that monster... You would have to light it Monday, start drawing on it, and wait till wednesday for the smoke to get to ya!

PT 🙂

My question is....WHY?

Is that a long fill? Do they chop it up like the hoagies you get at a company party? That would take one longggggg match to light it.

LMAO @ PT

Jose has way too much time on his hands.

Hey, "mydsooner" ... I think "osage" answered your question. - I saw this picture on yahoo, and thought it would make interesting subject manner on this board ...

I just bid on a 5er.

too funny, snowwolf!!!

hope you didnt over bid snowwolf