getting the cigar taste out of my mouth

[benfranklin]

I smoke a cigar about twice a year, and had the same problem. I have found that if I only smoke about half of it or less, the after-taste is not nearly as bad.

I have been told by a cigar smoker that you can smoke one partially, put it out, cut off the end of it, and smoke it again later. I don't know the best way to store said cigar, or the shelf life of a half-smoked cigar. I haven't tried that yet, but I still wouldn't smoke more than about 2/3 of one.

[NobodysFreak]

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Suck your roommate's or buddy's cock?

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just when I was about to lose faith in OOT...

[Inthacup]

I have been told by a cigar smoker that you can smoke one partially, put it out, cut off the end of it, and smoke it again later

Don't listen to this guy.

[tonypaladino]

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I have been told by a cigar smoker that you can smoke one partially, put it out, cut off the end of it, and smoke it again later

Don't listen to this guy.

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Yeah, if you want a nast ass smokey bitter cigar, then you can do that. I would say you can only relight a cigar within 10-20 minutes of it going out without destroying the flavor

[Jimbo]

Monica Lewinsky used a blue dress, you might try that next time.

[imported_adhoc]

I think, partly, this is a function of quality, and partly, a function of how robust the tobacco is in the cigar. Cheaply made cigars will deposit all kinds of poison in your mouth and should be avoided; the choice of cigars over cigarettes is usually made for the taste of the tobacco, and the taste of cheap cigar smoke is horrible. Lighter smokes, like most of the smaller light-leafed Connecticut shade wrapper Ashtons, Avos, and some Dunhill cigars will have a less aggressive aftertaste; Padrons, Partagases, darker Montecristos, and similar smokes will leave a taste that can linger for a morning or a day. The more often you smoke, the more you will get used to this, too.

Also, do not store and relight used cigars, this is bad advice and will result in an unpleasant smoke. Cigars are rolled, the better ones carefully, to produce a particular series of sensations when they are smoked - the way a cigar transitions from lighter to spicier notes is part of the experience, and you will lose this by quitting early. Relighting a cigar doubles up on the number of nasty flavors imparted by butane or the sulfur in a matchhead, and if you let the cigar sit around for a day it will go stale and become basically unpalatable. If you can't finish a cigar you should throw out the rest; whatever made your smoke too hard to finish will become many times worse the next day.

[Wired Jokers]

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I like smoking cigars on occasion, but the day or two after my mouth feels disgusting. I always brush and mouth wash a lot but I can't seem to get rid of this disgusting feeling. Anyone had this before? How do I get rid of it.

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Have a cat take a dump in your mouth. Same difference.

[Jack of Arcades]

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"I'll have a water"

"I'll have a water too"

"I'll have a Samuel Adams"

"But it's 9:30 in the morning!"

"Yea, but I have to get the taste of weed and hooker spit out of my mouth"

"I'll have a Sam Adams too"


Samuel Adams - Always a good decision.

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Beat me to it.

[JaBlue]

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he's obviously joking

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LOL

[Ulysses]

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ElD, you inhaled it didn't you?

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Uh, yeah. Am I not supposed to?

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I don't smoke cigars either so I'm pretty ignorant too, but from what I know/have heard you're not supposed to inhale.

GoT

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I was out tonight w/ the guys I smoked the cigars with and they told me that there's no way I inhaled because then I would have been coughing like crazy from the start and then would have been near death and the only reason I was so f'd up was because I'm a pu$$y who doesn't smoke cigars. Fair enough, I'll buy that. So, I guess I didn't actually inhale.