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Suck It
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I had a box of SLR Churchills one day, early on in my career as a smuhgglher, and all the bands were
consistently applied....about a half inch below where they "belonged". I just shrugged and enjoyed them, but they were bought early on in my experience and I later dropped the vendor for mixing in questionable cigars (Spain vendor) and even thought they were fantastic smokes, truly unique and delicious, it always bothered me. Some of you have received these smokes from me over the years, I wonder if you noted the bands and if you enjoyed the cigar? Don't worry, I am certain they were legit. By the way, I have never understood people who remove the bands halfway, after the glue has softened. If it is done as to not be pretensious, then how did you feel for the first half of the cigar when the band was on? Did no one LOOK? If you do it in order to nub the smoke, why not wait until the end when it is REALLY heated up? But no offense, hell I don't understand why people remove the bands at all. |
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Haberdasher
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![]() The guy writing this could give one happy damn what others think of his cigar being smoked. I'm just fidgety, wouldn't bother me if the whole stick were covered in bands, it'd give me more to do while smoking. Plus, I don't care if the glue is soft or not, it's coming off either by sliding or ripping.
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#3 |
Where's my buffaloooo ...
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I like to take off the bands in the round and save them. I don't really know why. I just do. I have this vision of a huge glass vase filled with bands. Sorta all art-deco-y and what not.
One thing I will say. Of the plugged cigars I've smoked, where the plug is just a knot in the tobacco, it seems to happen more frequently under the band. Maybe a band applied just a little too tight? Could be all in my head, but that's my observation. |
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