Cigar Urban Legends

sightunseen · January 2010

dennisking · January 2010

nightmaremike31 · January 2010

sightunseen · January 2010

TatuajeVI · January 2010

dennisking · January 2010

kuzi16 · January 2010

TatuajeVI · January 2010

Hawk55 · January 2010

Cigar Urban Legend #5: I used to hear before I got into the hobby that cigars were rolled upon the thighs of Cuban maidens...sometimes rumored to be virgins....

YankeeMan · January 2010

Let me be the first to jump on this. In Cuba, a virgin is an ugly third grader! LOL

nightmaremike31 · January 2010

sightunseen · January 2010

bbc020 · January 2010

nightmaremike31 · January 2010

sightunseen · January 2010

That is so full of win

Hawk55 · January 2010

Yeah BOY!!! Who needs virgins when you have those...them or whatever!!! Roll away AJ>>>that makes for a stiff cigar...

Hawk55 · January 2010

LOL yankee...

Hawk55 · January 2010

One on the tummy and one on the THIGHS!!!!

Krieg · January 2010

Myth: Only cigars worth smoking are from Cuba.

nightmaremike31 · January 2010

fla-gypsy · January 2010

Krieg:
Myth: Only cigars worth smoking are from Cuba.

To expound on that myth a bit; Myth: Cuba makes the best cigars in the world. No way! I will take a good Nicaraguan blend from Tabacalero Fernandez any day.

kuzi16 · January 2010

Andrew Dzikoski · January 2010

Real Cigar urban legend. sure some of you guys have seen this one before or a variant of it. good for a laugh though. A North Carolina man was on the top of the world, a self-proclaimed smart guy who made money by finding the loopholes in laws. He bought a $15,000(Must have been Gurkhas) box of vintage imported cigars and took out an insurance policy, just like he did for his other valuables, protecting them against hazards, including fire. Once he finished smoking the two dozen cigars in the box, he filed an insurance claim, stating that the cigars had been "consumed" by fire. The insurance company took him to court but was ordered to pay the man his claim because his policy did not specify the exact nature of fire it covered or excluded. The man jauntily stepped into the bank with his check. However, the moment he cashed it, he was arrested, charged, and convicted of twenty-four counts of arson one for each cigar. Unable to find a loophole, he was sent to prison for two years, where he met his demise in an argument over a book of matches.

kuzi16 · January 2010

Hays · January 2010

Kamelyon · January 2010

Hays · January 2010

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Alex Williams · January 2010

Redtailhawkoz · January 2010

thats what Im talking about Brandon..............more than just a cigar smoking in those pictures! Who was talking about Falics? LOL

sightunseen · January 2010

Cigar Urban Legends

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