butterB 03:09 AM 04-08-2009
I know when you're just hanging around relaxing with a smoke, to correct an uneven burn you put the slow side down. But when you're driving on the freeway, window open, going 65 MPH, how do you correct that burn? I've tried searching for it but couldn't find anything.
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SmokinDuck 03:10 AM 04-08-2009
Roll the window up a bit and turn on the ac?
Is this a trick question?
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TRicker 03:49 AM 04-08-2009
Nope, I just rotate the cigar. And its 75 in my boxtruck!!
:-)
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goalie204 06:51 AM 04-08-2009
hold the wheel with my wrist, cigar is in that hand, and torch it
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icehog3 09:09 AM 04-08-2009
Touch it up with my Blazer.
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MajorCaptSilly 09:18 AM 04-08-2009
I open front windows about 2 inches and open back windows all the way. This eliminates the burn issues. If it's really hot, I keep front windows closed, open back windows 2 inches and turn on the air. I am a freaking genius.
MCS
PS Cigar Bobken is an essential piece to automobile cigar smoking.
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Starchild 09:55 AM 04-08-2009
Originally Posted by :
PS Cigar Bobken is an essential piece to automobile cigar smoking.
I just ordered one. I've got a road trip coming up and I'm planning on enjoying quite a few sticks on the way. Thanks for the tip
:-)
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karmaz00 12:04 PM 04-08-2009
zmancbr 12:12 PM 04-08-2009
Torch works best! That being said, with a soft flame I roll the window up and close the sunroof and turn the vents off... it works decently.
I really try not to correct it in the car going 80... but sometimes you just can't help it!
:-)
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GreekGodX 12:13 PM 04-08-2009
Steer with the knee and correct burn with torch.
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SmokinApe 12:18 PM 04-08-2009
Waynegro1 12:20 PM 04-08-2009
Originally Posted by GreekGodX:
Steer with the knee and correct burn with torch.
This method is what keeps people in my profession in business.
:-)
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ActionAndy 12:23 PM 04-08-2009
I have had so many calamities while smoking in the car. I was boxed in by two rigs once when i dropped a fat robusto right into my lap--and it promptly rolled under my leg. Try not to panic in that situation...
But then again, what the hell else am I going to do on a 4 hour drive? Uneven burns come with the territory of being busy with the road, so i don't even fret about them. It IS a b#tch and a half to purge though.
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Skywalker 12:38 PM 04-08-2009
Originally Posted by GreekGodX:
Steer with the knee and correct burn with torch.
:-)
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Texan in Mexico 12:55 PM 04-08-2009
Scott is smart, he knows stuff.
I smoke and drive all the time between Cancun and Playa and I agree with the others, just torch it and work your way through it.
I can't have the AC on as its a company car and I don't want to stink the car up, running the AC impregnates the car with the smoke smell - hard to explain especially in the rental cars...
I am going to pick up a Bobken too!
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longknocker 01:12 PM 04-08-2009
Originally Posted by MajorCaptSilly:
I open front windows about 2 inches and open back windows all the way. This eliminates the burn issues. If it's really hot, I keep front windows closed, open back windows 2 inches and turn on the air. I am a freaking genius.
MCS
PS Cigar Bobken is an essential piece to automobile cigar smoking.
That you are, MCS!
:-)
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dunng 01:54 PM 04-08-2009
Originally Posted by GreekGodX:
Steer with the knee and correct burn with torch.
:-) same here...
:-)
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md4958 02:11 PM 04-08-2009
Originally Posted by Waynegro1:
This method is what keeps people in my profession in business. :-)
autobody repair or EMT?
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Originally Posted by Waynegro1:
This method is what keeps people in my profession in business. :-)
Yessiree, job security.
:-)
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AriesOpusX 03:46 PM 04-08-2009
I put the cigar in my right hand away from the window and turn the slow burning side down, I try to just keep it out of the draft until it corrects.
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