Hello from California

[derfatdutchman]

Welcome!

 

[Mitch]

Welcome Aboard!

 

[Boppa-Wasch]

Hello and Welcome to the group.

 

[rabbgp]

Welcome to the club

 

[Craig Mac]

Welcome aboard, I second Moro suggestion, sign up for a newbie sampler.

 

[jwintosh]

howdy!! i know about you California teachers... you know how to PARTY!!

 

[Jetexas]

Hello:smokingbo

 

[srduggins]

Hello and welcome from sunny so. cal.

I would recommend the Tat Angeles and Noellas. Both small smokes with a lot of flavor so you can get the enjoyment, but still get back to your family.

 

[Swampfox21]

welcome aboard! this place is great for find out about new stuff and asking questions. the brothers here sure do know their stuff and are always glad to help. hope you enjoy your time here!

 

[dannysguitar]

Welcome, from a So Cal BOTL!

 

[Crypto Sailor]

:welcome:

 

[caseabb]

Hello and welcome.

 

[Cyrann]

Welcome to BOTL bro.

 

[CWS]

Welcome to BOTL. Enjoy!

 

[Shmear]

:welcome:

 

[Saully]

Bill,

You left out the details:

Where in CA do you live?
What/where do you teach?
Are you just out of college, about to retire, or in-between?

 

[CaTeacher]

Hey everyone,

Thanks for making a new guy feel welcome. I appreciate all the feedback on the Tats, the newbie sampler, and just trying new cigars (this is actually my favorite aspect of cigars). I'll have to check out the newbie sampler when I have the chance.

I too was once a So Cal guy, grew up in Simi Valley, but now live in Fresno. To answer a couple of the other questions I saw: Yes, we teachers do like to party, but that has definitely changed for me over the last year; I teach 6th grade (elementary here still); and I'm 34, so nowhere close to retiring, and 12 years out of college.

Bill

 

[woofman]

Welcome to the group, looks like you've got a good list of smokes to try now

 

[rick12string]

Welcome to BOTL!

 

[Saully]

Hey everyone,

Thanks for making a new guy feel welcome. I appreciate all the feedback on the Tats, the newbie sampler, andjust trying new cigars (this is actually my favorite part of cigars). I'll have to check out the newbie sampler when I have the chance.

I too was once a So Cal guy, grew up in Simi Valley, but now live in Fresno. To answer a couple of the other questions I saw: Yes, we teachers do like to party, but that has definitely changed for me over the last year; I teach
6th grade (elementary here still); and I'm 34, so nowhere close to retiring, and 12 years out of college.

Bill

Welcome and thanks for the info. And props to you and anyone who becomes a teacher -- underpaid, overworked, and I can't imagine keeping a roomful of kids under control.