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 a cigar cutter i can borrow or know where i can buy one?

all the tobacconists/cigar shops i can think of have closed. is there still that place in the brunel?

i've got a nice big fat cohiba to enjoy.

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Do you need a cigar cutter for just one cigar? A knife would suffice for a one-off surely?

Or are you going to be a regular cigarist?

i want to do it properly. apparently a knife isn't as good for whatever reason.



(i.e. i want to act like a pretentious twat)

are you in a rush?

http://www.simplycigars.co.uk/gbd-cutter-with-leather-case-p-1364.html?WSid=7895ce64b5ba4e3f05fc75eb5aba78e6

not a huge rush although next week preferably.

i'll have a gander at that website, cheers :-)

The Dunhill one for £195 looks nice.

I love cohiba's And to confirm you do need a cutter, any other way you ruin it and at best end up spitting out tobacco all the time. I'm going to track down a cigar shop tomorrow as you've given me a real craving for a nice cigar cheers

It's just a cover-up, you just want to chop some fingertips off really don't you?

£4.50, bargain.

http://www.simplycigars.co.uk/havana-cigar-cutter-p-570.html

Surely a swift whack with a sharp clever would do the job? As long as it slices rather than drags it should be fine.

There's a proper old school tobbaconist on Victoria Street.


The one in Westminster.


I know that won't help.


Sorry.

There's one on the high street in Exeter as well. Actually it might be a bit further up on Sidwell Street. Can't remember.

 Sure that would go down well with the doormen in the pubs round here, as that's where i normally smoke cigars!

I don't think Mr Youth frequents your local, luckily. Works in theory though, I've decided, despite never having cut a cigar.

I am quite sure I saw some cigar paraphernalia in the dusty old off license along Wood Street, though I was quite squiffy at the time so could possibly be mistaken here.

As Michael said, the wood street wine shop do a good selection of cigars and cutters.  Also do a hell of a good wine selection with oxes, I go there whenever I go to families for  ameal or a clients done a big deal

So Sonic wants to 'Smoke A Fat Cigar'?

I thought it was all made up.....

As michael said, along with the Bushey one, there's an offi on Wood Street that sells that kinda stuff. They also sell 85% Absinthe, so you could buy both and have a proper old fashioned gentleman's evening. B)

I've got one somewhere. Will try and dig it out later...

i hope you will be having a nice cognac with that cigar?

cheers all. i'll have a look for the one on wood street...

given my teetotal status, no alcohol will be consumed alongside the cohiba...sorry

thats my kinda style

i find it really hard to smoke cigars. its difficult to not inhale when smoking.

[place a dated Monica Lewinsky joke here]

Sorry Sonic I can't find it.

Ditto, better sober or at least half sober when having a go.