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BOTL UPCOMING MAINTENANCE
Hi Everyone, as mentioned in my introduction post, BOTL needs quite a bit of updating, patching and whatever else I might come across. Over the next few weekends BOTL may be unreachable on occasion as I do migrations or updates, etc. Just be patient - we'll be back! I'll generally try to keep these maintenances until later in the evenings.
How's the Coffee?
- Thread starter whodeeni
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smokingIsh
BoM July '09
The coffee is great (killer beans is the shiznit....
) To answer your question I smoked my first cigar at 17 and havent looked back since. It was a Fat Cat, a boom label that didnt last thank God!!! So to total it up I have been smoking cigars going on 15 years now!
) To answer your question I smoked my first cigar at 17 and havent looked back since. It was a Fat Cat, a boom label that didnt last thank God!!! So to total it up I have been smoking cigars going on 15 years now!
kmckinn3
Learning from the best
I smoked random cigars with buddies throughout college. Nothing worth noting. After graduating, I got a little more in to it and bought a humidor off Cbid. Found out about BOTL through their forums and it's been a blast ever since.
Short answer: 4 months
Short answer: 4 months
whodeeni
the Cigar "Gangsta" ;0(
Ur silly man! Someone smoking shoter than me!
Virgeinadeaux
Virgeinadeaux
About 8 to 9 months. I dont know if Im running out of time or out of mind.
Virgeinadeaux
Virgeinadeaux
Holy crapola your showing your age now only problem Im 4 years older then you.:cbig:
I had my first few cigars on my 17th birthday. I was given a 3 finger leather case with a CoRo, Monte 2, and PAM 64 Diplomatico. I smoked the two CCs first, well because they were CC. I thought they were ok, but I wasn't going to run out and buy more of them. I had the PAM 1964 last, and that stick was incredible. After that stick, all I smoked from about 17-21 were PAM 1964/26. Back then, a box of PAMs would last me about 2 months. It wasn't until about 3-4 years ago that I really started getting into cigars and trying everything I could get my hands on. Some days, I wish I never would have smoked that PAM 64.
ciggy
"TommyBoy"
My Grandmother passed away 5 years ago and it still feels like yesterday. She ment the whole world to me and I would give anything to just hug her one more time. I would come home as a teen (I lived with my grandparents after HS) late after work or early morning after a weekend party and my grandma always got up, sat with me at the table where we would have a cigerette and a cup of coffee together and just talk about how our day went (Didn't matter if it was 3am). My grandma was the best and I miss her still, everyday.
Your intro just sounded alot like what I had growing up....Treasure it!
As far as cigars I have smoked them on and off for many years. It wasn't untill summer of 08 I took it up as a serious hobby. It is my only vice!
Your intro just sounded alot like what I had growing up....Treasure it!
As far as cigars I have smoked them on and off for many years. It wasn't untill summer of 08 I took it up as a serious hobby. It is my only vice!
Casual for 5 yrs, avid for about 3
WkndSmoker
Short Story
On and off for about 13 years.
coastalgriff
Educated Redneck
20 years, but I took a semi-break the last 15.(cut down to 3-4 a year) Now I'm back to 4-5 a week.
A little over 5 years for me. I was living in New Orleans at the time, and a local friend took me by the Cigar Factory New Orleans. Within 2 months I was working there and smoking all day!
I've been back in MS since Katrina and can't smoke at work anymore, so I'm down to about 3 a week.
I've been back in MS since Katrina and can't smoke at work anymore, so I'm down to about 3 a week.
