Hello everyone, finally got around to this thread.
Name is Phillip, 20, live in Northeast PA been smoking for 2 years. I smoke anything except flavor infused stuff. I either get my sticks from my local B&M in scranton or off C.com. I smoke about 5-7 sticks a week usually above the 50 ring guage. I find smaller sticks get too hot for me. (I do draw about once a minute but I am a big guy so I might draw too much lol). But some favorites include: Manowars, La Aroma de Cuba, Obsidians, Padrons, Various Gurkhas (I know I know), Perdomos, Montecristo (just the white series from time to time), Olivas, American Legions,
(Also how do you change my forum name. Its Cigarfanatic but I want something else, but this blasted thing won't let me).
Hi my name is Allan, 45, live here in beautiful So.
California and just started smoking cigars. Purchased a few samplers and have
smoked a few of them. Just purchased the “Gurkha's Gargantuan Grab Bag Sampler”
and looking forward to trying a few of them out. Just smoked my first “Cohiba
Red Dot”. It was very easy to smoke and very enjoyable Really enjoy this form and
have learned a lot!
Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt
Welcome to the forum Allan. There's some awesome people to introduce you to many more cigar idulgencances here. Tell us what you like best about what your trying and if you like them great. If not let us introduce you to other great sticks. No mater what glad to have you join us and hope you get to know the group.
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Hi my name is Allan, 45, live here in beautiful So.
California and just started smoking cigars. Purchased a few samplers and have
smoked a few of them. Just purchased the “Gurkha's Gargantuan Grab Bag Sampler”
and looking forward to trying a few of them out. Just smoked my first “Cohiba
Red Dot”. It was very easy to smoke and very enjoyable Really enjoy this form and
have learned a lot!
Might as well stop lurking now that a good chunk of people I know are participating on the forums. I'm Kellan from Utah. Been smoking cigars for about 1 1/2 years now. I buy from C.com and various other sites if I can't find what I'm looking for on C.com. My favorite cigar is probably the Hemmingway Short Story. I'll also grab an occasional Padron 1926 No. 35, RyJ Veijo R, and an Ave Maria Morning Star. You might notice a trend. I like shorter sticks (especially perfecto shaped, don't know why). I don't smoke very often, especially in the Winter, so one might say I am a very occasional smoker. Every now and then, I'll grab some sticks I've never tried from the Cigar.com build your own sampler kit.
Kellan, aka @Keiran is my cigar godfather. He directly influenced me in this wonderful passion, as well as instilling in me a deep appreciation for Suntory whiskies.
Glad you are here!!
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Might as well stop lurking now that a good chunk of people I know are participating on the forums. I'm Kellan from Utah. Been smoking cigars for about 1 1/2 years now. I buy from C.com and various other sites if I can't find what I'm looking for on C.com. My favorite cigar is probably the Hemmingway Short Story. I'll also grab an occasional Padron 1926 No. 35, RyJ Veijo R, and an Ave Maria Morning Star. You might notice a trend. I like shorter sticks (especially perfecto shaped, don't know why). I don't smoke very often, especially in the Winter, so one might say I am a very occasional smoker. Every now and then, I'll grab some sticks I've never tried from the Cigar.com build your own sampler kit.
Good evening My name is Wayne. I've enjoyed cigars since I was about 11 and gut-shot a rabbit. My dad gave me a locally rolled maduro churchill to cover the smell while I cleaned it. I've been lucky enough to marry a woman who absolutely loves the smell of cigars, and encourages me in my habits. I've got a fairly busy job, and 3 kids. So I plan to lurk more than post, but I figured I should pop in and say hello.
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"I drink a great deal. I sleep a little, and I smoke cigar after cigar. That is why I am in two-hundred-percent form." -- Winston Churchill "LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
Good evening My name is Wayne. I've enjoyed cigars since I was about 11 and gut-shot a rabbit. My dad gave me a locally rolled maduro churchill to cover the smell while I cleaned it. I've been lucky enough to marry a woman who absolutely loves the smell of cigars, and encourages me in my habits. I've got a fairly busy job, and 3 kids. So I plan to lurk more than post, but I figured I should pop in and say hello.
Welcome all! It's been awhile since I checked on this, nice to see new faces and hear new voices.
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"I drink a great deal. I sleep a little, and I smoke cigar after cigar. That is why I am in two-hundred-percent form." -- Winston Churchill "LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
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Hi my name is Allan, 45, live here in beautiful So. California and just started smoking cigars. Purchased a few samplers and have smoked a few of them. Just purchased the “Gurkha's Gargantuan Grab Bag Sampler” and looking forward to trying a few of them out. Just smoked my first “Cohiba Red Dot”. It was very easy to smoke and very enjoyable
Really enjoy this form and
have learned a lot!
I would recommend visiting this place when you have a moment!
http://forum.cigar.com/discussion/340006/newbie-trading-thread#latest
-That one guy
@jarubla, I blame you for spreading the sickness.
I am very very glad you joined
Kellan, aka @Keiran is my cigar godfather. He directly influenced me in this wonderful passion, as well as instilling in me a deep appreciation for Suntory whiskies.
Glad you are here!!
It is true @jarubla spreads the sickness but it's a good one
-That one guy
-That one guy
Ok, sorry to ask this but what does that mean when people say Bump?
Thanks Charlie, I think. Ha
Back to the top
-That one guy
My name is Wayne. I've enjoyed cigars since I was about 11 and gut-shot a rabbit. My dad gave me a locally rolled maduro churchill to cover the smell while I cleaned it. I've been lucky enough to marry a woman who absolutely loves the smell of cigars, and encourages me in my habits. I've got a fairly busy job, and 3 kids. So I plan to lurk more than post, but I figured I should pop in and say hello.
At any given time the urge to sing "In The Jungle" is just a whim away... A whim away... A whim away...
-- Winston Churchill
"LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
A good place to start your adventure is
http://forum.cigar.com/discussion/340006/newbie-trading-thread/p1
Plus, you get to try new cigars
-That one guy
At any given time the urge to sing "In The Jungle" is just a whim away... A whim away... A whim away...
"If you do not read the newspapers you're uninformed. If you do read the newspapers, you're misinformed." -- Mark Twain
-- Winston Churchill
"LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter