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The Newbie welcoming thread.

Last post 11-18-2009, 5:57 PM by stephen_hannibal. 1097 replies.
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  • Re: The Newbie welcoming thread.

     10-22-2009, 9:26 AM

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    What's up guys? I figured I'd jump in and introduce myself since this thread was still going strong. I've been dabbling with cigars for many years, got a humidor about 4 years ago, but have really started getting into cigars, trying to learn more about differnt types, wrappers, vitolas etc. this year. Have made a couple of purchases thru cigar.com and have had nothing but great experiences. I also made a couple of posts on the Cigar 101 forum when I was having some humidity and hygrometer issues - the responses were very helpful and much appreciated! Very cool gesture to start this thread and keep it going. Shows what a cool group of BOTLs there are here. I'm not a huge poster (more of a lurker) but I'll definitely pop my head into this forum to see what's going on whenever I can. Cheers! Heavy
  • Re: The Newbie welcoming thread.

     10-22-2009, 9:28 AM

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    Whoa - didn't mean for that post to run together like that. How do you separate lines / paragraphs?
  • Re: The Newbie welcoming thread.

     10-22-2009, 12:09 PM

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    Heavy:
    What's up guys? I figured I'd jump in and introduce myself since this thread was still going strong. I've been dabbling with cigars for many years, got a humidor about 4 years ago, but have really started getting into cigars, trying to learn more about differnt types, wrappers, vitolas etc. this year. Have made a couple of purchases thru cigar.com and have had nothing but great experiences. I also made a couple of posts on the Cigar 101 forum when I was having some humidity and hygrometer issues - the responses were very helpful and much appreciated! Very cool gesture to start this thread and keep it going. Shows what a cool group of BOTLs there are here. I'm not a huge poster (more of a lurker) but I'll definitely pop my head into this forum to see what's going on whenever I can. Cheers! Heavy

    welcome...
    "Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities." - Voltaire
  • Re: The Newbie welcoming thread.

     10-22-2009, 12:10 PM

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    j0z3r:
    Maybe a Perdomo Habano Connecticut might be up your alley. They are fairly mild but have a lot of flavor.

    I second that...
    "Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities." - Voltaire
  • Re: The Newbie welcoming thread.

     10-22-2009, 9:19 PM

    Hey Heavy welcome to the group. kas
  • Re: The Newbie welcoming thread.

     10-22-2009, 9:27 PM

    Hey Heavy nice of you to drop by.
    "It's like a retarded political version of ding-dong ditch" - Lasabar
  • Re: The Newbie welcoming thread.

     10-22-2009, 9:28 PM

    welcome 'bro
  • Re: The Newbie welcoming thread.

     10-23-2009, 12:05 AM

    Welcome! To insert a "line break" you need to use html code. Html is fairly simple. Use the <> symbols and insert BR in it for a line break. Twice if you want a full space in between paragraphs.

    Like that.

    Here's a site where I learned some basic HTML code: VietFun Home
    My favs are in my bio! You should do the same!
  • Re: The Newbie welcoming thread.

     10-23-2009, 12:23 AM

    Heavy:
    Whoa - didn't mean for that post to run together like that. How do you separate lines / paragraphs?
    Welcome to the boards! Great bunch of guys here! Be careful though... This place can be addictive! Hope you enjoy the boards and we are glad to have you.
    Jason
    "A woman is an occasional pleasure, but a cigar is always a smoke."
    - Groucho Marx
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  • Re: The Newbie welcoming thread.

     10-23-2009, 11:21 AM

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    Thanks everyone. Very cool.
  • Re: The Newbie welcoming thread.

     10-23-2009, 11:50 AM

    Welcome to heavy, and all new members who I may have missed in the last few days. Grab a chair boy's...


    I'm a cigar whore... what's your excuse?

  • Re: The Newbie welcoming thread.

     10-23-2009, 11:52 AM

    laker1963:
    Welcome to heavy, and all new members who I may have missed in the last few days. Grab a chair boy's...
    Lakers... we're running out of room, can you turn that chair upside down? It'll seat more!

    I'd rather be a Smart-A$$ than a Dumb-A$$
  • Re: The Newbie welcoming thread.

     10-25-2009, 8:48 AM

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    Hello to all, Steve here a.k.a Diamondog...new to the forum, looks like fun. I have been into cigars only for a few years now, a trip to the Dominican gave me the bug....been stocking my humi with some nice stuff from here...I live in Ottawa Canada, I'll be around...
    "Sometimes I dig the dirty yet sweet oriental pong of this frag, but I wonder if it really makes sense to smell like I've hidden spice bags in all of my pockets?" ~basenotes.net
  • Re: The Newbie welcoming thread.

     10-25-2009, 8:51 AM

    Welcome Steve. Do you like the movie Multiplicity? One of my favorites! "Pizza Steve". Best line in any movie ever. Guess you had to see it.
    "It's like a retarded political version of ding-dong ditch" - Lasabar
  • Re: The Newbie welcoming thread.

     10-25-2009, 8:52 AM

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    Been so long since I've seen it, Michael Keaton right? lol...
    "Sometimes I dig the dirty yet sweet oriental pong of this frag, but I wonder if it really makes sense to smell like I've hidden spice bags in all of my pockets?" ~basenotes.net
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