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Depends of your definition of "stink". I don't believe that good quality cigars stink. The el-cheapo's are a different story. I have sat next to women, and men for that matter, that absolutely reek of very cheap perfume or cologne. That's when I too will light up a cigar. If I'm with a friend, they too will light up a cigar with the offending person between us. Plunkers are also in the deserving group to receive this treatment. Fans are not much good with a cigar on either side. On the bright side, I only play $1 and above, so most of you would not be sitting next to me anyway.

Bob Craig
Playing VP in Nevada for over 22 years.

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From: Elaine Rose <atlanticcityrose@yahoo.com>

   I wouldn't want to be within 20 feet of a lit cigar. Most of them stink worse than farts. But that's why God made those nice fans you can buy in WalMart for five bucks.

Elaine
"vp_louie <vp_louie@yahoo.ca>" <vp_louie@yahoo.ca> wrote:
> When I encounter such a person, I light up a big cigar and hope
what
> I ate at my last meal gives me gas....... Problem solved.

Brad: Thanks for the laugh -- except, I would prefer not to be on the
other side of you!
Louie

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Depends of your definition of "stink". I don't believe that good

quality

cigars stink. The el-cheapo's are a different story. I have sat

next to

women, and men for that matter, that absolutely reek of very cheap

perfume

or cologne.

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Recently I was Playing at the Goldcoast, when I was suddenly
surrounded by a cloud of foul smelling chemicals. I surveyed the
situation and saw an old lady who decided cheap perfume was a
suitable alternative to a bath. I was about to light my El Producto
whan I saw on the other side of me was an old man in a wheelchair
with an O2 Bottle in tow. Quickly, I decided that lighting my fine
cigar in an atmosphere rich in fuel from the "perfume" and rich in O2
may cause an explosion. Thinking quickly, I reached in my pocket and
took out my battery operated fan, pointed it at the lady (who by the
way was playing one coin at a time), which pushed the cloud back in
her direction, she tured up her nose, and left.

I always take my casino survival kit with me, which includs the fan,
some wet wipes, a couple of cigars, two or three zip lock bags in
case I can get a trip to the buffet comped, and a couple of these
cute little drawing my grand children make to give the waitresses for
tips. (Those kids are such great little artists)

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Craig" <vp_expert@h...> wrote:

Bob Craig wrote:

Depends of your definition of "stink". I don't believe that good
quality cigars stink. The el-cheapo's are a different story.

I'm inclined to agree. Unfortunately, in AC where I play the majority
of cigars have a tendency to smell like rolled horseshit. You'll
forgive me that having despaired on cigarettes every being banned from
casinos (except for designated areas), I think banning cigar and pipe
smoking is a no-brainer.

Plunkers are also in the deserving group to receive this treatment.

I think that's a bit harsh, although I would have been tempted when I
waited for a 1 credit player on an attractive machine to complete what
I thought would be typical short-attention span play and found that he
made it through 10 hours (with two brief breaks). As a whole, I
console myself that they keep the good plays in play.

- Harry (another $ player)

Robert Baden-Powell would have been proud to know you.

- H.

Brad wrote:

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I always take my casino survival kit with me, which includs the fan,
some wet wipes, a couple of cigars, two or three zip lock bags in
case I can get a trip to the buffet comped, and a couple of these
cute little drawing my grand children make to give the waitresses for
tips. (Those kids are such great little artists)

Yes I Am a regular boy scout... On My Honor, I will do my best....
and so on.

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Harry Porter <harry.porter@v...>"
<harry.porter@v...> wrote:

Robert Baden-Powell would have been proud to know you.

- H.

Brad wrote:
> I always take my casino survival kit with me, which includs the

fan,

> some wet wipes, a couple of cigars, two or three zip lock bags in
> case I can get a trip to the buffet comped, and a couple of these
> cute little drawing my grand children make to give the waitresses

for

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> tips. (Those kids are such great little artists)

You admit that you and a friend light up to drive away the person
between you. Isn't that admitting that cigars STINK?

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On Thu, 09 Jan 2003 20:39:42 -0800, you wrote:

Depends of your definition of "stink". I don't believe that good quality
cigars stink. The el-cheapo's are a different story. I have sat next to
women, and men for that matter, that absolutely reek of very cheap perfume
or cologne. That's when I too will light up a cigar. If I'm with a friend,
they too will light up a cigar with the offending person between us.
Plunkers are also in the deserving group to receive this treatment. Fans
are not much good with a cigar on either side. On the bright side, I only
play $1 and above, so most of you would not be sitting next to me anyway.

Bob Craig
Playing VP in Nevada for over 22 years.

From: Elaine Rose <atlanticcityrose@yahoo.com>

   I wouldn't want to be within 20 feet of a lit cigar. Most of them stink
worse than farts. But that's why God made those nice fans you can buy in
WalMart for five bucks.

Elaine
"vp_louie <vp_louie@yahoo.ca>" <vp_louie@yahoo.ca> wrote:
> When I encounter such a person, I light up a big cigar and hope
what
> I ate at my last meal gives me gas....... Problem solved.

Brad: Thanks for the laugh -- except, I would prefer not to be on the
other side of you!
Louie

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I agree that button slappers can be annoying and that some women (and a few men) load up with enough cologne to make me sick. BUT - those do not cause second-hand lung cancer, emphysema, bronchitis and other ailments.
   I have smelled one or two very expensive cigars that did not have a godawful stink. I really don' t mind the smell of pipes, but would rather not sit near them for health reasons. If you lit up a cigar near me and the fan didn't take care of the smoke, I'd move.
   I hope you're gay (or have an extremely tolerant wife), because cigars are the best chick repellant I ever saw. :slight_smile:

Elaine
Bob Craig <vp_expert@hotmail.com> wrote:Depends of your definition of "stink". I don't believe that good quality
cigars stink. The el-cheapo's are a different story. I have sat next to
women, and men for that matter, that absolutely reek of very cheap perfume
or cologne. That's when I too will light up a cigar. If I'm with a friend,
they too will light up a cigar with the offending person between us.
Plunkers are also in the deserving group to receive this treatment. Fans
are not much good with a cigar on either side. On the bright side, I only
play $1 and above, so most of you would not be sitting next to me anyway.

Bob Craig
Playing VP in Nevada for over 22 years.

···

From: Elaine Rose <atlanticcityrose@yahoo.com>

   I wouldn't want to be within 20 feet of a lit cigar. Most of them stink
worse than farts. But that's why God made those nice fans you can buy in
WalMart for five bucks.

Elaine
"vp_louie <vp_louie@yahoo.ca>" <vp_louie@yahoo.ca> wrote:
> When I encounter such a person, I light up a big cigar and hope
what
> I ate at my last meal gives me gas....... Problem solved.

Brad: Thanks for the laugh -- except, I would prefer not to be on the
other side of you!
Louie

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