Any Cigar Smokers Here?

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• Mrs Teapot Posts: 124,896

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  12/02/11 - 01:03 #2

  I once had a puff on one and fainted
  
  I was drunk and I am now

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• pikeur Posts: 1,856

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  12/02/11 - 02:04 #3

  does that mean you will try one again?!

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• iannai Posts: 4,937

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  12/02/11 - 02:37 #4

  Is this a euphemism, or are we really discussing tobacco rolled in a Cuban style?
  
  I gave up the **** last October and am now thoroughly addicted to e-cigs (there's a thread knocking around somewhere).
  
  You can get e-cigars - I might try one for a giggle. I've had the odd cigar in the past. Found it quite heavy and not something I could smoke regularly.
  
  I think they're a bit "dated" now - makes me think of Arfur Daley, or Jimmy Saville!

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• christina83 Posts: 11,115

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  12/02/11 - 02:40 #5

  I hear Bill Clinton likes to use a cigar now and then

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• pikeur Posts: 1,856

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  12/02/11 - 23:02 #6

  i have yet to try e-cigs, do you find them good way to give up smoking?

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• iannai Posts: 4,937

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  12/02/11 - 23:21 #7

  pikeur wrote: »

  i have yet to try e-cigs, do you find them good way to give up smoking?

  
  Yep, totally given up. there's a good thread running on here:
  
  http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=1430663&highlight=electronic+cigarettes

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• pikeur Posts: 1,856

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  15/02/11 - 01:03 #8

  thanks for that im seriously thinking of trying them, im off the smokes a few weeks now and am smoking the occasional cigar which im now finding addictive and very enjoyable.

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