What is a good cigar to smoke?
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She asked for a GOOD cigar.\n\nTry any Davidoff
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chew tobacco\neat something nasty
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Christopher Columbus invented the cigar.  Cigarettes were originally made by poor people who took cigar butts off the street and rolled them together.
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I have Cuban Cigars if you are interested.
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Google or Yahoo. Such as I dont know any cigar companies because i dont smoke! but search them\nand e mail or call or contact
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wow!  What are you smoking?
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I used to smoke Cigs. I quit in 1994. I now smoke anywhere from 1 - 8 cigars per day. BY CHOICE. If I'm in my house and smoke bothers you there is a choice. Hold your breath until I'm finished smoking or LEAVE.
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Go with American vintage. You know, metal plates and advertisement of the 1950s. Maybe not cigarette related, but automobile related. Car license plates are also a nice idea. If that doesn't help think about an American sport. Baseball or Football.
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Yes, I want to try a Cuban Cigar.  The trade embargo with Cuba really show how pointless trade embargoes are
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First of all cigars are not drugs\nhttp://www.ecigardepot.com/RareCollectables.htm
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What the hell have you been smoking???
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Try going to their site.search for marlboro
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You won't be in as much danger as someone who smokes on a regular basis but this one item should give you pause:\nSmoking one large cigar can be equivalent to smoking an entire pack of cigarettes.\n\n\nThe rest is just added as more info:\nA National Cancer Institute study concludes that smoking one cigar a day even when not inhaling doubles the risk of developing cancer of the esophagus and oral cavity. Cigars emit 20 times more ammonia and 10 times more cadmium and methylethylnitrosamine (cancer-causing agents) than cigarettes.\n\nCigar smokers are up to 10 times more likely to die from cancer of the larynx, mouth and esophagus as nonsmokers. \n\nCigar smokers have lung cancer at a rate three times higher than nonsmokers. \n\nPersistent coughs and phlegm and an increased risk of peptic ulcers and emphysema are more likely in cigar smokers than in nonsmokers. \n\nSmokers who have left cigarettes for cigars are more likely to inhale them, even without realizing it, and get the same exposure levels as cigarettes. \n\nTar and nicotine concentrations are higher in cigars than cigarettes, which can damage the heart and blood vessels and increase risks of heart attack and stroke.
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Cancer. Sometimes a cigar...will kill you.
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Look in smoke or cigar shops.
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Wow!   ...   I'm the first smoker to answer!  Cool!  (No, I don't smoke Kools!)\n\nMy brand right now is Marlboro Menthol Lights.  I switch brands quite often, but I've stuck with the Marlboro's for just over a year now.  The past brands I've smoked are Doral Menthol Lights and Liggets Menthol Lights.\n\nI enjoy menthol cigarettes because the smoke is a little cool in the mouth, similar to having a breath mint and inhaling.  I'm smoking Marlboro's because my wife smokes them and it's easier to share. (She's pickier than I am on brands.)\n\nMy favorite "trick" is called "French Inhaling".  That involves exhaling the smoke out of the mouth then simultaneously pulling it back in again through the nose.  I think I do it every time I smoke now out of habit.\n\nI've been wanting to quit smoking for sometime now.  I have an awful cough.  My lungs fill with mucus and I have to cough to get it out.  I'm afraid to go to the doctor to find out what it is.  Chances are I have emphysema or lung cancer.  I'm 49 years old and started smoking when I was 15.  I don't think I have much time left living a normal life.   I suggest you don't start or you quit now.  I've deprived myself years of healthy living just to look cool.
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They ARE NOT!  Since cigar smoke is not inhaled into the lungs, you are at less risk for cancer of the throat, lungs, and emphysema.  However, your risk of developing cancer of the mouth is greatly exaberated.  Also, cigar smokers tend to smoke less than cigarette smokers, therefore reducing the amount of exposure to the carcinogens in tobacco smoke.  Cigarette filters often contain tiny grains of fiberglass, which are inhaled with the smoke.  These grains abrade the lining of the throat and lungs, thereby increasing the surface area of exposed cell walls for the toxins and nicottene to be absorbed in the blood stream.