Yeah like a Tat:-)
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Can I PM you for the company? Can you give me just a little hint? If I say pretty please with sugar on top? The company's initials? Can you PM me a picture of their logo? Will ya? Will ya? Will ya???



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Crazy right there.
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Can we start guessing and you tell us if we are hot or cold???
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freaking crazy!
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Probably a Gurkha. Adds flavor!
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Nothing a little raid can't fix. Tell them you deserve a box for compensation!
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Tell them that your scared and they may give you two boxes!!!!
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Looks kinda like a Viaje TNT :-)
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Spider, spider, in my cigar
for you I never wished upon a star
My stogie cost me mucho dinero
You hijo de injeñero!
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Hey maybe you can write hallmark cards. LOL
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i think the brand of the cigar is irrelevant.

This more than likely happened well after it was rolled.

it could have happened in the aging room, in transport, at the retailer, or even ones own house.

all that said....that is awesome!
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Barring the unlikely possibility of a visually-impaired torcedor, I can't imagine this making it off the table.
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You think a spider could have crawled all the way up to the cap in a rolled cigar?
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Don't talk mean about Juan, now!

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The spider nests, maybe. However, how would twigs make it in after it was rolled? I think the twigs are the bigger issue...
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As a quaker, I believe that this is clearly the work of witchcraft.
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That's what I thought, too, Sam. Then I considered it was under the cap. It must have come in on the leaf.
Regardless, it's real easy to imagine a spider nest being on a piece of tobacco that was aged in a barn in the tropics and it being missed.
I understand why it could be a bit put-offish, but the company has nothing to do with it. Cigars are a natural product. Odd things are going to get in there. A roller certainly can't catch everything, it's humanly impossible.
What's amazing is that it doesn't happen all the time, as in I've never had a spider web in my cigar.
Personally I'd pull out what I could and smoke it, because I can easily imagine all the other crap I've already smoked that was rolled up in my cigars. It doesn't bother me in the least.
Kudos to you Mychal for keeping a lid on the brand. If guys can't handle the thought of sticks, rocks, twigs, spider webs, gecko turds, and other crap in their cigars, it might be time to reconsider hobbies.
Barbie dolls are fun!!! :-)
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:-):-)
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I'll just leave this here. Also, I'd like to apologize in advance for the crappy microsoft paint editing job.

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