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You'd imagine over humidification ay? May be that it was a little juicy before you had it? Also, it might be worth taking stock of how often, and hard, your drawing whilst smoking. It can sometimes have a similar effect. However, I'm no expert and someone may have an alternative view. Some folk think a cigar can be too dry and split, but I reckon in your case it's moisture build up from a combo of the above: filler/binder then wrapper expands to its limit...pop!
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Eyy Chris, I'm surprised!
You didn't correct him when he meant Magnum 46 and said Magnum 40!
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Ay up JeremyOriginally posted by butternutsquashpie View PostEyy Chris, I'm surprised!
You didn't correct him when he meant Magnum 46 and said Magnum 40!
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Nice spot there! That's what has been Craig's problem then: he's crammed a mag 46 into a 40 wrapper. It was never going to work
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