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[grand cru no 2]

My advice would be not to push it at all. Smoke when you're in the mood or you won't really enjoy it. Just my .02

[ggiese]

My advice would be not to push it at all. Smoke when you're in the mood or you won't really enjoy it. Just my .02

Agreed, Ray... I usually "retire" to my back patio to enjoy a nice cigar and a glass of spirits. Usually, it's what my mood hits me with. I'd like to think that I'm not hooked on cigars, just enjoy the hell out of sitting, smoking a nice cigar, sipping a nice drink, enjoying my family and the weather - in general, relaxing! I smoke cigars to take me to another place (LEGALLY!!!)...

[Roham]

I agree, if you're not in the mood, don't smoke it. I haven't had a cigar in a couple days... Had a bit of a head ache yesterday so I went to bed early, and haven't had time today. Not a biggie. Maybe if you have any long drives, thats a good time to enjoya smoke!

[QuietC]

i think concentrating on driving would take the enjoyment out of the cigar for me, it's only been a week so far, i'm sure the mood will hit me at some point.

[Kenyth]

The point of smoking a fine cigar is relaxation and enjoyment. If you don't feel like smoking, don't. Most cigar smokers don't smoke everyday. That's because we have refined tastes, not a nicotene addiction. You probably like ice cream too, but you don't need to have a bowl every day.

[labmonkey]

i think concentrating on driving would take the enjoyment out of the cigar for me, it's only been a week so far, i'm sure the mood will hit me at some point.

On occasion I smoke a cigar on my commute home after work, and for me it's the exact opposite...the enjoyment of the cigar takes the edge of the drive. of course now it's summer here in Texas, so that means 98+ degrees in the afternoon, so driving with the windows down on 4-10 is brutal....but during nicer weather, a nice stogie, some good talk radio, and a nice breeze and my commute is a lot more tolerable.

[grand cru no 2]

On occasion I smoke a cigar on my commute home after work, and for me it's the exact opposite...the enjoyment of the cigar takes the edge of the drive. of course now it's summer here in Texas, so that means 98+ degrees in the afternoon, so driving with the windows down on 4-10 is brutal....but during nicer weather, a nice stogie, some good talk radio, and a nice breeze and my commute is a lot more tolerable.

Ditto that brother!

[Island Epicurean]

Smoking and Driving is definitly not a good mix for me.......

[CoventryCat86]

i think concentrating on driving would take the enjoyment out of the cigar for me, it's only been a week so far, i'm sure the mood will hit me at some point.

I don't concentrate on driving when I drive therefore I have no problem enjoying cigars when I drive.

[Roham]

i think concentrating on driving would take the enjoyment out of the cigar for me, it's only been a week so far, i'm sure the mood will hit me at some point.

In the city I can agree with that 100%. I was thinking more along the lines of a nice highway or country drive

[CoventryCat86]

In the city I can agree with that 100%. I was thinking more along the lines of a nice highway or country drive

Not me, I was driving on the Long Island Expressway and the Bruckner Expressway in New York City in crazy bumper to bumper traffic (in the Jaguar no less ) this past Sunday evening enjoying every minute of an SLR Serie A

[QuietC]

i think i passed you on the road the other day CC, your the one that damn near ran me off the road. Also i only drive about 20 mins to work, so that would require a fairly quick smoke, unless i want to try and chainsmoke a cigar and end up passing out

[Roham]

Not me, I was driving on the Long Island Expressway and the Bruckner Expressway in New York City in crazy bumper to bumper traffic (in the Jaguar no less ) this past Sunday evening enjoying every minute of an SLR Serie A

I could enjoy a cigar in bumper to bumper traffic too. It'd keep me from the other drivers to quick