Good problem to have, right?

Well, except I have a few cigars that I just know I am NEVER going to have time to smoke since they are like 7 or more inch vitollas. No clue how/why/when I even bought these...

Should I:

A- start smoking it and just stop when I feel like I am done or fall asleep, even if I am leaving 1/3 of the cigar behind?

B- find a moyel (or use a cutter) to snip 1/3 off the foot and hope it doesn't unravel on me?

C- not smoke it and keep glaring at it in my tupperador every single time I open the thing?

D- trade or sell them for shorter ones?

I've had decent experience with smoking what u want, then cutting the end off making sure to get all of the cherry off. Then blow out as much residual smoke as possible.Might take a few blows. (that's what she said at least). But seriously I have done this and came back the next day and finished it and it wasn't bad at all IMO.

+1
Do it all the time

That’s what she said

What? Cut off and save it for tomorrow?
Kinky

Was just reading the title

Sure, Lorena Bobbitt your cigar if you that’s what your into. Who I’m I to judge.

If you cut and save...don't even think about putting it back in the humidor. Personally, I would chuck it. Even if you put it in a small ziploc baggie, it still smells horrible. If you are not short on supplies...enjoy the amount you smoke and then heave ho that sucker away.

Make the time, quit being in a hurry,or spark it up early and enjoy it all day long.

Doing two things at once always looks good when done.

I've done the cut and relight a few times. It works OK, but usually takes a good inch or so to get back to being fairly decent. I equate it to eating a fresh cooked meal vs the same food microwaved for lunch the next day

Assuming they are cigars you enjoy, stash them away and smoke them when you finally have the time. Else, donate them to OpFTH.

Good thing cigars store well for a long, long time.

Personally, I tend to give away the ones I won't get around to smoking