Cigar Etiquette
 

While I am with other cigar smokers frequently people ask to share someone's cutter, which is no problem. But, a peeve of mine is when I see a smoker place their cigar in their mouth to wet it before using someones or my cutter for their cigar. I know we are brothers but not that close of a brother, that's just gross not to mention unsanitary.

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I agree, I would not have a problem with asking for it back. If they cant respect this, then they dont need my cutter!!!!

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at least they don't place the cutter in their mouth to wet it. :dr

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So I am guessing participating in a Puff-Puff-Pass is out of the question? :r

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Of course tom.

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Great minds and all.......... ;)

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:r :r :r

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But I imagine taking a hit off some whiskey from a flask is o.k.?

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Whiskey is alcohol so it kills germs.

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And brain cells. :r

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Only the slow ones

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Of course, because it's always my own :r

Yeah not a fan of the wetting the cigar before cutting it. I see plenty of people do it.


But using a B&M cutter.......I wouldn't trust just anyones saliva. I see people doing the exact same thing all day long. I bring my own punch.

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I think it would depend on who it was

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Definitely for me. I'm not a germaphoby person, but if someone looked a little too germy...yeah not slobberin on my cutter

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I dont understand how you can forget your cutter or even you lighter. -(P

Small check-list:
1. stick
2. cutter/punch
3. fire

Just my :2

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I don't forget my cutter (or lighter) often, but it has happened... Rushing from work or from the house trying to get to a herf and sometimes I forget to grab something. This is particularly a problem if I have to grab everytthing in the morning when I go to work for a herf in the afternoon. Yes, I am old... :)

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Because I can, I lick the blade on my cutter and the outside of my lighter before I go to any herf.

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Hell, I don't even leave for work on a normal day without my cutter and lighter lol

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God forbid if someone passes around a bottle of rum....

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:wo :al

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Usually I do too. In fact I usually have more than one cutter and more than one lighter on me. Plus I have a cutter and ligher in my backpack that I take to work.

Still there have been a couple of times where I have had sticks and no lighther or cutter. I did manage to improvise... :D

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Not buyin' it, Warren.
Whiskey (alcohol) on the inside. Lips on the outside.
:2

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You won't let them use your cutter but you touched the handle on the door when you walked in and possibly handled money. :r

I never go anywhere without three lighters, two cutters and at least 15 cigars. That's the truth!

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What if it was Monica Lewinski? And you didn't see her wet her cigar?:hy

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F the rum. Real men pass George T Stagg...yep that's how the S.H.I.T crew roll:banger :al:al

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my two cents, this is a huge pet peeve of mine also.

I was beginning to think I was alone I HATE the lick the cigar then cut it.

I love to share sticks but I DO NOT puff puff pass. I'll give you the whole stick. I don't care how amazing it is I don't want to try a puff.

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I hope you all stand up when you cut your cigar so you don't get any tobacco on your skirts.

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Wow, this George fellow must be quite a sport. :)

:r :r

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:tu

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It took me reading this thread to realize I have done this before. ;s and it will NOT happen again. :sad

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Congratulations! You win teh internets! Best post I've read all day.

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agreed 100% :r :r :r

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:=: :tpd:

Oh, and :np

:r:r

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I've done it too B. Personally if it's a friends it doesnt bother me.

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It is a Kilt NOT a skirt. -(P

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You keep telling yourself that and maybe one day it will be true... :)

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It's easier to clean tobacco crumbs off my Kilt as opposed to man drool on my cutter... :2