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Freelee711 03:53 PM 12-05-2009
I really wanna smoke, but it's snowing out. Not heavy, but a moderate fall.

Good/Bad Idea?
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kydsid 03:54 PM 12-05-2009
Years in Alaska taught me one thing: They only thing cold does to stop you from smoking is based on your own tolerance. Get a coat on and go smoke em! :-)
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JJG 03:58 PM 12-05-2009
with some gloves and thermal underwear, sure! I'd say do it, if you can find a place where the snow isn't actually falling on your cigar. just don't be surprised by split wrappers. Cigars tend to explode when it gets this cold.

It's supposed to get down in the 40's here tonight but I'll be damned if I can't smoke at least one cigar on my Saturday night.
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Freelee711 04:58 PM 12-05-2009
It actually turned out pretty well. The only problem I had was my hand freezing, but other than that there were no major burn problems or the wrapper splitting. :-)
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basso4735 05:09 PM 12-05-2009
How was the wet bench?:-)
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poriggity 07:03 PM 12-05-2009
Smoking in the snow is not fun for me, so I don't do it often, unless I am just really wanting a smoke...
Scott
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Bubba - NJ 08:35 PM 12-05-2009
I think I might try the fire pit thing this winter . Wonder if there is any laws against it in my town . Guess I'll have to check it out first , or maybe not . :-)
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Starscream 08:46 PM 12-05-2009
Smoking in the snow will provide for some beautiful scenery while smoking.
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tobii3 08:50 PM 12-05-2009
never had a problem.

Unless you count trying to smoke while attempting "Nosedive" at Winterplace....(a black diamond).....that didn't end up too well for the cigar...or me...:-)
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kydsid 08:53 PM 12-05-2009
Originally Posted by Bubba - NJ:
I think I might try the fire pit thing this winter . Wonder if there is any laws against it in my town . Guess I'll have to check it out first , or maybe not . :-)

Just make sure that you keep the smoke and light emissions down and you shouldn't have any problems with the empire.
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bookman 08:57 PM 12-05-2009
I standa round some coals in the grill.
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Emjaysmash 09:02 PM 12-05-2009
I guess im a wimp/snob when it comes to smoking in the cold. For me, if I'm too cold, i cant enjoy a cigar. I'd rather sit in a b&M than huddle outside.

Of course, one of my top 3 smokes I ever had was sitting in my garage in -2 F weather with a LGC MdO #2...
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ZenSilk 09:50 PM 12-05-2009
Originally Posted by JJG:
with some gloves and thermal underwear, sure! I'd say do it, if you can find a place where the snow isn't actually falling on your cigar. just don't be surprised by split wrappers. Cigars tend to explode when it gets this cold.

It's supposed to get down in the 40's here tonight but I'll be damned if I can't smoke at least one cigar on my Saturday night.
40's! I wish it was that warm here. Dipping below 20 at sundown. :-)
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Adriftpanda 03:27 AM 12-06-2009
I tried smoking the other night here. About 40* and that was too cold for me. I had to toss it after about 10 minutes. What a shame. I guess it's a lot about tolerance.
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sodomanaz 04:01 AM 12-06-2009
No such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing. :-)
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dunng 06:35 AM 12-06-2009
Next time, just take the half hour drive to Azon.... :-)
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darkninja67 07:43 AM 12-06-2009
I smoked a lot last winter. Just beware of wrappers cracking.
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LeoM 08:12 AM 12-06-2009
Originally Posted by bookman:
I standa round some coals in the grill.
That's what I do too brother. If I could just find a way to spin around (like on a vertical rotisserie) without getting dizzy, I'd be golden :-).
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Emjaysmash 09:20 AM 12-06-2009
Originally Posted by LeoM:
That's what I do too brother. If I could just find a way to spin around (like on a vertical rotisserie) without getting dizzy, I'd be golden :-).
Golden- Brown, actually... and slightly crispy!:-)
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shilala 09:23 AM 12-06-2009
I smoke when I'm shoveling snow. Love it.
I chew on my cigars and get them all slobbery, so they generally go out halfway through, but I don't have to worry about cold hands. :-)
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