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    Quote Originally Posted by craig View Post
    The salivation is natural as one's tongue is both picking up food-like signals (sweet tobacco taste) and one's mouth linings are being irritated by the smoke.

    Now the usual unconscious reaction is to swallow, or wash it down with whatever you're drinking. The consequence of those actions is that you've now just given yourself the same elevated odds of throat, esophageal, and stomach cancer as a cigarette smoker. Thus, if I'm outside, or smoking alone at home, I deliberately choose to spit, and use a spittoon.

    (Washing down the smoke with alcohol has a multiplicative effect on the odds, but sometimes you just have to take those odds )
    I agree 100% and I try to always use a spitoon...
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    sid's taste buds must have made a shift to milder cigars. He used to hate Mac's.

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    lol.

    well first off as a huge beer advocate i love the relation you made there to macro/micro brew beers.

    that said... i fancy myself as somebody who is cigar knowledgeable (not master, or any high forms of it) and i just still enjoy a good macanudo from time to time.

    guess its just in my mouths range of what it likes!

    i agree 10 is a little steep for some of their stuff, but i feel any line has its oveprices cigars (af, opus x has a few overpriced sizes imo, ryj, etc.)

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    The three faces of Syd. Someone needs to get him back on his lithium.
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    I listen and read all. And I know I need to watch what I wish for but I'll take my chances. And as for signing up for the sampler I would but my fiancé lost her job and I work for a gm dealer so money is tight. I can afford mine but not enought to send money u see

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bama View Post
    I listen and read all. And I know I need to watch what I wish for but I'll take my chances. And as for signing up for the sampler I would but my fiancé lost her job and I work for a gm dealer so money is tight. I can afford mine but not enought to send money u see
    Really, which dealership do you work for and what do you do? I've always owned GM cars, my winter car is an '89 Buick Park Avenue. I just put antique plates on it today since it's 20 years old!
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    Quote Originally Posted by CoventryCat86 View Post
    Really, which dealership do you work for and what do you do? I've always owned GM cars, my winter car is an '89 Buick Park Avenue. I just put antique plates on it today since it's 20 years old!
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