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RE: Smoking - MissionTech - 10-28-2013
Those look cool but you should smoke marijuana it's smoother in my opinion and of course the effects are better.
RE: Smoking - MissionTech - 10-28-2013
Those look cool but you should smoke marijuana it's smoother in my opinion and of course the effects are better.
RE: Smoking - rojahrabbit - 11-21-2013
If it's green, smoke it LMAO. Cigars can be harsh, if you aren't use to them be prepared to get a bit light headed. Enjoy. Most people don't inhale cigars.
RE: Smoking - rojahrabbit - 11-21-2013
If it's green, smoke it LMAO. Cigars can be harsh, if you aren't use to them be prepared to get a bit light headed. Enjoy. Most people don't inhale cigars.
RE: Smoking - joeb12 - 11-21-2013
I'd recommend a fine cognac or a single malt to accompany the cigar(s). Personally I appreciate laphroaig or hennessy. Find what you like and stop fretting over it....
RE: Smoking - joeb12 - 11-21-2013
I'd recommend a fine cognac or a single malt to accompany the cigar(s). Personally I appreciate laphroaig or hennessy. Find what you like and stop fretting over it....
RE: Smoking - ph4ntom nuk3r - 11-21-2013
i never smoke as i keep my live healthy. .
keep my fitness as good as i can. .
RE: Smoking - ph4ntom nuk3r - 11-21-2013
i never smoke as i keep my live healthy. .
keep my fitness as good as i can. .
RE: Smoking - CPlus - 11-21-2013
Cigar smoking is a culture in itself, and in order to appear Cary Grant-like, you must know how to cut a cigar, light it and finally, smoke it.
choosing a cigar
When purchasing a cigar, either from a tobacco shop or a site like Canadian Cigar Company, there are certain things you should keep in mind:
The length and diameter of the cigar is related to the intensity of the cigar. So if you're a novice cigar-smoker, then you may want a longer, thinner cigar (with cooler smoke) rather than a small stubby one, which may make you cough some.
Verify the quality of the cigar by squeezing it slightly to make sure there are no lumps in the it, and check to ensure that the tobacco at the end of it is not discolored. Also, avoid purchasing cigars with discolored wrappers.
Remember that if you're purchasing cigars in the United States, you'd be hard-pressed to find Cubans, which is too bad, as these are top quality stogies.
Ask the salesperson whether the cigar consists of 100% tobacco — that's what you want.
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RE: Smoking - CPlus - 11-21-2013
Cigar smoking is a culture in itself, and in order to appear Cary Grant-like, you must know how to cut a cigar, light it and finally, smoke it.
choosing a cigar
When purchasing a cigar, either from a tobacco shop or a site like Canadian Cigar Company, there are certain things you should keep in mind:
The length and diameter of the cigar is related to the intensity of the cigar. So if you're a novice cigar-smoker, then you may want a longer, thinner cigar (with cooler smoke) rather than a small stubby one, which may make you cough some.
Verify the quality of the cigar by squeezing it slightly to make sure there are no lumps in the it, and check to ensure that the tobacco at the end of it is not discolored. Also, avoid purchasing cigars with discolored wrappers.
Remember that if you're purchasing cigars in the United States, you'd be hard-pressed to find Cubans, which is too bad, as these are top quality stogies.
Ask the salesperson whether the cigar consists of 100% tobacco — that's what you want.
[More Info / Source]