I toss my dead cigar buts in a gallon galvanized metal bucket and empty it in the garden after a couple of months. I emptied the bucket the other day.
Here is the cigar butts' graveyard at Chez King:
I am waiting for the rain and the tobacco maggots to decompose these butts in the circle of life. What do you do with your spent butts?
What do you do with your butts?
- Fr_Tom
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I stuff them in the bottom of a pipe bowl once they have dried and use an OJK topper or something. So - I finish smoking them...
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I toss mine in my fire pit and they burn when I have a fire in the back yard. Think I may have to try the Padre method on some of the gooder ones
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Over the fence they go
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I either field strip them and sprinkle them through the lawn, or pop them in a bowl and smoke or I have been known to pop them 'tween cheek and gum for a chew. It depends on my mood, my company and how much I enjoyed the cigar.
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I heat them in bourbon until they turn into a black liquid sauce . I then strain the juice . Whats left in the " filter " , I add to cigarette tobacco for rolling cigarettes [ adds flavor ] . The " juice " can be injected into about any soft tissue in the body for that extra nicotine kick at 1000 rpm
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