Cigar Smokers Unite....

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Dec 31, 2010 3:56pm
NWIndian, what is your SN on cigar-mafia? I signed up, used the same name as on here.
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Curly J
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Dec 31, 2010 4:11pm
O-Trap;613489 wrote:In addition to the humidifiers, I also wet a clean sock in distilled water and put it in a sandwich bag and place it in the corner of the humidor. I actually have issues with keeping it low enough.

How many days did you season your humidor?

It took me a couple or three days of seasoning it to get it there, but its finally there. I do have a wet sponge in a 'sammach' bag in it. Distilled water of course. I'll wait a few more days to see how it goes.

On a side note, I'm out enjoying this nice weather with a Dominican Cohiba.
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Dec 31, 2010 5:27pm
My stick today after work (half day) was a new one to me: an Oliva Cain. I tend to be pretty skeptical of cigars that are marketed the way Cains usually are, but I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised.

Last night, I had one of my favorites in a Gurkha Status. I had missed dinner, so I wasn't about to go with a Man O War, and it filled in quite nicely.
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Jan 1, 2011 2:52pm
My name over there is Chase. They are pissed at me though so I won't post much. I just tend to read a lot right now. It is a really good group of guys and gals over there but don't get on their bad side.
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Jan 1, 2011 11:49pm
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Jan 2, 2011 3:44pm
NWIndianNation01;620108 wrote:My name over there is Chase. They are pissed at me though so I won't post much. I just tend to read a lot right now. It is a really good group of guys and gals over there but don't get on their bad side.

What'd you do?
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NWIndianNation01
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Jan 3, 2011 11:58am
O-Trap;622092 wrote:What'd you do?
Not really sure if I want to open this can of worms on here.....


In short, they gifted me a ton of cigars over the last couple of years. And earlier in the year, my wife and I hit some really bad financial issues. During this time I sold off a lot of my possessions. I also tried to sell some of the cigars I got in order to make ends meet. The problem is when they called me out on it and I tried to lie about it...swearing that it wasn't their gifted cigars. During this I was lying to myself and when I realized that I came clean. Obviously they were pissed. A few have moved on from it but not many.

I can honestly say that I never end up selling a single cigar because I felt so bad. It is one of the biggest mistakes I have ever made and I refret it every single day because they are a great group of people and I considered them part of my family. But I ruined that. I hope some day in the future they can forgive me.
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Jan 3, 2011 1:02pm
NWIndianNation01;622960 wrote:Not really sure if I want to open this can of worms on here.....


In short, they gifted me a ton of cigars over the last couple of years. And earlier in the year, my wife and I hit some really bad financial issues. During this time I sold off a lot of my possessions. I also tried to sell some of the cigars I got in order to make ends meet. The problem is when they called me out on it and I tried to lie about it...swearing that it wasn't their gifted cigars. During this I was lying to myself and when I realized that I came clean. Obviously they were pissed. A few have moved on from it but not many.

I can honestly say that I never end up selling a single cigar because I felt so bad. It is one of the biggest mistakes I have ever made and I refret it every single day because they are a great group of people and I considered them part of my family. But I ruined that. I hope some day in the future they can forgive me.

You sure are a good Christian.
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Jan 3, 2011 1:17pm
NWIndianNation01;622960 wrote:Not really sure if I want to open this can of worms on here.....


In short, they gifted me a ton of cigars over the last couple of years. And earlier in the year, my wife and I hit some really bad financial issues. During this time I sold off a lot of my possessions. I also tried to sell some of the cigars I got in order to make ends meet. The problem is when they called me out on it and I tried to lie about it...swearing that it wasn't their gifted cigars. During this I was lying to myself and when I realized that I came clean. Obviously they were pissed. A few have moved on from it but not many.

I can honestly say that I never end up selling a single cigar because I felt so bad. It is one of the biggest mistakes I have ever made and I refret it every single day because they are a great group of people and I considered them part of my family. But I ruined that. I hope some day in the future they can forgive me.

I got ya bro. Hopefully I'll get in good with them, and you can piggyback off of me to get back in their good graces.
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Jan 3, 2011 2:25pm
brutus161;623048 wrote:I got ya bro. Hopefully I'll get in good with them, and you can piggyback off of me to get back in their good graces.

Thanks man....that would actually mean a ton to me. Like I said...I know I messed up bad.....and regret it every single day...and beat myself up over it all the time. I was in with them pretty close for a while...even went camping with them...it was a great time!

Society...thanks...I know...lol...I am only human and I make stupid mistakes like everyone. I will never claim to be near perfect.
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Jan 3, 2011 5:33pm
O-Trap;552343 wrote:I do enjoy a Hyde Park, but I agree. It's not justifiable unless you have cash to burn.

I have to admit, I'm not familiar with Licenciados. Where is the tobacco grown?
O-trap, sorry been away awhile. It's an all-Dominican product. The Toro is 6x50.

Lateley been smoking the San Luis Rey Serie G #6- It's 6x60- the maduro is pretty big flavored, but the Conn. wrapper is a lot of flavor without being overpowering. Not ridiculously priced either.
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Feb 7, 2011 1:42am
In honor if GB winning tonight I'm smoking my Dunnhill Cabreras. Yes the one in the metal tube. I've always loved this cigar...and I've always loved Dunhills since I had my first one in 1985/1986.
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Feb 14, 2011 8:54pm
NWIndianNation01;495354 wrote: -post some of your favorites
Dunno yet
-do you own a humidor? If so, what size?
Yes. 50
-about how many cigars do you currently own/have
7, have 2 10 pack samplers on the way and dad's friend is making me a 15 cigar sampler
-are you on any cigar boards? If so, which ones?
nah
-how long have you been smoking cigars?
On and off for years, but just recently learned how to properly enjoy a cigar. Once that happened I became hooked
-Where do you mostly buy your cigars from?
Cigara in Gahanna and online
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Feb 15, 2011 1:30am
LJ;678730 wrote:Dunno yet
Yes. 50
7, have 2 10 pack samplers on the way and dad's friend is making me a 15 cigar sampler
nah
On and off for years, but just recently learned how to properly enjoy a cigar. Once that happened I became hooked
Cigara in Gahanna and online

Yes, once you learn how to really enjoy them, there is nothing like it.
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Mar 2, 2011 3:39am
Had a nice CAO LX2 last night. Tonight its the MX2...so far so great.
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Mar 2, 2011 7:15am
The CAO MX2 is one of my all time favorite cigars. Enjoy.
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Mar 2, 2011 8:42am
I prefer the MX2 to both the LX2 and their old CX2 (which is no longer in production, but I've still got one :D).
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Mar 2, 2011 8:47am
Had a Cigar Factory Outlet hand rolled on Sunday. It was nasty. Burnt well and had a really nice draw though.
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Mar 2, 2011 8:59am
LJ;696978 wrote:Had a Cigar Factory Outlet hand rolled on Sunday. It was nasty. Burnt well and had a really nice draw though.
You'll find the longer you smoke cigars any stick with the word "outlet" in it, is probably best left laying on the shelf. :)
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Mar 2, 2011 9:02am
THE4RINGZ;696986 wrote:You'll find the longer you smoke cigars any stick with the word "outlet" in it, is probably best left laying on the shelf. :)

It came with a sampler.
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Mar 2, 2011 9:05am
LJ;696989 wrote:It came with a sampler.
Oh well if you already had it, might as well give it a try.
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Mar 2, 2011 2:31pm
just procured an acid def sea and a romeo y juileta churchill short (cuban).

boom
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Mar 2, 2011 5:45pm
O-Trap;696974 wrote:I prefer the MX2 to both the LX2 and their old CX2 (which is no longer in production, but I've still got one :D).
I have to agree. I've had the MX2 a few times and I really really like it. I had never had the LX2 before the other night and wont be buying it again.
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Mar 2, 2011 6:41pm
Curly J;697683 wrote:I have to agree. I've had the MX2 a few times and I really really like it. I had never had the LX2 before the other night and wont be buying it again.
Ever have the CX2? It was also better than the LX2 in my opinion.

If not ... shame. It's a good smoke.
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Mar 2, 2011 9:12pm
O-Trap;697745 wrote:Ever have the CX2? It was also better than the LX2 in my opinion.

If not ... shame. It's a good smoke.
I haven't had a LX2. I might have to break down and buy one/some online. I've never been disappointed in any CAO, some are just better than others.