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I will answer your question but only if you answer mine first:

Do you like me?

___ Yes

___ No

Your biggest fan,

MCS
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Originally Posted by Mark:
I learned from James Suckling and my friends at that most illustrious magazine that you shouldn't cut the cigar until after you have lit it, because this way you look like more of an @sshole.

Oh wait, maybe it was something about sulfur. Either way, if you want to have friends, it doesn't really matter. If you want to hang with Suckling, well then we have bigger problems :-)

I heard this a while back at another Forum that is currently off-line and have tried it - honestly this doesnt affect if I am an arse or not, my gf says I am at times - it is kind of fun as I really enjoy this part of the ritual, focussing so much on the cigar really helps me enjoy it and block out everything else, I do not do it often but it is fun for me...

As for your questions buddy -

1). No effect IMHO, as long as you take off your white gloves and the bands no one will think the lesser

2). I would be interested to see if this increases wrapper issues

Signed your No. 2 fan - Travis
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If I am going out and taking just a 3 or 4 finger case - I routinely pre-cut my cigars. That way I don't have to carry a cutter also. I also pre-cut some that I keep in the box in my truck. Saves from having to cut while driving. So no, I don't find it odd at all.

Ron
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Originally Posted by sikk50:
I'm willing to bet you bought a new cutter and got a little bored...am I right?

:-)

.......LOL, Nothing wrong with it but you might have issues trading them later.
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What's more odd is that Bao smokes on his roof:-)
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Originally Posted by Cort:
What's more odd is that Bao smokes on his roof:-)

What's even odder than that is your Avatar, Gary. :-)
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Originally Posted by icehog3:
What's even odder than that is your Avatar, Gary. :-)

Touche':-)

You know you laugh every time you see it.
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Originally Posted by massphatness:
I'm more curious as to why you would employ this methodology.

After my experiences with Bao at herfs, probably to check the draw so he doesn't bring cigars that are constructed like tree branches!!!

As far as precutting - I don't see why it would matter - if you decided to prelight them that would be a different story.
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Originally Posted by MajorCaptSilly:
I will answer your question but only if you answer mine first:

Do you like me?

_X_ Yes

___ No

Your biggest fan,

MCS

:-)
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Not strange at all.

However, if you start doing pre-draws and pass them out at Herfs, then that would be odd!!!:-)
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You are all a bunch of jokers aren't cha?

1) I had a cigar that from initial draw was way to tight so I just threw it back into the humi for months (1-2). Totally fixed any draw issues it had.

1.5) Maybe if I precut all my cigars, I'll never have draw issues.

2) I was curious if, besides shaving seconds away from me enjoying the cigar, that maybe the flavor changes somehow with having no end cap.

c) You're all a bunch of pecka heads!!:-)
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c) You're all a bunch of pecka heads!!:-)[/quote]

However I have always considered myslef more of a Dog -

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Originally Posted by icehog3:
What's even odder than that is your Avatar, Gary. :-)

It's o.k., Tom. Darrell gave him permission to use his picture.
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Originally Posted by pnoon:
It's o.k., Tom. Darrell gave him permission to use his picture.

indudabely

:-)
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Originally Posted by Cort:
Touche':-)

You know you laugh every time you see it.

indeed :-)
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Originally Posted by pnoon:
It's o.k., Tom. Darrell gave him permission to use his picture.

:-)
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Originally Posted by Mark:
I learned from James Suckling and my friends at that most illustrious magazine that you shouldn't cut the cigar until after you have lit it, because this way you look like more of an @sshole.

Wait, what?

lol
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Originally Posted by Mugen910:
You are all a bunch of jokers aren't cha?

1) I had a cigar that from initial draw was way to tight so I just threw it back into the humi for months (1-2). Totally fixed any draw issues it had.

1.5) Maybe if I precut all my cigars, I'll never have draw issues.

2) I was curious if, besides shaving seconds away from me enjoying the cigar, that maybe the flavor changes somehow with having no end cap.

c) You're all a bunch of pecka heads!!:-)

Do you have an idea on why that may be?
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Originally Posted by wayner123:
Do you have an idea on why that may be?

nope that's why I am asking.
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Stop buying cigars with trees wrapped inside and you will be fine :-)

I do the same thing. If it's a cheapie, or if the draw worsens during smoking, I will use the draw tool. Otherwise, it just goes back in for a month or two. I generally smoke those ones myself though, instead of handing them out.
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