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Reply With QuoteYes I do, usually after Ive had a few whiskys!! I usually like to chill in my best mates conservatory with a nice fat cigar and a tote of single malt or 2!
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My favorite at the moment is the Alec Bradley Prensado, but the Camacho is also pretty satisfying, and when in the mood for a lighter one, Romeo Y Juliet is consistently good.
I've never been a cigarette smoker, but somehow an occasional cigar seems okay to me, and I only smoke 1-4 per month.
Anybody else enjoy good cigars?
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Yes I do, usually after Ive had a few whiskys!! I usually like to chill in my best mates conservatory with a nice fat cigar and a tote of single malt or 2!
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Which cigar is your fave?Originally Posted by urbancaveman
I've found that cigars pair really well with a high quality absinthe.
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My father died of lung cancer.
That is all.
5'0" female, 42 years old.
Started Primal October 31, 2011, at a skinny fat 111.5 lbs.
Current weight: 101.5. lbs and holding steady. Spring yardwork here we come!
Co-worker 1: Needs to lose ~50. Now he wants to start Mayo Clinic Diet. Yeesh. Give it up, man.
Co-worker 2: Needed to lose ~55. Lost 20 from stress. Started Primal in Sept, lost 20 more, but gained 10 back on a carb spree. We're working on it.
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i enjoy a good cigar about 5-6 times per year. maybe even less.
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Monte cristo's or nicaraguan but I don't do it frequently maybe once or twice a year!!
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I'm sorry to hear about your father.
From my research of cigars and cancer, it appears there is no correlation between smoking up to one cigar per day and cancer. There are correlatons with people who regularly smoke more than one per day.
I think the daily, unrelenting toxins we are breathing from vehicle and factory emissions and gases given off by pavement are largely responsible for many cancers, which would explain why people who have never smoked get lung cancer.
Plus, most cancer studies seem to focus mainly on cigarette smokers, not cigar smokers (or occasional ones, at that), and cigarettes contain some ridiculous amount, like 400, known carcinogenic chemicals.
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Well, a properly smoked cigar would give you mouth or throat cancer rather than lung, but yeah. Tobacco is not so awesome.
Today I will: Eat food, not poison. Plan for success, not settle for failure. Live my real life, not a virtual one. Move and grow, not sit and die.
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I had this idea in my silly little head, back in my late teens, that smoking cigars was "punk" and looked cool. I smoked one with a couple friends, enjoyed it, got a headache, and have not had another since. I don't enjoy smelling like smoke.
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I like a good one once in a while, but it is so infrequent I couldn't even tell you which ones.
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