Comments on: Stogie Tips: Pass the Wooden Matches, Please http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html Blowin’ Smoke on Everything Cigars - cigar reviews, news and commentary 7 days a week Thu, 09 Feb 2012 04:25:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: June Cigar-of-the-Month – Padilla Serie ’68 Robusto | The Grand Rapids Cigar Society http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html/comment-page-1#comment-171812 June Cigar-of-the-Month – Padilla Serie ’68 Robusto | The Grand Rapids Cigar Society Tue, 28 Jun 2011 15:47:22 +0000 http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html#comment-171812 [...] the burn is neither reliable nor even. Random touch-ups are absolutely necessary, so keep some wooden matches handy. The ash is also on the flakey [...] [...] the burn is neither reliable nor even. Random touch-ups are absolutely necessary, so keep some wooden matches handy. The ash is also on the flakey [...]

]]> By: Dave D http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html/comment-page-1#comment-170323 Dave D Fri, 04 Mar 2011 02:49:09 +0000 http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html#comment-170323 WTF EVER MAN. I enjoy my cigar. You all enjoy lookin like me when u smoke. As a cigar and cannabis smoker I understand that a bic is the most important tool to a true smoker. But if wooden matches make u feel cool, then use them, that's why you smoke. I give away more than I smoke, I always have a quality box of stogies on my desk. My favorite is the million dollar stogie. The stogie of the day is busted up on my big ass desk, rerolled with high quality cannabis by my lovely, amazing secretary, and smoked with my colleagues, we call it the million dollar stoagie because I cut my secretary a million dollar check when I hired her, I told her its for the stoagies she rolled(friend of my wife).that's what its all about, the million dollar stoagie. I also call the stoagie after a deal the however many million dollar stoagie. They peak my rush by makin me feel crude n dirty greedy ass rich n I roll with it, smokin like a stack on a locomotive. On a roll. Nice hit a scotch to rough me up, smack me in the face a couple times. That's what its about. Its not about how everyone else smokes it, or the best way, none of you know how to truly enjoy a cigar. Worrying about how too light it. Its nice that your life sucks that bad that you dedicate half an hour do a burning wad. Cigars aren't luxury baby, they just accompany it in ways that you all clearly do not understand. I wish I had time to share more but I'd have to start chargin. No need to thank me. It doesn't matter much from u piss ons anyways. What u say dosnt matter. Hahaha. U r all piss ons. Remember me when u relax with ur smoke. Forever. You will never have my $$$,$$$,$$$. U can't afford a real cigar. Anything under $30 bucks means ur a wannabe. Oh mahahaha.n. Hahaha. Wtf. WTF EVER MAN. I enjoy my cigar. You all enjoy lookin like me when u smoke. As a cigar and cannabis smoker I understand that a bic is the most important tool to a true smoker. But if wooden matches make u feel cool, then use them, that's why you smoke. I give away more than I smoke, I always have a quality box of stogies on my desk. My favorite is the million dollar stogie. The stogie of the day is busted up on my big ass desk, rerolled with high quality cannabis by my lovely, amazing secretary, and smoked with my colleagues, we call it the million dollar stoagie because I cut my secretary a million dollar check when I hired her, I told her its for the stoagies she rolled(friend of my wife).that's what its all about, the million dollar stoagie. I also call the stoagie after a deal the however many million dollar stoagie. They peak my rush by makin me feel crude n dirty greedy ass rich n I roll with it, smokin like a stack on a locomotive. On a roll. Nice hit a scotch to rough me up, smack me in the face a couple times. That's what its about. Its not about how everyone else smokes it, or the best way, none of you know how to truly enjoy a cigar. Worrying about how too light it. Its nice that your life sucks that bad that you dedicate half an hour do a burning wad. Cigars aren't luxury baby, they just accompany it in ways that you all clearly do not understand. I wish I had time to share more but I'd have to start chargin. No need to thank me. It doesn't matter much from u piss ons anyways. What u say dosnt matter. Hahaha. U r all piss ons. Remember me when u relax with ur smoke. Forever. You will never have my $$$,$$$,$$$. U can't afford a real cigar. Anything under $30 bucks means ur a wannabe. Oh mahahaha.n. Hahaha. Wtf.

]]> By: Don http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html/comment-page-1#comment-120321 Don Mon, 09 Aug 2010 21:44:47 +0000 http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html#comment-120321 So I have an alternative that is actually amazing I think. I like to light up old cedar from an old cigar box that i broke into small but long pieces and dried in the sun. Not only does it stay lit well an longer than a match but I add that cedar flavor into the mix when I prepare to take the first puff. So I have an alternative that is actually amazing I think. I like to light up old cedar from an old cigar box that i broke into small but long pieces and dried in the sun. Not only does it stay lit well an longer than a match but I add that cedar flavor into the mix when I prepare to take the first puff.

]]> By: Vectis http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html/comment-page-1#comment-97547 Vectis Tue, 05 Jan 2010 16:07:52 +0000 http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html#comment-97547 Where can an individiual (not a business) buy 3 or 4 inch long wooden matches? Where can an individiual (not a business) buy 3 or 4 inch long wooden matches?

]]> By: Stogie Tips: Time for a Light http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html/comment-page-1#comment-89176 Stogie Tips: Time for a Light Wed, 26 Aug 2009 13:21:24 +0000 http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html#comment-89176 [...] know we’re serious about this. Over the years we’ve written numerous times about lighters, the proper technique for using matches, and tips for lighting [...] [...] know we’re serious about this. Over the years we’ve written numerous times about lighters, the proper technique for using matches, and tips for lighting [...]

]]> By: Anonymous http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html/comment-page-1#comment-85123 Anonymous Thu, 02 Jul 2009 23:19:55 +0000 http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html#comment-85123 Что-то мне кажется, на вашем блоге развелось слишком много так называемых говн*комментатров, которым лишь бы ляпнуть чего-нибудь:) Что-то мне кажется, на вашем блоге развелось слишком много так называемых говн*комментатров, которым лишь бы ляпнуть чего-нибудь:)

]]> By: Stogie Tips: Pick Up a Ronson JetLite or Three http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html/comment-page-1#comment-78495 Stogie Tips: Pick Up a Ronson JetLite or Three Mon, 20 Apr 2009 14:58:31 +0000 http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html#comment-78495 [...] As I wrote in January when I recommended readers check out the Zippo Blu lighter, “every cigar enthusiast should have at least one good butane lighter” because “certain situations just call for a burst of clean-burning flame.” All this from the same old-fashioned guy who repeatedly extols the virtues of wooden matches. [...] [...] As I wrote in January when I recommended readers check out the Zippo Blu lighter, “every cigar enthusiast should have at least one good butane lighter” because “certain situations just call for a burst of clean-burning flame.” All this from the same old-fashioned guy who repeatedly extols the virtues of wooden matches. [...]

]]> By: Stogie Tips: Begin at the End http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html/comment-page-1#comment-73541 Stogie Tips: Begin at the End Mon, 02 Mar 2009 15:42:14 +0000 http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html#comment-73541 [...] Just be careful and use the farthest reaches of the flame to ignite your cigar. You just want to light it, not charbroil [...] [...] Just be careful and use the farthest reaches of the flame to ignite your cigar. You just want to light it, not charbroil [...]

]]> By: your mom http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html/comment-page-1#comment-70391 your mom Tue, 03 Feb 2009 04:11:57 +0000 http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html#comment-70391 hi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! hi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

]]> By: Dave L. http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html/comment-page-1#comment-70239 Dave L. Sun, 01 Feb 2009 12:38:36 +0000 http://www.stogieguys.com/2007/05/05102007-stogie-tip-pass-the-wooden-matches.html#comment-70239 I agree there are times when a torch lighter comes in handy, especially in windy conditions but if it's that case, can I really relax and enjoy my cigar? I prefer to savor and anticipate a good cigar and the ritual I use to light up. I lean toward the three match technique, using either a 3 to 4 inch long match I slowly toast the foot until I have achieved a consistent even light, only then do I cut the head and with a few short draws I'm on my way. Considering the many years it took to create the cigar I'm about to enjoy why rush the experience? It's time well spent! Enjoy! Dave L. I agree there are times when a torch lighter comes in handy, especially in windy conditions but if it's that case, can I really relax and enjoy my cigar? I prefer to savor and anticipate a good cigar and the ritual I use to light up. I lean toward the three match technique, using either a 3 to 4 inch long match I slowly toast the foot until I have achieved a consistent even light, only then do I cut the head and with a few short draws I'm on my way. Considering the many years it took to create the cigar I'm about to enjoy why rush the experience? It's time well spent!

Enjoy!

Dave L.

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