El Presidente Posted October 25, 2006 Posted October 25, 2006 This is for all those out there who feel like Pierce Brosnan with a cigar but for one reason or another end up looking like Woody Allen due to a cigar Faux Pas My favourites: No 1. Went to kiss my departing sister in law on the cheek late after Christmas lunch, forgot I had a cigar in the side of my mouth and burn't her on the nose. Nothing serious mind you....there may have been alcohol involved . No 2. The now infamous Montesa Impala Motor bike slalom around the front yard of my house...cigar in hand...no helmet...belly full of red wine. I would have made it if not for those sheep droppings :-| No 3. Throwing an almost finished cigar from the top deck of Czar House onto the garden below....only for it to land on the bonnet of Dean's Mercedes Benz. Any clangers of your own?.....please......anyone?
Colt45 Posted October 25, 2006 Posted October 25, 2006 I was reclining on my deck, catching some rays, when I dropped an ash on my stomach. Normally no big deal, but I wasn't wearing a shirt, and the hot end of the ash hit the skin. Had a scar for a couple of months. There was no alcohol involved, which seems to be a common denominator with your "mishaps". hmmmmmmm................
Professor Twain Posted October 25, 2006 Posted October 25, 2006 I too have a cigar scar on my belly, good thing that the belly was there to catch that hot ash, the scar there is better than having one below the belt.
Colt45 Posted October 25, 2006 Posted October 25, 2006 » the scar there is better than having one below the belt. True that. If I hadn't been lying down, it could have been much worse.
VigorishSLC Posted October 25, 2006 Posted October 25, 2006 I got a good one, and recent too! Couple weeks ago I stroll into my bathroom with a particularly enjoyable PSD4. As I finish relieving myself I reach for the handle to the toilet and drop my stogie right in the bowl so I can flush it! Not an accident mind you, I actually thought, "I can't flush this damn thing without dropping this!"
KB24 Posted October 25, 2006 Posted October 25, 2006 » I got a good one, and recent too! » » Couple weeks ago I stroll into my bathroom with a particularly enjoyable » PSD4. As I finish relieving myself I reach for the handle to the toilet » and drop my stogie right in the bowl so I can flush it! Not an accident » mind you, I actually thought, "I can't flush this damn thing without » dropping this!" What? I don't get it!
Little Steve Posted October 25, 2006 Posted October 25, 2006 a good friend of mine was infamous for droping his cigar. it happen almost every time for about a year. so he start rating his stogs with a drop rating, meaning how well they took the fall
chef2275 Posted October 25, 2006 Posted October 25, 2006 i have a couple, Last night sitting at the bar and watching the baseball game a lady was sitting next to me and the ash fell into her purse. That was on the floor. Did not say anything to her. Also which i probably should not tell...was working out in the yard and went into the shed to grab the chainsaw, while reaching for the chainsaw my cigar hit the shelf and jabbed it down my throat. Dont tell anybody about that. lol. chef
CIGARHead Posted October 25, 2006 Posted October 25, 2006 » This is for all those out there who feel like Pierce Brosnan with a cigar Sorry Rob, can't relate. I'm the Humphrey Bogart of cigar smokers.
Mel Posted October 25, 2006 Posted October 25, 2006 1. Dropped my cigar on the dog and burned some of its hair off. 2. Stuck the lit end of the cigar in my mouth- not for long. SOB.
DocRKS Posted October 25, 2006 Posted October 25, 2006 A buddy and I were having a Cigar at the bar of a brew pub where cigar smoking was allowed when 2 women - both of whom were smoking cigarettes - sat next to us and informed us that they really did not appreciate the smell of cigars with their drinks and were very surprised that the establishment allowed cigar smoking. They informed us that they would appreciate it if we would either put the cigars out or finish them outside. I meant to say, "Of course dear ladies, we will certainly agree with your request and we are very sorry our cigars were offensive to you." However, the Cigar Blooper took hold of our minds and reason and we accidentally said, " Go %* Yourself.." They reported our outburst to the bartender who basically told them the same thing - They got up in a huff and left - I gave the bartender a Siglo III for being a stand-up guy !!! See, it pays to be nice. :-)
PorscheC4S Posted October 25, 2006 Posted October 25, 2006 I managed to go full circle from Pierce Brosnan, to Bronson Pinchot (T.V.'s Balki) and back again. I was at my newlywed friend's house with him and his new bride. We were in the study that had a very nice persian rug. I somehow dropped my robusto, lit foot down, like a bomb, right onto the rug. She let out a scream as I quickly picked up the cigar and said, "Don't worry, don't worry, I think....yep,... it's still lit." She then gave me one of the smelliest stink-eyes I've ever seen. Fortunately for him and me, they've gotten divorced.
broozer Posted October 25, 2006 Posted October 25, 2006 i've had the usual dropped ashes on my knees and arms before and that sure doesn't feel good. although the funniest thing i think has ever happened to me was years ago when i was smoking and had the cigar clinched in my teeth while typing something on the computer. i just happen to have a coffee mug full of coffee inbetween my arms and suddenly i heard a "splash!!!" sound. sure enough i looked down to see a HUGE bit of ash had fallen right into my coffee cup.......all of it. there wasn't even a small amount of ash around the cup. ever since then i won't put my coffee cup in front of me while i type and smoke. bruce
Guest crossbow Posted October 27, 2006 Posted October 27, 2006 » A buddy and I were having a Cigar at the bar of a brew pub where cigar » smoking was allowed when 2 women - both of whom were smoking cigarettes - » sat next to us and informed us that they really did not appreciate the » smell of cigars with their drinks and were very surprised that the » establishment allowed cigar smoking. They informed us that they would » appreciate it if we would either put the cigars out or finish them » outside. » » I meant to say, "Of course dear ladies, we will certainly agree with your » request and we are very sorry our cigars were offensive to you." However, » the Cigar Blooper took hold of our minds and reason and we accidentally » said, " Go %* Yourself.." » » They reported our outburst to the bartender who basically told them the » same thing - They got up in a huff and left - I gave the bartender a Siglo » III for being a stand-up guy !!! See, it pays to be nice. :-) I remember a story you had told me about a certain cuban restaurant in the North Jersey area where an old lady had complained about the smoke during a cigar gathering of the NY-NJ boys. The proprietess had told the lady if she would like the food she had ordered transferred to another table or if she would like it wrapped "to-go". I always love their food and ambience. :-D :-D :-D
DocRKS Posted October 27, 2006 Posted October 27, 2006 » I remember a story you had told me about a certain cuban restaurant in the » North Jersey area where an old lady had complained about the smoke during a » cigar gathering of the NY-NJ boys. » » The proprietess had told the lady if she would like the food she had » ordered transferred to another table or if she would like it wrapped » "to-go". » » I always love their food and ambience. » » :-D :-D :-D Bro. Gene - I remember that event vividly (LOL!!!) I hear that their 'newer' location in Jersey City is even FAR SUPERIOR !!! May be worth the trip........:-P
Tony Maduro Posted November 1, 2006 Posted November 1, 2006 This one's not so much a blooper as it is a "You know you're a true 'Friend of Habanos' when..." Here it goes. I used to be a DJ at a club/pool hall/bar. Whenever I played, I always had to smoke a cigar or two. This one night I was playing, I was enjoying a nice Habano when all of a sudden, it started to unravel. "Oh no! This can't be happening!", I thought to myself. So me being the quick thinker that I am, I reached into my equipment bag and pulled out the first solution that can to mind... duct tape. Long story short, I finished my strategically well-taped cigar till the end of my set. p.s. Tasting Notes: Well-balanced with earthy tones, spice, nuts, and hints of glue. The end.
El Presidente Posted November 1, 2006 Author Posted November 1, 2006 » that I am, I reached into my equipment bag and pulled out the first » solution that can to mind... duct tape. » » Long story short, I finished my strategically well-taped cigar till the » end of my set. » Class...pure Class You are fitting into FOH well........
hueynova Posted November 2, 2006 Posted November 2, 2006 » » I remember a story you had told me about a certain cuban restaurant in the » North Jersey area where an old lady had complained about the smoke during a » cigar gathering of the NY-NJ boys. » » The proprietess had told the lady if she would like the food she had » ordered transferred to another table or if she would like it wrapped » "to-go". » » I always love their food and ambience. » » :-D :-D :-D Please tell me the name/location of this restaurant! I'll be back east for the holidays, and would love a smokin place to eat!
Tony Maduro Posted November 3, 2006 Posted November 3, 2006 » » that I am, I reached into my equipment bag and pulled out the first » » solution that can to mind... duct tape. » » » » Long story short, I finished my strategically well-taped cigar till the » » end of my set. » » » » Class...pure Class » » You are fitting into FOH well........ Hehe. Hey, desperate times call for desperate measures, right? Might I respond with a quote by the great Mr. Robert De Niro from the epic film, A Bronx Tale. "The saddest thing in life is a wasted Habana." .... or was it "talent"? Ah, who keeps track of these things anyhow? :-)
Tony Maduro Posted November 3, 2006 Posted November 3, 2006 » She let out a scream as I quickly picked up the cigar and said, » "Don't worry, don't worry, I think....yep,... it's still lit." I think I just spit out a little bit of my lunch.
CWS Posted November 3, 2006 Posted November 3, 2006 Ah yes. A beautiful, well aged Cohiba Esplendido, a warm night, stars etc. Set down out on the patio to enjoy this cigar. It lit well and drew like a dream. Wonderful flavor. Smoked about an inch a casually went to ash the cigar in my outside ash try without looking. An agonizing hiss of steam as I realized the ash try was full of water from the sprinklers. Damn. Gone.
El Presidente Posted November 15, 2008 Author Posted November 15, 2008 » » No 2. The now infamous Montesa Impala Motor bike slalom around the front » » yard of my house...cigar in hand...no helmet...belly full of red wine. » I » » would have made it if not for those sheep droppings :-| » » » » I KNEW IT WAS YOU!!!!!!! » » Son of a ***** :rotfl:
BigSlick Posted November 15, 2008 Posted November 15, 2008 » No 2. The now infamous Montesa Impala Motor bike slalom around the front » yard of my house...cigar in hand...no helmet...belly full of red wine. I » would have made it if not for those sheep droppings :-| » I KNEW IT WAS YOU!!!!!!!
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