Welcome all new people. This is a great place full of amazing people.
+1 - Welcome to all our new friends!
Browse the forums and you'll learn a lot, get involved in some trades/passes and you'll find yourself in need of more cigar-storage space. Use the search box in the top right corner to look for answers to any question you might have, and if you can't find the answer post a new thread and I'm sure someone will point you in the right direction.
Hello there! Im Chris, 29, live in Southern Maryland area. Very new to cigars (2 months) so I have been sampling as many different brands, types, etc that my palate (and wallet) can handle lol. Pretty much dove into the hobby shortly after witnessing a custom cigar-rolling event done by Cortez cigars at a local spirits shop. Been lurking here for a few weeks absorbing as much information as possible. Had to order a 100 count humidor as my weekly purchases from the local B&Ms were starting to pile up past the weekly consumption rate. Have already begun looking into the idea of a DIY coolidor. At this point it is safe to say I am doomed.
Hello there! Im Chris, 29, live in Southern Maryland area. Very new to cigars (2 months) so I have been sampling as many different brands, types, etc that my palate (and wallet) can handle lol. Pretty much dove into the hobby shortly after witnessing a custom cigar-rolling event done by Cortez cigars at a local spirits shop. Been lurking here for a few weeks absorbing as much information as possible. Had to order a 100 count humidor as my weekly purchases from the local B&Ms were starting to pile up past the weekly consumption rate. Have already begun looking into the idea of a DIY coolidor. At this point it is safe to say I am doomed.
Hello there! Im Chris, 29, live in Southern Maryland area. Very new to cigars (2 months) so I have been sampling as many different brands, types, etc that my palate (and wallet) can handle lol. Pretty much dove into the hobby shortly after witnessing a custom cigar-rolling event done by Cortez cigars at a local spirits shop. Been lurking here for a few weeks absorbing as much information as possible. Had to order a 100 count humidor as my weekly purchases from the local B&Ms were starting to pile up past the weekly consumption rate. Have already begun looking into the idea of a DIY coolidor. At this point it is safe to say I am doomed.
Hello there! Im Chris, 29, live in Southern Maryland area. Very new to cigars (2 months) so I have been sampling as many different brands, types, etc that my palate (and wallet) can handle lol. Pretty much dove into the hobby shortly after witnessing a custom cigar-rolling event done by Cortez cigars at a local spirits shop. Been lurking here for a few weeks absorbing as much information as possible. Had to order a 100 count humidor as my weekly purchases from the local B&Ms were starting to pile up past the weekly consumption rate. Have already begun looking into the idea of a DIY coolidor. At this point it is safe to say I am doomed.
Hello there! Im Chris, 29, live in Southern Maryland area. Very new to cigars (2 months) so I have been sampling as many different brands, types, etc that my palate (and wallet) can handle lol. Pretty much dove into the hobby shortly after witnessing a custom cigar-rolling event done by Cortez cigars at a local spirits shop. Been lurking here for a few weeks absorbing as much information as possible. Had to order a 100 count humidor as my weekly purchases from the local B&Ms were starting to pile up past the weekly consumption rate. Have already begun looking into the idea of a DIY coolidor. At this point it is safe to say I am doomed.
Doomed? Not yet.....whats your address
don't do it chris! Nooooooooooo
Some real comedians here it seems... Lurked here long enough to know about bombings
Some real comedians here it seems... Lurked here long enough to know about bombings
Resistance is futile.
If you are going to participate in these forums, best expect that these guys will hammer you.
I thought I could fly under the radar, but it seems that once one of them gets your addy, you are pretty much sunk. So trade, bomb or just sit back and enjoy it, but you will make a mistake and either trade or someone will make you an offer you cannot refuse and they will have it.
In Fumo Pax Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
Hello there! Im Chris, 29, live in Southern Maryland area. Very new to cigars (2 months) so I have been sampling as many different brands, types, etc that my palate (and wallet) can handle lol. Pretty much dove into the hobby shortly after witnessing a custom cigar-rolling event done by Cortez cigars at a local spirits shop. Been lurking here for a few weeks absorbing as much information as possible. Had to order a 100 count humidor as my weekly purchases from the local B&Ms were starting to pile up past the weekly consumption rate. Have already begun looking into the idea of a DIY coolidor. At this point it is safe to say I am doomed.
Doomed? Not yet.....whats your address
Dammit, Dustin! I thought I was gonna get first dibs...
Welcome, young Padawan.
Hello there! Im Chris, 29, live in Southern Maryland area. Very new to cigars (2 months) so I have been sampling as many different brands, types, etc that my palate (and wallet) can handle lol. Pretty much dove into the hobby shortly after witnessing a custom cigar-rolling event done by Cortez cigars at a local spirits shop. Been lurking here for a few weeks absorbing as much information as possible. Had to order a 100 count humidor as my weekly purchases from the local B&Ms were starting to pile up past the weekly consumption rate. Have already begun looking into the idea of a DIY coolidor. At this point it is safe to say I am doomed.
Doomed? Not yet.....whats your address
Dammit, Dustin! I thought I was gonna get first dibs...
Welcome, young Padawan.
Ha ha!! You two just got sniped by Mike. Oh the poor lad. ROFL!
In Fumo Pax Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
Hello there! Im Chris, 29, live in Southern Maryland area. Very new to cigars (2 months) so I have been sampling as many different brands, types, etc that my palate (and wallet) can handle lol. Pretty much dove into the hobby shortly after witnessing a custom cigar-rolling event done by Cortez cigars at a local spirits shop. Been lurking here for a few weeks absorbing as much information as possible. Had to order a 100 count humidor as my weekly purchases from the local B&Ms were starting to pile up past the weekly consumption rate. Have already begun looking into the idea of a DIY coolidor. At this point it is safe to say I am doomed.
Doomed? Not yet.....whats your address
Dammit, Dustin! I thought I was gonna get first dibs...
Welcome, young Padawan.
Ha ha!! You two just got sniped by Mike. Oh the poor lad. ROFL!
My advice to him is to head for Wally-World and snag a cooler... or two!
Hello there! Im Chris, 29, live in Southern Maryland area. Very new to cigars (2 months) so I have been sampling as many different brands, types, etc that my palate (and wallet) can handle lol. Pretty much dove into the hobby shortly after witnessing a custom cigar-rolling event done by Cortez cigars at a local spirits shop. Been lurking here for a few weeks absorbing as much information as possible. Had to order a 100 count humidor as my weekly purchases from the local B&Ms were starting to pile up past the weekly consumption rate. Have already begun looking into the idea of a DIY coolidor. At this point it is safe to say I am doomed.
Doomed? Not yet.....whats your address
Dammit, Dustin! I thought I was gonna get first dibs...
Welcome, young Padawan.
Ha ha!! You two just got sniped by Mike. Oh the poor lad. ROFL!
My advice to him is to head for Wally-World and snag a cooler... or two!
Hello there! Im Chris, 29, live in Southern Maryland area. Very new to cigars (2 months) so I have been sampling as many different brands, types, etc that my palate (and wallet) can handle lol. Pretty much dove into the hobby shortly after witnessing a custom cigar-rolling event done by Cortez cigars at a local spirits shop. Been lurking here for a few weeks absorbing as much information as possible. Had to order a 100 count humidor as my weekly purchases from the local B&Ms were starting to pile up past the weekly consumption rate. Have already begun looking into the idea of a DIY coolidor. At this point it is safe to say I am doomed.
Doomed? Not yet.....whats your address
Dammit, Dustin! I thought I was gonna get first dibs...
Welcome, young Padawan.
Ha ha!! You two just got sniped by Mike. Oh the poor lad. ROFL!
My advice to him is to head for Wally-World and snag a cooler... or two!
I secon that thought lol What's his addy gain lol
snag me 1 too I will pay you back with hugs and marshmellows
PMs replied to. Seriously thanks for such a warm welcome here. Might have to start looking at coolidors a little earlier than planned it seems. Walmart does have a sale going on with the 150 quarts currently so it might be a sign.
PMs replied to. Seriously thanks for such a warm welcome here. Might have to start looking at coolidors a little earlier than planned it seems. Walmart does have a sale going on with the 150 quarts currently so it might be a sign.
NEWBIES to the CCOM forum, break the ice here with a small introduction or something to make you feel a bit comfortable posting on the forum. We now have over 900 members, but less that 10% of them post with any kind of regularity.
So don't be shy just cuz you're new, most of us (if not all ) will welcome you with open arms and be happy to have you as part of the community so long as you are decent and respectful.
Disclaimer: I by no means speak for the community at large, but I've got a hunch that quite a few people would agree with me.
Some real comedians here it seems... Lurked here long enough to know about bombings
Resistance is futile.
If you are going to participate in these forums, best expect that these guys will hammer you.
I thought I could fly under the radar, but it seems that once one of them gets your addy, you are pretty much sunk. So trade, bomb or just sit back and enjoy it, but you will make a mistake and either trade or someone will make you an offer you cannot refuse and they will have it.
LOL, now what makes you say this Tony? Bwahahahahahaha!!!
NEWBIES to the CCOM forum, break the ice here with a small introduction or something to make you feel a bit comfortable posting on the forum. We now have over 900 members, but less that 10% of them post with any kind of regularity.
So don't be shy just cuz you're new, most of us (if not all ) will welcome you with open arms and be happy to have you as part of the community so long as you are decent and respectful.
Disclaimer: I by no means speak for the community at large, but I've got a hunch that quite a few people would agree with me.
NEWBIES to the CCOM forum, break the ice here with a small introduction or something to make you feel a bit comfortable posting on the forum. We now have over 900 members, but less that 10% of them post with any kind of regularity.
So don't be shy just cuz you're new, most of us (if not all ) will welcome you with open arms and be happy to have you as part of the community so long as you are decent and respectful.
Disclaimer: I by no means speak for the community at large, but I've got a hunch that quite a few people would agree with me.
Hello all. My name is Craig, and I'm from Dallas. I've been smoking cigars off and on for the past 12-15 years, but only recently realized how much I always look forward to that next occasion to fire up. I've been trying a lot of different cigars for the past couple of months and lurking around these forums...soaking up all of this knowledge.
I've got a long way to go to get my palate sophisticated enough to appreciate all of the nuances discussed in your reviews in these forums. I may never get my palate to that level, but the process is pretty fun.
I'm basically trying various samplers (when I see good deals) so that I can find out what I really like. In the past, I've really enjoyed Rocky Patel cigars, especially the Vintage 1992 and Sun Grown...any suggestions from the experts is always welcome.
I'm a lover all things beer, bourbon and bbq...and cigars, obviously...
Hello all, my name is Rob I am 31 and from michigan but relocating to the Pittsburgh area in a few months. Started getting into cigars about 2 years ago. I usually enjoy my cigars with some bourbon or scotch.
I have come to understand that there is a ton of information about cigars so I am looking forward to finding out more about them and finding ones that are great. Trident (Roman) told me about this site so I look forward to getting to know you guys
Hello all, my name is Rob I am 31 and from michigan but relocating to the Pittsburgh area in a few months. Started getting into cigars about 2 years ago. I usually enjoy my cigars with some bourbon or scotch.
I have come to understand that there is a ton of information about cigars so I am looking forward to finding out more about them and finding ones that are great. Trident (Roman) told me about this site so I look forward to getting to know you guys
Welcome, there are a lot of great people here and plenty of knowledge to go around.
Welcome Craig and Rob. Don't be shy and jump right into all the shenanigans we have going on. Rob, I have a feeling I might meet you next week at Trident's?
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Browse the forums and you'll learn a lot, get involved in some trades/passes and you'll find yourself in need of more cigar-storage space. Use the search box in the top right corner to look for answers to any question you might have, and if you can't find the answer post a new thread and I'm sure someone will point you in the right direction.
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Hello there! Im Chris, 29, live in Southern Maryland area. Very new to cigars (2 months) so I have been sampling as many different brands, types, etc that my palate (and wallet) can handle lol. Pretty much dove into the hobby shortly after witnessing a custom cigar-rolling event done by Cortez cigars at a local spirits shop. Been lurking here for a few weeks absorbing as much information as possible. Had to order a 100 count humidor as my weekly purchases from the local B&Ms were starting to pile up past the weekly consumption rate. Have already begun looking into the idea of a DIY coolidor. At this point it is safe to say I am doomed.
Some real comedians here it seems... Lurked here long enough to know about bombingsIf you are going to participate in these forums, best expect that these guys will hammer you.
I thought I could fly under the radar, but it seems that once one of them gets your addy, you are pretty much sunk. So trade, bomb or just sit back and enjoy it, but you will make a mistake and either trade or someone will make you an offer you cannot refuse and they will have it.
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
Dammit, Dustin! I thought I was gonna get first dibs...
Welcome, young Padawan.
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
My advice to him is to head for Wally-World and snag a cooler... or two!
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy cigars and that's close enough.
I've got a long way to go to get my palate sophisticated enough to appreciate all of the nuances discussed in your reviews in these forums. I may never get my palate to that level, but the process is pretty fun.
I'm basically trying various samplers (when I see good deals) so that I can find out what I really like. In the past, I've really enjoyed Rocky Patel cigars, especially the Vintage 1992 and Sun Grown...any suggestions from the experts is always welcome.
I'm a lover all things beer, bourbon and bbq...and cigars, obviously...
Shmo
I have come to understand that there is a ton of information about cigars so I am looking forward to finding out more about them and finding ones that are great. Trident (Roman) told me about this site so I look forward to getting to know you guys