Storing fake cigars

[bigpoppapuff]

store them with your other cigars...nothing to worry about....you could freeze 'em first if you're concerned about beetles...

[nein]

store them with your other cigars...nothing to worry about....you could freeze 'em first if you're concerned about beetles...

Ah sarcasm, where would we be without it. I just assumed a cigar is a cigar, but now that you mention beetles etc. probably not the best idea.

[Shelby07]

He's not being sarcastic. He answered your question correctly. If your humi stays below 80-85 degrees or so, there is no need to worry about beetles, but if you're paranoid then put them in a plastic baggie and freeze them for 3 days or so to kill any eggs. Then stick them in your humi.

[bigpoppapuff]

no sarcasm at all,putz...you just stepped on your dick,though...

[Kass]

Is there any way to tell that there might be beetle eggs?

[bigpoppapuff]

Is there any way to tell that there might be beetle eggs?

no...but the factories that make fakes won't freeze their cigars as many of the better (if not all) will....

[Kass]

Thanks.
If you freeze them, how long should they sit in the humidor before smoking?
Sorry for hijacking the thread.

[CoventryCat86]

Ah sarcasm, where would we be without it. I just assumed a cigar is a cigar, but now that you mention beetles etc. probably not the best idea.

Okay, please explain the "sarcasm" because I don't see it....

[Bkcloud114]

Ah sarcasm, where would we be without it. I just assumed a cigar is a cigar, but now that you mention beetles etc. probably not the best idea.

Where the fuck was the sarcasm ???...... think before you type

[nein]

Unfortunatley I misread the context he used the sentence in. So I apologize. As well freezing is a good idea, I shall try this. Thanks for everyones efforts in this thread.

[aceswired]

Also, to you and anyone else who reads this - do not go to the Dominican expecting to get a good deal on cigars. Almost everything sold in the tourist areas is counterfeit. Some have suggested that there are in fact no real Cubans on the island, so forget that. And even if you do find the genuine article, you're NOT going to get a deal on it. You'll likely end up paying more than you would through JR or Cigars International.

I've been there several times. I bring cigars with me. It's cheaper, plus I know I'm smoking a genuine article.

[kevin7]

Also, to you and anyone else who reads this - do not go to the Dominican expecting to get a good deal on cigars. Almost everything sold in the tourist areas is counterfeit. Some have suggested that there are in fact no real Cubans on the island, so forget that. And even if you do find the genuine article, you're NOT going to get a deal on it. You'll likely end up paying more than you would through JR or Cigars International.

I've been there several times. I bring cigars with me. It's cheaper, plus I know I'm smoking a genuine article.

Truer words have never been spoken

[Kass]

Are the prices at factories good?

[basil]

Ah sarcasm, where would we be without it. I just assumed a cigar is a cigar, but now that you mention beetles etc. probably not the best idea.

Ah social cripples, where would we be without 'em? Bored, probably. BTW, a cigar is a cigar and I don't see that as a bad idea at all, beetles or no.

[cigar no baka]

Ah sarcasm, where would we be without it. I just assumed a cigar is a cigar, but now that you mention beetles etc. probably not the best idea.

There was no sarcasm there, careful, you're about to step into a huge stinking shitpile...

[nein]

There was no sarcasm there, careful, you're about to step into a huge stinking shitpile...

Why do you dig up a post that has already been addressed. I have apologized and that was that.