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    Default Is it still exercise if...

    ........ you're while doing it?


    Took a nice mile and a half walk tonight with the pup while enjoying a Rocky Patel Connecticut. I need to get back in the gym and doing cardio but after a very rough day of paintball on Sunday my knee and quads just weren't ready for the Eliptical and heavey cardio. I had a shit ass day at work making the 2nd in a row and I wanted to unwind so I thought a walk would be at least some exercise and since I'm not blonde I figured I could get smoke in at the same time (since I've been craving one, maybe that has to do with posting here so much.)

    It's the first time I've ever tried a RP CT. and it was great other than one small downfall. I don't know what it was or if there is a term for it but when I cut the cigar I noticed a small vein in it, not like the vein on the leaf on the outside. It looks like somebody took a coffee stirrer (mini straw type) and cut a small piece off and shoved it in the foot.

    I have never seen anything like it, I'm not sure if a piece of the wrapper scrap got rolled in or what but it made for the most uneven smoke ever. From the get go it was lopsided, I attempted to save it but had no success because the hole/tube/vein thing ran further up the cigar than I thought. Along with the uneveness it burned pretty rapidly. I slowed it a bit by trying to bite down harder and pinch it off but had minimal success.

    Now about the smoke... it was great... this could edge out the RyJ that I normally smoke for a standard here and there cigar. It was mild but still had a lot of taste (a lot more than I expected) and some decent spice for a "lighter" cigar. The only downside to all the taste/spice was it left me with quite a bit of bitter aftertaste which I really wasn't expecting. I can't wait to try another one of these that isn't flawed and see how it goes. I know it will be a much more even burn and hopefully a lil' slower too.
    Last edited by Loudpipes78; 10-19-2006 at 11:18 PM.
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    your burn problem might be a result of you being outdoors. wind.

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    I can't chalk it up for exercise. No way.

    As for the bitterness...possibly tar build up? Try purging it(blowing back into it) towards then end maybe?

    However you suck down cigars faster than anyone I know....

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