How to use stubs?

[Smithers]

Mine all go straight to the garden.
I do keep the bands but haven't yet decided what to do with them.

 

[Ginseng]

Michel,

I worry about you buddy :laugh:

Hmm, how about varnishing them and then gluing them to a big cork board a la the wine cork boards? Heck, maybe you could arrange them in a circle and use it as a dart board.

Wilkey

 

[jabba]

nice pic, funny how you smoke the most expensive cubans and the cheapest ones, different mix... Which do you like better, the cohibas of the JLPs?

I think the garden thing would be good.

 

[KayakinBoy]

nice pic, funny how you smoke the most expensive cubans and the cheapest ones, different mix... Which do you like better, the cohibas of the JLPs?

I think the garden thing would be good.

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I see some H. Upmanns in there

 

[Shibumi]

Mine all go straight to the garden.
I do keep the bands but haven't yet decided what to do with them.

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Michel,

I worry about you buddy  :laugh:

Hmm, how about varnishing them and then gluing them to a big cork board a la the wine cork boards? Heck, maybe you could arrange them in a circle and use it as a dart board.

Wilkey

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I glued my bands to the backboard, of the cabinet my dartboard is in. Then coated it with varnish.

 

[IgwanaRob]

Dig a hole, drop the lot in, bury, and keep watered. Keep us posted if something starts to grow

 

[willygt]

I would go with the garden solution. They look too nasty for smoking em again in a pipe

 

[DePasta]

Use them to make tobaccoccino.

Credit to Moki for the link.

 

[stevehawk]

Dig a hole, drop the lot in, bury, and keep watered. Keep us posted if something starts to grow

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Use them to make tobaccoccino.

Credit to Moki for the link.

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I vote for one of these two! :laugh:

 

[benjiev]

Mrepp,

Don't forget to plant the ash side down or the stubb won't root correctly!

Good luck us know when it harvest time ...

 

[Shibumi]

Use them to make tobaccoccino.

Credit to Moki for the link.

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First time seeing that. Very disturbing Moki. Mr. Jerry call you yet? :whistling:

 

[TN_CIGARS]

i usually just swallow em.

make sure you save the bands and re-wrap some dog rockets for the moochers.

 

[MidGe]

Dudes,

What an unexpected avalanche of replies.

Ok, to answers some of the replies:

1) composting. Why didn't I think of that, duh? The obvious answer. Putting them raw may be too strong.


2) I'll give a miss on the tobaccocino

3) Cohiba vs JLP. Interesting one! The cohibas are, of course better cigars. However in this instance the Cohibas were a bit off. Needed a bit longer in the humi. Just in their bad period. The JLP are circa 1998 and taste absolutely delicious. Very different from a current vintage one. I have sent some to a BOTL on the board and am looking forward to some tasting notes.

4) Contents. Let see.. Cohibas Siglo IV, JLP Cremas, Partagas 8-9-8 (unvarnished), R$J No 1's and No 2's, some Montechristo, some Upmann Singulares and Petite Coronas, Fonsecas and may be a few odd single sticks. Those are the ones I have been smoking over the last couple of months.

Thanks all,

 

[NullSmurf]

I almost fell out of my chair when I saw the pic!

Um, how about put all the bands in a jar, then hold a contest on how many there are. :laugh:

 

[ffopusxff]

Take an empty Short Story box, fill it up with them and change the name to "One Liners"

 

[Ginseng]

Here's an idea that merits your consideration...

Cut the head ends square as well. That way you'll have perfect little cylinders of tobacco. Get yourself a skinny metal shish-kebab skewer and line up maybe 5 or six of these stubs one after the other. In this way, you can reassemble a full length cigar from the butts.

 

[DePasta]

Here's an idea that merits your consideration...

Cut the head ends square as well. That way you'll have perfect little cylinders of tobacco. Get yourself a skinny metal shish-kebab skewer and line up maybe 5 or six of these stubs one after the other. In this way, you can reassemble a full length cigar from the butts.

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Don't forget the Duct tape.

 

[Ginseng]

Here's an idea that merits your consideration...

Cut the head ends square as well. That way you'll have perfect little cylinders of tobacco. Get yourself a skinny metal shish-kebab skewer and line up maybe 5 or six of these stubs one after the other. In this way, you can reassemble a full length cigar from the butts.

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Don't forget the Duct tape.

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Doh!

I used to be in tape manufacturing and I know what goes in duct tape. It just might skew the flavor profile a bit.

 

[rob300c]

Here's an idea that merits your consideration...

Cut the head ends square as well. That way you'll have perfect little cylinders of tobacco. Get yourself a skinny metal shish-kebab skewer and line up maybe 5 or six of these stubs one after the other. In this way, you can reassemble a full length cigar from the butts.

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Now that's funny!

-Rob

 

[Jeff B.]

I just throw all my bands in a bottle...