This reminds me of a chart that a friend had at work that showed your personality based on the shape of your lipstick after you used it (pointy, flat, smushed, etc). It was worthless on me because all of my lipstick shapes were different. I don’t know what this says about me. Also, between the cigar and the lipstick, what’s the connection between phallic objects and personality anyway?
How accurate was it, anyway? I think it says that you never put on your lipstick the same way twice. For real answers, though, I have to turn elsewhere:
When I was younger I occasionally smoked cigars. A friend gave me a Cuban cigar he’d smuggled out of Guatemala and after one puff I understood why they’re so highly prized.
I find, though, that cigar smoke drives people away, and I’d rather have a good conversation than the best cigar.
I feel a strong urge to do a parody of this involving the male anatomy. That is all.
Yeah, where’s the helicopter move? (and then I wonder what THAT would say about someone’s character…)
The helicopter move is for someone who’s never around when you need them. I guess it’s kind of hard to illustrate.
And I feel a strong urge to see that. It’s almost a crime that such a parody doesn’t exist yet.
Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.
Except when it’s a penis.
This reminds me of a chart that a friend had at work that showed your personality based on the shape of your lipstick after you used it (pointy, flat, smushed, etc). It was worthless on me because all of my lipstick shapes were different. I don’t know what this says about me. Also, between the cigar and the lipstick, what’s the connection between phallic objects and personality anyway?
How accurate was it, anyway? I think it says that you never put on your lipstick the same way twice. For real answers, though, I have to turn elsewhere:
When I clicked on this it says, “Video doesn’t exist”. What kind of cocktease is this anyway?
I have no idea what went wrong there. Let me try again with a different version.
Apparently I’m loquacious, popular, generous and open-hearted.
I don’t want to be loquacious, popular, generous and open-hearted.
Then I’d have to talk to people and share my cigars.
Sometimes the way you hold your cigar is just the way you hold your cigar.
I twirl mine like a baton and when I’m all finished with it, I do the splits. I think that shows that I need more therapy and less caffeine.
I think that shows you’re smoking something other than tobacco. Either that or you’ve invented a new Olympic sport.
I couldn’t tell from this post whether you smoke a cigar, Chris. If you do, I assume you would hold it open-heartedly.
When I was younger I occasionally smoked cigars. A friend gave me a Cuban cigar he’d smuggled out of Guatemala and after one puff I understood why they’re so highly prized.
I find, though, that cigar smoke drives people away, and I’d rather have a good conversation than the best cigar.