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It could refer to a cartoonish image or representation of an octopus.

A 'cigar short story' might refer to a short story where a cigar plays an important role. It could be a symbol in the story, perhaps representing sophistication, relaxation, or an old - fashioned charm. For example, the character who smokes a cigar could be a powerful figure, like a detective in a noir - style story, using the cigar - smoking moments as a time for deep thought.

I don't think it is. It seems more like a fictional tale to me.

I don't know. To figure out if it's a true story, we'd need to look at the background, the author's claims, and any supporting evidence. Without that, it's difficult to give a definite answer.

That's a really odd image. Maybe it's for some kind of comical or satirical purpose, to make a unique statement or just to catch people's attention in a strange way.

One cigar horror story could be when someone bought a very expensive box of cigars, thinking they were top - quality. But when they smoked them, they tasted stale and musty, like they had been stored improperly for a long time.

Often, in fiction cigar novels, cigars can be a symbol of a character's status. Rich or upper - class characters may be more likely to smoke cigars. For example, in some historical fiction, a nobleman might be depicted with a cigar in hand.

No, it's not. 'The Big Cigar' is likely a fictional creation.

I'm not sure. It might be partly inspired by real events, but it could also be mostly fictional.

It could symbolize a certain style or personality. Maybe it shows a character who's sophisticated or has a laid-back attitude.