Wow, I have never smoked a big cigar in my life. I think the taste of them is supposed to be really good though. As a woman, I think I might look a bit strange with a big cigar in my hand. I know that some do...but not typically out in public.
This is just outright cool. If someone is a fan of cigars, but also a bit Horror Movie enthusiast, I could see this being the perfect gift. If I were a regular cigar smoker, I would love to receive this as a gift. What's better than cigars? Cigars and Jason Voorhees.
I rememeber quite some time ago now I use to smoke cigars when I had a few beer. I was just young back then and I would be walking along with a big old cigar. The guys use to think that it was pretty cool seeing a girl smoking a cigar. I can't even remember what kind they were now, it was that long ago.
The guys usually think it's cool to see a girl take down a cigar. It always made me laugh because it's really no different than a man smoking a cigar. I'm not sure what the big deal is. I used to walk around with a huge cigar in my mouth as well. I was a dummy and would inhale it because I had no idea what I was doing.
Those cigars look pretty cool, although I'm not a Horror movie enthusiast at all. They would be cool as a gift.
They really would make an awesome gift. As someone that is into horror movies, I wouldn't mind receiving this. Even if I wasn't into smoking cigars, I'd just enjoy looking at this and having it in my collection.
I miss smoking cigars with all of my uncles. Now that they moved away it is hard to have a cool "manly man" night. My friends don't like smoking!
Smokers arent as common as they use to be. They have such a restriction on where you can smoke.that a lot of people have given it up. Even people that have given up smoking still enjoy a good cigar every now and then.
You're right, smokers are definitely not as common. With vapes coming out, people have been making their way to the vape rather than cigarettes. I have given up smoking completely, but I do enjoy a cigar every now and then.
