tonygraz
9 years ago
Frank, you were supposed to tell him we wouldn't make fun of him after he went away.
gummy jones
9 years ago

Do you leave your plastic tips on? Only the finest cigars have those. Medium grade has precut holes. Only the cheapies do you have to cut.

tamapatom wrote:



i usually rip off those plastic tips that come with the cigar and use my own, cruella deville style
RMAN4443
9 years ago

i usually rip off those plastic tips that come with the cigar and use my own, cruella deville style

gummy jones wrote:



Cruella is one hot sexy woman =p~
gummy jones
9 years ago

Cruella is one hot sexy woman =p~

RMAN4443 wrote:



thank you
Buckwheat
9 years ago
I've found that the best way to deal with these issues is to NOT DEAL WITH THEM. I just go to the store pick up a box of cigars take it home and pitch it in a fire and breath deeply over the fire. That way I don't have to deal with the bands, cello, RH, temp, etc... I hope this helps. [sarcasm]
RMAN4443
9 years ago

thank you

gummy jones wrote:



No problem........Now how do you feel about dogs? I can see your a cat lover.
gummy jones
9 years ago

No problem........Now how do you feel about dogs? I can see your a cat lover.

RMAN4443 wrote:



stop assuming my sexuality you bigot
Salmoneye
9 years ago

Do I need to wait until the ice melts?

elRopo wrote:



No...

Just make sure that the beers don't crush the wrappers...


elRopo
9 years ago

No...

Just make sure that the beers don't crush the wrappers...


Salmoneye wrote:


I never put beer in the fish box. There wouldn't be enough room anyhow because its always packed full with fish!
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Salmoneye
9 years ago

I never put beer in the fish box. There wouldn't be enough room anyhow because its always packed full with fish!
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elRopo wrote:



I have yet to use a live-well for fish...

Makes the beers taste funny...

And of course, it crushes the cigar wrappers...




JoeyRoses
9 years ago

I find that lighting the cigar with the cello still on it produces a rather colorful flame ...

SteveS wrote:


Thank you for your insight. I appreciate your input.
I generally do the same when storing and smoking.
I apologize for the incorrect vernacular.
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