can't reply to thread (SCHIP rebuttal)

[wrapper23]

I would have started the thread in Tobacco Legislation to begin with but I do not have the privilege to access that forum. The thread was moved to Tobacco Legislation and now I can't reply to it.

[KickU2Sleep]

All in due time Grasshopper....LOL....

[wrapper23]

arghh. I just want to know what constitutes a "small cigar." It says

small cigars (that is, cigars weighing 3 pounds per 1,000 or less).

and

...the Act imposes a floor stocks tax on all tobacco products (except large cigars)...

Is that cigars in tins, flavored, coronas, cigars weighing less than .2562562562562562562562562562563 oz, wtf?

[BlueHavanaII]

Originally Posted by wrapper23

arghh. I just want to know what constitutes a "small cigar." It says

and

Is that cigars in tins, flavored, coronas, cigars weighing less than .2562562562562562562562562562563 oz, wtf?

Small cigars are defined as those weighing 3lbs or less per 1000.
General Cigar notified us that they only have one small cigar in their line- the Hoyo de Monterrey Excalibur Miniatures, which are 3" x 24 rg. The Cigarillos, which are 4"x24 are considered large cigars.

[tx_tuff]

You should have just made that the title "what is a small cigar" and then it wouldn't be a Tobacco Legislation topic.. Since I think this is not a Legislation topic and just a question about what a small cigar is I will leave this post along.