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MLII wrote: The hell are you sucking? o_O

It is a genuine Cuban cigar.

Tobbe wrote:

Too much?

You seem you don't care if you are being nearly shot at, or if there's a grenade flying towards you.

Puruun wrote:


Now you can compare n_n

Your face in here is hilarious.

Tobbe wrote:

Essentially, you may be saying to anyone who dares to fight you:
''Yeah, go on, shoot me, it's not like it will bounce off my manliness and kill you instead.''
Tobbe is our Chuck Norris.

Rulez wrote: Tobbe is our Chuck Norris.

I think I must agree.

it almost looks like cigarette is being aimed at some enemy tank in order to blow it uup with it.

I was going for the Duke Nukem look.

And it's a cigar.

I'm not a tobacco geek, so well, yes, it's a cigar.

Yes, it truly takes a genuine tobacco geek to tell the difference between a cigarette and a cigar.

Being a native English-speaker might help too.

And what about wearing monocules and drinking tea?

Haruka wrote:And what about wearing monocules and drinking tea?

i want to wear a monocle, drinkin tea i already do

I guess however there is one thing some of you didn't know even in your language, unless you were bored while reading customs protocol. Cigarilloes.

You’re right – I have no idea what cigarilloes are. Maybe they’re larger than cigarettes but smaller than cigars? Better click the link and find out.

Edit: It turns out I was essentially correct.

*Raises hand*

I knew what cigarilloes were.

This 50/50 right now then. Fits definition of some.

To add to the confusion, cigarette in Polish is "papieros" ("Paper joint/Paper thingy"?), cigar is cygaro and cigarillo is... cygaretka. Guess what you think if you know the thing and hear "cigarette" for the first time.

But the mighty fine roll of tobacco in my picture still isn't a cigarilloe, or small cigar. It's a Montecristo A, which is a very large cigar.

I only know what a cigarillo is because someone told me, either way I'm not touching them with a 50 foot pole.

Haha how did Tobbe's cigarthingy sprout such a discussion?

Cigarilloes? I didn't know this type.

Something new I've learnt today.

Another lesson learned!