Wigwam_Motel
Banned
then I would smoke even more... :yes:
jay we need to set up the heavy hitters herf.
jay we need to set up the heavy hitters herf.
I smoke too much..
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Dude? 17? How? the Monte A would/should be a 2.5-3 hours smoke. Not that herfs don't bring out the smoker in me, but at the most 6-8 I think at the beach herf last OCT. Other than that, less than one everyday for me.
That would only give an even more hot and bitter cigar.
Wigwam_Motel
Banned
i like to enjoy smoking more then one cigar, if I had a choice, it would be a short robusto size sorta like the davidoff short robusto size.
Kumar, I am not saying that ye shouldn't smoke more than one each day; I simply say that smoking them that quick will make it burn bad, thus giving a cigar that tastes bad, regardless of which it is. I just say it so one day ye take yer time to enjoy it and let me know how ye tasted the difference (that after a week of letting the tongue rest).
smokingIsh
BoM July '09
+1:rofl:
BagfullofPings
IEHHC
Kumar drinks an excessive amount of water. IMO, that is what saves his a$$.
Yeah, Kumar has his Tat Water Jug!!!
Holy heck! That is almost a box a day! 
Unless you are teaching smoke signaling at the Wigwam, I'd suggest the patch or nicotine gum and cutting down to less than 5 per day. Sounds like you might also need a different kind of distracting hobby that will keep your hands and mind occupied.
I'm not touching that one :headroll:
BagfullofPings
IEHHC
Time to buy some lotion.
Channel 3.
Channel 3.
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Cigars are meant to be enjoyed... They're not like cigarettes where you're smoking them to get your nicotine kick for the moment.
BagfullofPings
IEHHC
:thumbsup:
I borrowed this from a post by Doclogic...
"The National Institutes of Health, with the National Cancer Institute, published its long awaited Monograph number 9, Cigars, Health Effects and Trends in February, 1998. This publication is to date the most complete compilation of cigar research and health risks. NCI's conclusions regarding cigars and health are easily contested. But the papers they present should interest any student of the heath risks of cigar smoking. This monograph is highly recommended.
The relative risk values are the relative risk of occurrence of a certain disease compared to the general non-smoking population (which is considered a standard of "1"). It should be emphasized that the National Cancer Institute states that a "relative risk of less than 2 are considered small and are usually difficult to interpret." The NCI report then is encouraging to the moderate cigar smoker. According to the NCI the relative risk ratios of death are all less than 2 for smokers limiting cigar consumption from 1 to 2 a day for: 1) all causes of death, 2) lung cancer, 3) pancreatic cancer, 4) emphysema, and 5) coronary artery disease. Cancers of the oral cavity and larynx have higher risk ratios but are intimately associated with heavy alcohol use. "
I have been asked lately by a member what I thought about the effects of cigar smoking. This is the thread I was looking for. Basically if you keep it to one or two the health risks are minimal. At 17 a day, you know you are way past the norm and well into and past the danger zone. Sure today you feel immortal. We all did in out twenties. Trust me. It wont last. Its your life but wow you can run stop signs and get away with it many times before the semi hits you dude.
"The National Institutes of Health, with the National Cancer Institute, published its long awaited Monograph number 9, Cigars, Health Effects and Trends in February, 1998. This publication is to date the most complete compilation of cigar research and health risks. NCI's conclusions regarding cigars and health are easily contested. But the papers they present should interest any student of the heath risks of cigar smoking. This monograph is highly recommended.
The relative risk values are the relative risk of occurrence of a certain disease compared to the general non-smoking population (which is considered a standard of "1"). It should be emphasized that the National Cancer Institute states that a "relative risk of less than 2 are considered small and are usually difficult to interpret." The NCI report then is encouraging to the moderate cigar smoker. According to the NCI the relative risk ratios of death are all less than 2 for smokers limiting cigar consumption from 1 to 2 a day for: 1) all causes of death, 2) lung cancer, 3) pancreatic cancer, 4) emphysema, and 5) coronary artery disease. Cancers of the oral cavity and larynx have higher risk ratios but are intimately associated with heavy alcohol use. "
I have been asked lately by a member what I thought about the effects of cigar smoking. This is the thread I was looking for. Basically if you keep it to one or two the health risks are minimal. At 17 a day, you know you are way past the norm and well into and past the danger zone. Sure today you feel immortal. We all did in out twenties. Trust me. It wont last. Its your life but wow you can run stop signs and get away with it many times before the semi hits you dude.
sascha
size does matter
if you really need that much smoking, then maybe it's time to find and alternative
http://www.smoking-everywhere.com/products/Electronic_Cigar_BUY_2_GET_1_FREE_FREE_SHIPPING-93-0.html
17 cigars a day .............. seriously, I have nothing else to say to that.
http://www.smoking-everywhere.com/products/Electronic_Cigar_BUY_2_GET_1_FREE_FREE_SHIPPING-93-0.html
17 cigars a day .............. seriously, I have nothing else to say to that.