I've never smoked one, but does it mean I'm not the only cigar enthusiast here?Tobbe said: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.![]()
spiraldoor said:Being a native English-speaker might help too.
Hunchman801 said:I've never smoked one, but does it mean I'm not the only cigar enthusiast here?Tobbe said: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.![]()
iambored2006 said:@Tobbe, man, you're WHITE!!! I mean, I should expect this from a forum of europeans, but wow. And I thought I was white.
spiraldoor said:Of course I am. Out of curiousity, what did you think my first language was?
Hunchman801 said:I've never smoked one, but does it mean I'm not the only cigar enthusiast here?Tobbe said: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.![]()
iambored2006 said:spiraldoor said:Of course I am. Out of curiousity, what did you think my first language was?
I don't know... are you american or british? To me, english is a "second" mother tongue. I lived in Britain for 2 years as a boy, so I got it and polished it afterwards. I can still remember the laughs of the british when they heard me say honey.![]()
Absolutely not.iambored2006 said:I don't know... are you american or british?spiraldoor said:Of course I am. Out of curiousity, what did you think my first language was?
Aren't you Irish?spiraldoor said:Absolutely not.iambored2006 said:I don't know... are you american or british?spiraldoor said:Of course I am. Out of curiousity, what did you think my first language was?
Master4lyf1 said:Aren't you Irish?spiraldoor said:Absolutely not.iambored2006 said:I don't know... are you american or british?spiraldoor said:Of course I am. Out of curiousity, what did you think my first language was?
^ This. Nor is Ireland Scotland.Tobbe said:![]()
Ireland ≠ Britain
MLII said:Yes, Spiral is in fact Irish.
Yeah, that's all very much related to Ireland and Spiraldoor...iambored2006 said:MLII said:Yes, Spiral is in fact Irish.
Woah. You blew my mind. This raises so many questions! What's the meaning of life? Why are we here? Is this all a dream, or perhaps a simulation of a world long gone? I would never have guessed that an answer to a question would itself raise so many questions.
RayTunes said:Yeah, that's all very much related to Ireland and Spiraldoor...iambored2006 said:MLII said:Yes, Spiral is in fact Irish.
Woah. You blew my mind. This raises so many questions! What's the meaning of life? Why are we here? Is this all a dream, or perhaps a simulation of a world long gone? I would never have guessed that an answer to a question would itself raise so many questions.
As far as I am concerned, yes, it is.RayTunes said:Yeah, that's all very much related to Ireland and Spiraldoor...iambored2006 said:Woah. You blew my mind. This raises so many questions! What's the meaning of life? Why are we here? Is this all a dream, or perhaps a simulation of a world long gone? I would never have guessed that an answer to a question would itself raise so many questions.MLII said:Yes, Spiral is in fact Irish.
Same for me, even though I'm not allowed to smoke any more because of my periodontitis.Tobbe said:Indeed it does.Hunchman801 said:I've never smoked one, but does it mean I'm not the only cigar enthusiast here?Tobbe said: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 do enjoy a good cigar every now and then, but I wouldn't call myself an expert on the subject, though. I am familiar with some brands and I know how to light them up and smoke them properly.