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millennium115millennium115 Posts: 839
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Just joined and want to say a quick hello. Looking forward to many trades and making many friends. Thanks for your time

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    kingjake720kingjake720 Posts: 17
    Hey welcome to the forums! I can tell you right now this is the best place to ask any questions you have about cigars. I just recently joined myself and My hobby took off because of theknowlege from these forums. Never be scared to ask a question and never be scared to answer a question. welcome to ccom forums! :)
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    jsnakejsnake Posts: 5,979 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Welcome and hope all you new guys are here to stay. Join in and let's have fun!
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    millennium115millennium115 Posts: 839
    thanks kingjake, i can see the passion and addiction of collecting and smoking cigars.
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    babsdpubabsdpu Posts: 143
    Welcome!
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    brotheradambrotheradam Posts: 896
    Welcome to the forums lots to learn and do here.
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    surfingzeekosurfingzeeko Posts: 628
    kingjake720:
    Hey welcome to the forums! I can tell you right now this is the best place to ask any questions you have about cigars. I just recently joined myself and My hobby took off because of theknowlege from these forums. Never be scared to ask a question and never be scared to answer a question. welcome to ccom forums! :)
    +1 couldn't have said it better
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    docbp87docbp87 Posts: 3,521 ✭
    Welcome to the forum brother! Enjoy.
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    laker1963laker1963 Posts: 5,046
    Welcome. Grab a chair.
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    Pacman84Pacman84 Posts: 2,753 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Welcome bro. Alot of useful knowledge here on the forums. If you need help with anything just ask.
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    millennium115millennium115 Posts: 839
    thanks guys for all the good feedback...i have my first trade tomorrow.......here we go...the trading begins..........ohhh yeah
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    aron325aron325 Posts: 158
    Welcome to the best forum you will ever read lol. honestly though it is a great place to learn. i know i have A LOT!!!!!!. its true though. great bunch of BOTL's (Brothers of the Leaf) here. listen to the wise ones and you will go far lol.
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    coronaex30coronaex30 Posts: 35
    hello everyone just joined this morning looking forward to making some friends and learning some more about cigars!
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    jship079jship079 Posts: 621 ✭
    Welcome Im new to the forum to.Ive been following this forum for a while they seem like a good group of guys.They know there stuff so if your still learning the basics this forum has alot of info for you
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    turn_keyturn_key Posts: 90 ✭
    Welcome fellow Illinoisan!
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    ENFIDLENFIDL Posts: 5,836 ✭
    Welcome to the forums!
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    MperconteMperconte Posts: 367
    Hello all!

    Just dropping in to Say hi. I'm new to the forum and just getting started. I've been reading the forums for the last 4 days bring myself up to speed as I learn. I found a lot of great insite so far, so Thanks.

    I live in Florida...

    I oreded a few sampler to get me started. I can't wait to try out everyones personal favorites. :)

    I have one question for now, I saw saw the Cigar Porn post (awesome), what is the lodgic behind the individual wrapping of the sticks?

    See that, i got the lingo down already (sticks) :D


    Thanks,

    Mike

    PS. I have to work on my closing quote.
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    HaybletHayblet Posts: 2,429 ✭✭✭
    Welcome to the forums man, too tired to answer your question, but I'm sure someone will soon
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    JSaintJSaint Posts: 1,879 ✭✭✭
    Hey welcome Mike. Basically most of the BOTL leave the cellophane on just so they can handle the cigars. It serves to protect the wrapper. But some also take off the cello for better aging. If the cigar is in contact with the cedar of the humidor they age faster and start to mature. Either way it's just how some BOTL feel.
    "Beauty is in the eye when you hold her." -Ricky
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    jship079jship079 Posts: 621 ✭
    Welcome mike. This is the chicken and the egg question you will get a different opinion from everyone and there is no right or wrong. Most leave it on I would say there is a trillion threads on this forum if you look around pn all the whys and why nots
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    millennium115millennium115 Posts: 839
    Welcome on board Mike, I recently joined this forum and I love it..Everyone is helpful , the contests are fun. I already won two contests. As far as the celo, keeping them on allows for you to ( handle , trade , sell ) easier. If you are going to keep them and smoke them , take them out and you will appreciate the taste of the cigar as it ages and btw the wondeful aroma that penetrates your nasal passage from the humi is priceless. hope this helps.. enjoy stav
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    coronaex30coronaex30 Posts: 35
    welcome to the forum i'm also pretty new here myself. lots of good info & quik responses. enjoy your stay. Just leave the cellophane on until you're ready to smoke, I like to see cigars in the nude as much as the next guy but you WILL run into problems.
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    MperconteMperconte Posts: 367
    Thanks Everyone!

    I'll keep them on and see how it goes..

    While i'm at it, Humi is showing 66..should I keep it here or move it up a few points?

    This ofcourse is after i get another replacement Humidifier. I bought a new one, followed the directions for the 4 hour soak in distilled water and the freaken ting exploded open with oversaturateed beads. NICE!
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    millennium115millennium115 Posts: 839
    was that the blue rectangle from humicare? that happened to me too. i read on these forums not to soak it, but to drip distilled water in there.....i didnt listen. i put in a a huge bowl, with distilled water, left went to see inception.......amazing movie, came back and it was like 4th of july.....exploded.....soo i salvaged as amuch as possible .......anyways.,....point is....this forum can really help, alot of people know their stuff......well welcome on board
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