ValorBali41 11:43 PM 06-19-2010
When the cigar you thought would be great tastes like crap, and has that terrible cheap dogstick flavor to it
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benedic08 11:51 PM 06-19-2010
Mine would be when the cigar burns unevenly after taking the time to light it properly...
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Adriftpanda 03:16 AM 06-20-2010
when people say, "this cigar taste like sh** or this cigar taste like ass"
You really know what sh** or ass taste like? I'm sure it's bad, can't you just say bad?
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ABNMP619 05:29 AM 06-20-2010
For me it would have to be the unraveling of the wrapper becuase you took off the label and the glue stuck to the stick and now your smoke is jacked up.
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Smokin Gator 06:00 AM 06-20-2010
Originally Posted by MedicCook:
Tight draws are my biggest cigar pet peeve.
:-) I can usually massage it out or fix with a tool, but when they are plugged beyond repair I aint happy!!!
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shilala 06:36 AM 06-20-2010
Originally Posted by jdakine:
When you get one that burns down the center faster than the rest of the cigar. Then you have to continue to light it and just some time put it down.
:-)
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chachee52 06:56 AM 06-20-2010
Originally Posted by ucla695:
When I inadvertently light the wrong end. :-)
Seriously, when it doesn't stay lit or the burn goes astray.
Gave a cigar out to a guy yesterday that lit the wrong end and he had no idea!!!! Luckily it was a cheap one and I didn't care.
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NeuRon 07:53 AM 06-20-2010
Originally Posted by TripleF:
When people squash their cigar out in the ashtray like it's a cigarette. 
:-)
ughh i hate that too...
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E-Tx Surveyor 08:35 AM 06-20-2010
Constant burn line issues even though I lit it properly.
On a more personal side, I hate it when I get half way into a smoke and the wife starts asking me to do a whole bunch of random things.
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Originally Posted by MiamiE:
I hate loose draws!
This would be my pet peeve as well, and it seems much more common than a too tight draw. I hardly ever get sticks that are too tight.
Loose draw cigars seem to always have burn issues and I can't keep them lit. I actually switched from a guillotine to a sharp knife, so I can remove just enough cap to get the draw I want.
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Apoco 12:34 PM 06-20-2010
Tunnelling. And when the glue on the bands sets onto the cigar as well.
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Stevez 04:58 PM 06-20-2010
Tight draws hands down; inability to keep lit second. I haven't had much luck trying to fix tight draws and they are a total waste to me. Unsmokable.
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Cenookie 07:30 PM 06-20-2010
Originally Posted by md4958:
when a box you just ordered goes on sale the
following week
:-)
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KenyanSandBoa 08:24 AM 06-21-2010
Another vote for really tight draw.
I only have so much patience when I have to jab the hell out of my cigar before it gets tossed. Definitley not worth the struggle in my book.
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Gophernut 08:30 AM 06-21-2010
Originally Posted by KenyanSandBoa:
Another vote for really tight draw.
:-) Yet another vote for the tight draws. Hate em.
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Blueface 08:37 AM 06-21-2010
Tight draw which I am a regular victim of.
Cigar shutting off over and over.
Cigar is done. That one really, really bothers me as I have to go light up another.
:-)
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kugie 08:55 AM 06-21-2010
To tight a draw and Plugged cigars
:-)
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3SmokesaRound 08:57 AM 06-21-2010
I'll just go ahead and quote all posts, but the band sticking to the wrapper is the one that happens most often to me.
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rizzle 09:00 AM 06-21-2010
Nothing aggrivates me more than a cigar that won't stay lit. Re-light it more than once, it goes in the round file.
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ChicagoWhiteSox 09:02 AM 06-21-2010
Loose draws piss me off. I would much rather have a tighter "classic cuban" draw than a wind tunnel.
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