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My preference is my SAK Slimline, works great and looks very classy with the brushed metal finish.

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I think the idea is that tars build up in the cigar as you smoke it or if you let the cigar go out upon relighting there will be a stale or harsh taste. Purging burns off those tars or clears out the stale smoke left in the cigar and restores the taste. Doesn't matter what type of lighter you...

That just sucks, it is a terrible fealing to know that someone ripped you off like that. It is extremely strange that a thief would take your humi though. Typically they would take a box like this only for something they can gather your credit cards, checkbooks, jewelry and other stuff in...

The trick I do, is to continuously blow into the cigar while pulling air in through my nose at the same time, that way I don't have to relight the end once the flame is going. Watch out if yo have a beard or mustache, this is a good way to lose one.

I typically end up purging cigars with tight draws or if I am smoking too fast. They tend to get kind of a tar like taste. I like to hold the lighter to the foot when I purge, only long enough to get a flame started then it will stay ignited on its own until the cigar is blown out. I have...

I purge with around two inches left and smoke it down to a 1/4 of an inch. Unless it is something I didn't end up liking or there is something else wrong with it, then I would have already started another cigar long before.

Around 4 or 5 a week now depending on the weather.

Talking that much smack, I would think he could get a cigar. I tried object, going for cigar. I'm thinking it is a joint. I'm thinking it is a weed. He got it on guess 26 though...

The last MRN went for 152 on ebay but they have been going much higher, I am glad I got one when I did.

Cashews here.

10 to 12 minutes on the train.

100% here, I would pick up a single if I were at the shop out of respect for the business but I haven't been to a B&M in a long time.

My Thinkpad is almost always plugged in, but when it was new IBM recommended that the battery be conditioned. This meant running it completely empty and charging it back up to a full charge several times.

I think 4 or 5, but even that is too much. Starts to get too cloudy in the room to see the TV and the cigars all tastes the same.

Just coffee or plain old water for me.

Welcome to BOTL.

Been using a straight cut, but going to have to give that angle cut a try now.

Good people with great cigars.

Same here with the occasional Pyramid.