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a Cohiba DC at the balcony and I am curious, where are you like (or your wife allows you) to smoke your cuban cigars...


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Posts: 446 | Location: Appenweier, Germany | Registered: March 06, 2004Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Within the house I like to smoke almost in all places. Specially in the library and my study room. I also like to smoke in the garden, in the shade in a sunny day and with a good drink. I enjoy much to smoke in restaurants and mainly I enjoy to smoke with friends.

My wife allows me to smoke in all places. She at all does not bother the good aroma of a good puro.

On the other hand, I feel pain by the people whom it has to leave its house to smoke. I feel more pain by the people who live in cold places and must freeze their ____ to be able to smoke.


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Posts: 664 | Location: Mexico City | Registered: March 11, 2004Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Same place I smoke my non-Cubans.


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Seriously though, the wife hates this habit and would prefer I smoke my cigars 20 paces from the house. I do on occasion smoke in the house while I'm posting. But when the weather is nice I enjoy an outdoor smoke.


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Never smoke in the house persay..we have a ventilated smoking room just for that pupose...After my Dad
passed on several years ago, we cleaned his home
we thought the ceiling were always a dark beige
color...not! it was the stainning from his cigarettes - he smoked 3 packs a day.


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Posts: 762 | Location: Utica, NY | Registered: August 23, 2004Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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I'm banished to the deck. Not bad though...I like to be outside. When I smoked cigarettes I never smoked indoors either.

My favorite place to smoke is in my boat with a fishing pole in my hand and a Cardinals game on the radio. Big Grin






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On the deck in the spring summer fall (usually in the hot tub on the deck) or in the living room by the fireplace in the winter/rain.
Smile I will never have a home without a fireplace!!!!!
 
Posts: 450 | Location: Northern NJ | Registered: August 10, 2004Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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See my cig!

Also, once in a while at a cigar friendly bar, but 95% of the time it's outdoors.

I do not smoke in my house ever...my own rule.


A good cigar and a good drink on the back deck by the lake...if that doesn't make you relax, nothing will!
 
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In the Shed, two young children, Or down at the club. The shed is fine in the summer sat in the old leather chair sorting out my fishing gear. I prefere the club though. Like minded gits like me where we can talk rubbish and smoke whatever takes yer fancy. Its also nice that each person smokes their own cig/cigar, CC or NC and it never becomes a matter of discourse just one of interest.


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Posts: 270 | Location: UK. | Registered: October 20, 2002Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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A nice cup of tea, slice of cake and a Cuban. What more is there!


It's funny how different we are even though we share a common language. My tastes run more to some high quality bourbon, German/Irish dark beer and a Cuban.

Tea and cake with a Cuban, to me, seems odd.

Not that there's anything wrong with it.
 
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I can smoke anywhere I like, as long as it's not in our apartment. I don't like smoking outside, except on the stillest of days, so I usually head to one of a couple bars/cafes within a 15-minute walk from home.


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Posts: 1168 | Location: Geneva | Registered: May 03, 2002Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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My girlfriend's dad's smoking room. Fortunately, they go out of town a lot and have me watch their dogs frequently.

Also, I'm attracted to decks. Whenever I'm driving or riding and we pass a house with a back deck, I always have to stare and fantasize.


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PJ, the quote at the bottom is a bastardisation of something said by a guy called Worzel Gummage, a series of books and a programme on tv for kids. I added the Cuban bit.
Im looking for something smart to put there. In real life its dark beer (we call it bitter) or, if Im at a function, Port and then Brandy.
Sitting in the anti-room with a Reme Martin VSOP and a #2 on the go, well, beats the hell out of Basra...


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pope,
That makes sense now that you've explained the quote.
 
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