Nicotine

[icehog3]

Originally Posted by bobarian

I'm getting an itch.

[Mattso3000]

Originally Posted by 44stampede

This is nice to know. I was a bit concerned (which is why I put up this thread) about the addictive nature of smoking cigars now that I am getting addicted to buying them!

I do feel the urge to smoke more but I am unsure at this point how much the "being excited" of experimenting plays a role.

I know I've went weeks or months without smoking a cigar without hardly thinking about it. I think the urge to go hang out at the B&M is more addictive than the actual cigar itself. Good times.

[44stampede]

Originally Posted by Mattso3000

I know I've went weeks or months without smoking a cigar without hardly thinking about it. I think the urge to go hang out at the B&M is more addictive than the actual cigar itself. Good times.

More good news. Thanks guys.

[CigarDisciple]

Originally Posted by ApexAZ

I'm curious how much nicotine contributes to flavor. Anyone know? Didn't find much on the google.

Nicotene is a naturally occuring by product of tobacco, I don't think it adds one thing to the flavor of the cigar, IMHO.

[Savor the Stick]

Originally Posted by icehog3

Tom Did you run out of your Anti-Monkey Butt itch powder again? We can get together a fund to keep you supplied.

[icehog3]

Originally Posted by Savor the Stick

Tom Did you run out of your Anti-Monkey Butt itch powder again? We can get together a fund to keep you supplied.

Thanks Kevin....you know, the more they make my butt itch, the more powder I need.

[ktblunden]

I've gone several weeks at a time without a cigar and without having any cravings to have one. I defy a regular smoker of cigarettes to do the same. In my estimation, cigars have a much lower potential for addiction than cigarettes, but everyone else's mileage may vary.