For the og's

I built my own humidor by re-purposing a wooden trash bin holder made in Amish country, which coincidentally, is also where I happen to live. It's way too over-engineered, cost far too much to justify its existence, and can easily be replaced with a $40 Coleman cooler. I mean, I insulated the damn thing with aluminized bubble wrap and lined it with red cedar, followed by a veneer of Spanish cedar. It's like Adolf Hitler picking a fight on three fronts, it's stupid on top of ridiculous...but unlike the results formed by that angry little Austrian, It works. Would I ever build something like this again? Probably. I've been thinking up plans for a walk-in for some time. I figure, when I am no longer drawing up plans in my mind, it's time to get to work on it.
I have a few handfuls of dog rockets I experiment with, testing different storage methods and I successfully managed to grow mold after failing at it for quite some time. It's much more difficult than people sometimes think.

I started rolling my own cigars. Did you ever know a kid in school who had terrible OCD? Did you also, by chance remove the Jacks and toss them a deck of cards, allowing them to spill, then ask directly for them to locate any of the Jacks? Well, that's where I'm at here in this juncture, and it's....absolutely....brilliant! I mean, it's not quite as costly as collecting expensive super premiums and boutiques, but if you're serious enough, it could run you more than a few hundred bucks easily enough. I have a couple Coleman coolers filled with tobacco just waiting to be rolled, it's glorious! Naturally, I saved some money and spent time making my own chaveta out of an Amish dough cutter I picked up at an antique store for $1. By the way, hobbyists shouldn't enter an antique store unaccompanied, just saying. I mean you could, but you will probably find a black hole and disappear until the shop owner finds you hours later when its closing time.
I started a private "club" with friends from online. Yes, it's much the same as what we do here at this fantastic place, sending cigars and whatnot to some acquaintances and friends. I think it's just as much fun smoking fine cigars as it is finding out they've received the package you sent and are pleasantly surprised. It's really cool sharing cigars.
Let's see, oh yes. Pipe smoking. Because, why not? I mean, it might all start off all innocent like, purchasing the really attractive deal on Cigars and Pipes dot com where they list a good pipe, pipe cleaners, Czech tool, and bag of Antietam for $19.99 and you think to yourself, "how could they be making money?" But, then you realize you have to sample different types of pipe tobacco and it turns into a late night CBid binge and you suddenly have 35 tins of Plum Pudding and a few dozen various other kinds of interesting pipe tobacco. Maybe it's pipes, because we all know that a man should enjoy his tobacco from a really good pipe. Suddenly, names like "Stanwell" have meaning and you're looking for that one pipe, that perfect draw and feel to accompany your fine tobacco experience. And thus and so forth and what not.

You could start up an Excel document (I use Linux, so think 'Open Office') and begin plotting your demise and heavy use of caffeine as you click-clack away typing out a spreadsheet listing every cigar brand, date of acquisition, and personal rating.
Then, for more fun, create a .pdf for every cigar blend you come up with as you roll your own cigars! Of course, you cannot do this on Winblows, but with Open Office, you can create .pdf files without giving a greedy corporation your hard earned money just so they can use it to travel to a third world country and test out poisonous vaccines on unsuspecting poor people for the pharmaceutical industry. Thanks, Bill Gates.

The list is endless...let me know if you need any more ideas, I have plenty.