Cigar side effect?

[dwhitacre]

[SIZE="3"]As other have said... "Thanks for sharing!!!"

As for the Illusione 68, that is one powerful little cigar!!!

It could have affected you in that way? Maybe a combination of a few things?[/SIZE]

[DMTWI]

Originally Posted by Ironfreak

Or maybe smoke ON the shitter?

Some of the smokes I've tried needed to go into the shitter.

What a crappy thread................

[massphatness]

Originally Posted by Addiction

Next time could you use pictures maybe?

Please ignore Bryan's request. Please.

[UPHOTO]

Originally Posted by Kayak_Rat

This has been menioned many times. I would say it is due to the fact that you are actually setting for the extended period of time in a relaxed state. Yoga does the same thing by requiring you to fully relax yourself. Also may be do to the deeper breathing required to get smoke out of the cigar.

Just my thought.....

That's what I was thinking to.

I bet that was it. Don't underestimate the GOOD side effects of cigar smoking, total relaxation.

[monsoon]

Nicotine is a laxative ... or can be in some people.

http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=421760

[SMcGregor]

That was funny as Hell! Thanks for the sharing! Glad everything came out alright though!

Shawn

[andy_mccabe501]

hey, you're smoking the cigar with your mouth......right....

also, the description was great and a little graphic ;p hope you cure your problem -

andy

[cab28]

Did you eat a Hot Pocket before lighting up?

[petewho]

Ash tray in the stall? Maybe at least one of those cigar clips that's made for a golf-bag, just hang it on the side of the butt-gasket holder? A stinky in the stinker? Just be careful firing up a lighter or match for touch-ups, you don't want to cause an explosion.

Just a few ideas.

Edit: I believe maybe you swallowed too much of the "juice" from the end of your cigar? Is that possible?

[Luke Z]

I allways blamed it on the malaria medication. Sometimes it comes over me when im relaxing with a cigar but i dont know if that is any more prevalent then any other time.

[theycallmedan'lboone]

I'd blame the quarter.

[tonyrocks922]

Originally Posted by germantown rob

I have been looking into yogurt and the living bacteria that is added. Since the yogurt is pasteurized and the cultures are added after this the bacteria has nothing to eat so they die. Yes, some yogurts have living cultures added but they are dead when you eat it, this avoids law suites on their end.

If you want to add cultures back into your stomach you need to buy acidolphulus supplements. I have had great results with acidolphulus and slippery elm for repairing intestines and stomach problems.

Could you cite where you are getting this information from? Specifically about "avoid[ing] law suites (sic)"?

Sorry to get snappy, but it really pisses me off when someone posts something completely false on a message board, especially one full of knowledgeable and trusting people where it's likely to be accepted as fact at face value.

Some brands do not contain live and active cultures, but it is pretty easy to find ones that do and also have live L. acidophilus bacteria.

See http://www.aboutyogurt.com/ for what to look for on the label.

I have also experienced first hand, that the bacteria in my yogurt are alive, as I've used a small amount of commercial yogert as a "starter culture" to make my own yogurt.

[Trajan]

No, it's not normal. It shouldn't happen. Don't blame the cigar.

it's you

hope this helps

[rizzle]

I know we're amongst friends here and all, but...
talk is sometimes better left unsaid.

[mugen910]

I get like this on an empty stomach.



Other than that I'll feel more like this



but cigars do help me more than with this than fiber does.