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Cello: Yea or Nea?
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You see, without cello, it could be a matter of the wrapper leave's subatomic particles fusing the awesomehood of the ligero oscuro compound with the unfortunate/vulnerable cameroon and the occasionally over acidic connecticut wrapping. Hence, the cello playing dual role, creating a unique but nonetheless amazing buffer between these opposites(H+/OH-) and providing a perfect environment for osmosis to occur, creating a perfect homeostasis in the biosphere(we call it a humidor).:yes:
I think I may have read that in "The aficionado" or something like that.
It also states that the cello hampers aging.
Plus cigars are neat when you smoke them.
I think I may have read that in "The aficionado" or something like that.
It also states that the cello hampers aging.
Plus cigars are neat when you smoke them.
architeuthis
I see what you're doing!!
Squid® so doesn't like this topic popping up all the time! <G> I *DO* have the correct answer and of course I'm correct, but I ain't gonna tell! HAH!
I hate to say this but IMO lately the cello helps keep my cigars consistent from foot to cap. Granted I know this is because I have a small 150 count desktop and the circulation of air is poor but until I can afford a bigger humidor I'll have to keep the ugly ass cellos on.
I have never really thought about it. After reading through the first two pages and skipping to the last I think it is best to leave them the way you received them. Sometimes I leave on the cello when I smoke them it adds a little bit of an extra buzz not to mention the flavors. MMMMMMMMMM:drool::drool::drool:
~Brett:chat:
~Brett:chat:
I decided the other day that all my cello's gotta go.
It was a liberating experience, and now my humidor / cigar collection looks (and smells) much better as a result.
It was a liberating experience, and now my humidor / cigar collection looks (and smells) much better as a result.
Yea I suppose the smell would change. I have a peanut butter jar full of bands and there has never been any tobacco in it but it reeks of delicious tobaccos. I will take the cellys off of the ones in my desk top once I have my own house to smoke in. That way I know I can smoke them before they dry out, not that they would but just in case.
~Brett:chat:
~Brett:chat:
Thats exactly what I do as well
Cello breathes on its own.
hdroadglide
BoM x 2, BoY 2011
so cello is actually alive???????????????????
for me it depends on the cigar....
Remember Mr. Stay Puft from the Ghostbusters?
What the hell is cello?