Who smokes a "cigar" with a roach clip?

[RandySF]

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[IA8IT]

1. He's a "man tip" and nothing more.

[Walleye]

2. You don't hold a toke on a cigar like that it would make you sick

[Effete Snob]

9. Better tell these folks

...since they seem to have made a business out of selling cigar sticks:

www.cigarsticks.net

[TheBlackAdder]

5. 🤣🤣🤣

[Effete Snob]

3. What does that location appear to be?

[Effete Snob]

4. You don't actually want the answer to that question, do you?

They are called cigar sticks, although some people just use a toothpick

You can buy fancy ones here:

https://www.cigarsticks.net/

[SergeStorms]

6. Down to the bitter end.

That's where that expression comes from. I'll never smoke a cigar down that far. Not only do you have a whole cigar's worth of tar at the end, but it gets pretty juicy and "bitter".

I love a good cigar as much as anyone, but you'll never find me smoking a "dog end" under any circumstances.

[ProfessorGAC]

10. I Cut Mine Back

I've got scissors in both cars & one in my golf bag.
When the end gets too wet, I trim it back to improve draw & shed the tars before they build too high.
I'm a fairly high volume cigar smoker, too.
I wish I could find one of those holders like George Burns used to have.

[Missn-Hitch]

7. Never seen this before.

But, I only smoke 4-6 cigars per year.

Cheers!

[Effete Snob]

8. Neither had I

Until I googled cigar and toothpick and found out that, yep, it's a thing.

If it was a cigar he was using to smoke weed, it would just fall out of there, so as Freud said, "Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar."

I'm not really fond of "our side" making up stuff. People do actually do this with cigars, apparently.

Who knew?

[TomSlick]

11. It's a thing.

I don't get it. The last bit of a cigar is "the bitter end" and not worth the trouble.

[KY_EnviroGuy]

12. Frugal country folks stuffed that cigar nub into their pipe....

and finished it off down to the last shred.

And yes, I did that in my college days when money was extremely tight. A big bag or a tin of Bugler tobacco and pack of papers had to last a very long time.

Good 'ole days they were! Gasoline was around 25-cents/gallon so that should tell you approx. what year.

KY.........