OK, I love to cook a ham with cloves, and have used 'em in different recipes, but that's a little different!!
OK, I love to cook a ham with cloves, and have used 'em in different recipes, but that's a little different!!
I know! Actually, long story short, I have never smoked regular cigs.. Bad exp when I was a kid with a Turkish cig. But I met someone in my mid 20's that smoked cloves.. never heard of one. I tried it, and was kind of good, then started smoking them occasionally, the only place you could buy them was a cigar shop... soo.. I started trying cigars.
There is a local pub/bar close to the house and every Wednesday a bunch of guys get together and they invited me for a couple of beers. So, I showed up with my customary stogie. I counted 5 people smoking cigarettes at the bar and numerous others at tables in the bar. It was about 6:00 pm. The bartenderess, asked that I put out my cigar as it was dinner hour and some people in the other room were eating. I was thinking holy schmidt, at least 10 people are smoking cigs and the place smelled like an astray and you are asking me to put out the lone stogie? It would have enhanced any smell in the bar. So I just left instead and have not been back, that kind of hypocricy doesn't set well with me.
Originally Posted by golfgar
That's bogus! Cigar smoke (99%) smells a hell of alot better than cigs. I don't blame you for not going back.
It is a shame that a person cannot smoke a good cigar and have a nice cup of Starbucks. Coffee and cigars are a great combo. The Casa Fuente has french press coffee and of course cigars and it is a very pleasant place to enjoy the two together with absolutely no hassles, wish there were more places like that.
Originally Posted by golfgar
There are about a half dozen such establishments that I won't go to anymore either.... Hypocrites....
"smoking is one of the greatest and cheapest enjoyments in life,
and if you decide in advance not to smoke, I can only feel sorry for you."-Sigmund Freud
"The problem with the world is that we draw the circle of our family too small" - Mother Teresa
“The basic difference between an ordinary man and a warrior is that a warrior takes everything as a challenge while an ordinary man takes everything either as a blessing or a curse” – Carlos Casteneda
There is a pub near me that so far has actually been cool with cigar smokers. If it is alright, I will name it since it has been cool and a good place to go, especially the Monday night wine tastings. The place is called Ed's Canal Pub located in Cumberland, MD. Of course me and my smoking buddy get dirty looks from some of the other patrons, but as long as Ed is cool with it, they can kiss butt. Besides, we smoke either before or after the tasting so we give the cig smokers that much respect even though they don't do that for us.
I was on the patio of the local bar a couple of weeks back, smoking an Anjeo of all things, and a guy walks up to me and asks me what I'm smoking. I'm thinking, wow cool a fellow BOTL who wants to compare notes, so I start telling him about the cigar and he stops me in mid sentence, "because it smells like shit".
I look around the crowded patio and count at least a dozen or more lit cigarettes. I pointed him towards the doors, to the "no smoking section" inside.
I'll put my Anjeo out on the bastards forehead next time.
What a bastard, getting your hopes up like thatOriginally Posted by hex1848
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Me and a few friends went to a local restaurant, planning to sit in the lounge and have a couple drinks and light up some sticks. We made sure to ask first, and even had the manager come over so we could check with her before we went in and started smoking. She said it wouldn't be a problem. After a coupple tables complained, we were asked to put them out and basically refused. We told them to turn on the ceiling fan. Not 20 minutes later after one table walked out and two more parties stopped at the door and left the restaurant entirely when they saw us (lounge is a sealed room, could have sat in non-smoking) we had another, more powerful, manager come over and insist we put them out. He apologised and said that he in fact liked the smell and smoked occasionally himself. I haven't been back. My friends and I actually know a few of the employees there, so we managed to find out which tables complained. All of them were filled with cigarette smokers puffing away.
I can't stand self-righteous hypocrites.
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