Ok, after all these years of smoking cigars and seeing all the ash tricks I gave it a try last night.

Not bad huh?

Wow Bud ... nice job.

Isn't that one of the Club Cigars that was made by Perdomo? I'm impressed!

I see you've also mastered the 'V-Cut' ... 😉

Nice work, but let's not forget about the bottle of Yuengling in the picture! That's the best damn beer around = I grew up on that stuff in Pennsylvania.

Great pairing choice, bud. Oh, and nice work on the ash trick.

Nice...

Low

It amazes me the amount of talent that we have here at the forum...

Nice ash... but never tried the lager... actually, I have never seen it... must be one of those east coast beers.

Next trade I do with someone out there I will have to have them include a 6-pack...

Ron

A Bic? A BIC?!?!

Ewwwwwwwwww

That plus the fact BIC is a French company. That's wrong, just wrong.

Nice pic!

I somehow was anticipating a picture of a stringed musical instrument when opening a thread entitled "Viola"

Nice trick...I see a fellow porch smoker.

I was looking for Frank "Sweet Music" Viola ex MLB pitcher.

Charlie

Never actually seen that before. Thanks.

SteveS, I had the exact same thought. I never really understood the difference between a viola and a violin though.

-Lenny

Viola is a bit larger and had a deeper tonal quality. The violin has a higher pitch. The only reason you'd need both is to have a broader range.

I played the viola a very, very long time ago! 🙂

So I guess if they were cigars, the viola would be a Monte Carlo (medium bodied), the violin would be a Cu*Avana, and I'm thinking the cello would be CAO Black...that is, if you wanted to keep it on!

:)

Trish

Now that's an explanation that we can understand, thanks Trish!

Voila?

Vitola?

Trish - I used to play the violin a long time ago...we could make...oh nevermind, that's silly!

bud - I think I'd have paired a Lord Chesterfield Ale with that smoke, but that's just me. When people come to visit me in Ohio, I have them bring me cases of Yuengling...had a Porter with dinner in fact!

HOW DID YOU DO THAT!!??

Looks good Bud!

being a native pennsylvanian I have had the pleasure of emptying a few Yuengling bottles. I really like the black and tan. Always great with a good cigar. BTW Yuengling is the oldest brewery in the country.

I see the beer, I see the cigar, but I can't find the woman!