Is this too dry to smoke?

[ysr_racer]

I bought this at one of the cigars stores/lounges I've posted pictures of, (out of their bargain bin).

I guess I got what I paid for :)

http://pic80.picturetrail.com/VOL856/883856/2773051/407157260.jpg

[hammondc]

Looks like it is smoking fine. Kinda ugly though. Jeezus, WTF was it? It is huge.

[cjhalbrooks]

It's all good duck tape it. Just stop smoking before the tape. :banger

[BHalbrooks]

Looks fine to me :sh

[icehog3]

I would return to the place I bought it, and give the cashier a paper cut.

[Blueface]

"Is this too dry to smoke?"

Depends.
I would play it safe and go with this model.

http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s167/cmach_photo/null-22.jpg

[4WheelVFR]

If you're enjoying it than, nope, not too dry. I won't let damaged stogies go to waste either. If I can light one end and draw on the other, I will smoke it lol.

[Simple1]

I'll have to agree with Ray. I hate giving up on a stick due to wrapper or draw problems.

[icehog3]

Slight damage or moderate dryness is not an issue, but life it too short to waste time on a plugged cigar. :2

[CigarNut]

Slight damage or moderate dryness is not an issue, but life it too short to waste time on a plugged cigar. :2

Very true. Tom is Wise!