THE NEWBIE WELCOMING THREAD
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Welcome Mark. The wife is from the Gettysburg area, real pretty during nice weather.Logistics cannot win a war, but its absence or inadequacy can cause defeat. FM100-51
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Hello everyone. New here. Hope to have great discussions here.
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Hi i wanted to introduce myself to everyone in this community/forum my name is edward am 31 i live in california i started smoking cigars late last year i just bought a humidor/cooler and in the process of seasoning it i just posted a thread on here and i really appreciate all the replys am getting with advice and knowledge you guys are very helpfull to us newbies and cant wait to learn more about different cigars ect....1
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Welcome Geraldine and Edward.
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I'm not sure how great the discussions will be, the inmates are in charge of the Asylum here.The higher.......the fewer. ( Alexander Rozhenko)
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welcome everybodyNon Crux sed lux0
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Welcome allA little dirt never hurt0
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Hey nice of ya to join us0
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Winner ^^^^^^"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
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Ha, nice one @dirtdude! Gettysburg is great. War history, good food, pretty women, and an epic cigar shop just off the square.“Happiness? A good cigar, a good meal, a good cigar and a good woman – or a bad woman; it depends on how much happiness you can handle.” – George Burns2
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Hello everybody my name is Fulgencio, im from illinois love cigars am a member of other cigar group never saw this forum before but allways like talking to like minded people.......1
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Hello everybody my name is Fulgencio, im from illinois love cigars am a member of other cigar group never saw this forum before but allways like talking to like minded people.......0
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Hi guys! I'm a noobie I'm the sense I haven't been here I'm 4ish year's! Looking to get back into the cigar scene. Hope there's some familiar faces still here. And looking forward to meet new people.
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Welcome backA little dirt never hurt0
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another storage question; picked up a couple new ones that came in their own tubes--one metal one plastic. My question is when keeping them in the humi, do i take the caps off? When i picked them up they were in the store's walk-in humi with the caps on but wanted to make sure since they may be in there for a bit (until the next "special occasion"). thanks in advance!0
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There are 2 schools of thought on that subject.Check said:another storage question; picked up a couple new ones that came in their own tubes--one metal one plastic. My question is when keeping them in the humi, do i take the caps off? When i picked them up they were in the store's walk-in humi with the caps on but wanted to make sure since they may be in there for a bit (until the next "special occasion"). thanks in advance!
Some will say take the cap off and some like me say it makes no difference.
It's up to you.
The higher.......the fewer. ( Alexander Rozhenko)
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Welcome newcomers and Welcome back old timers. If it is a Welcome back, you most likely were here long before me.Logistics cannot win a war, but its absence or inadequacy can cause defeat. FM100-50
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Aloha.
I'm realatively new to the cigar scene. I bartended at a cigar bar in San Jose many years ago and thought that tobacco wasn't my thing. My fiancé recently went to Cuba and brought me back some cohiba's and now I've "seen the light". My fav were the maduro no. 5's. Any recommendations on comperable (yet cheaper)?1 -
Hi everyone at the suggestion of @CharlieHeis I am posting, I'm not a newbie however I have been away for a while.... It's good to be back5
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I thought @Patrickbrick was the only one that took Charlie's suggestions seriously, welcome backthehilk said:Hi everyone at the suggestion of @CharlieHeis I am posting, I'm not a newbie however I have been away for a while.... It's good to be backA little dirt never hurt5 -
Welcome, I have very limited experience with Cubans. So,I have no suggestions for you other than to start trying non cubans. Maybe try the Crowned Heads Jerico Hill. I have no clue if they would compare to the cohiba you mentioned but I sure do like 'em.Cigar-20013819 said:Aloha.
I'm realatively new to the cigar scene. I bartended at a cigar bar in San Jose many years ago and thought that tobacco wasn't my thing. My fiancé recently went to Cuba and brought me back some cohiba's and now I've "seen the light". My fav were the maduro no. 5's. Any recommendations on comperable (yet cheaper)?1 -
I couldn't agree more the Jericho Hill is one of the best cigars from The Crowned Heads, as well as one of my favs since their releaseBob_Luken said:
Welcome, I have very limited experience with Cubans. So,I have no suggestions for you other than to start trying non cubans. Maybe try the Crowned Heads Jerico Hill. I have no clue if they would compare to the cohiba you mentioned but I sure do like 'em.Cigar-20013819 said:Aloha.
I'm realatively new to the cigar scene. I bartended at a cigar bar in San Jose many years ago and thought that tobacco wasn't my thing. My fiancé recently went to Cuba and brought me back some cohiba's and now I've "seen the light". My fav were the maduro no. 5's. Any recommendations on comperable (yet cheaper)?
also keep an eye out for the Four Kicks Maduro... I can't wait for that.
i think @Cigar-20013819 you're going to find that most of these guys haven't met a cigar they wouldn't smoke, it's just really about finding the ones you prefer to smoke first
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After splitting a box of Tennessee Waltz with @CharlieHeis I'll follow that mans advice every time!dirtdude said:
I thought @Patrickbrick was the only one that took Charlie's suggestions seriously, welcome backthehilk said:Hi everyone at the suggestion of @CharlieHeis I am posting, I'm not a newbie however I have been away for a while.... It's good to be back0
