Your biggest cigar-related regret?
- Thread starter heavyd
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I think most people can relate when I say my biggest mistake was going crazy and buying cheap stuff when first getting into cigars and not knowing any better. The damage wasn't too bad and I have almost smoked all of them but my advice to any if my friends who have gotten into cigars recently has been to SLOW DOWN. I'd much rather have one great cigar than three dog rockets.
Hoshneer
Drew Estate NotRex
Oddly enough, no those aren't regrets. It's mostly with people I have dealt with when a friend and I first started a cigar club in our area. I will just file it under noob issues on my account. I have learned so much and have dealt with a lot in the past year. I actually feel like I have maybe matured a little.... Nah, nevermind. That thought has passed. Haha! I just would have done things differently if I would have the chance again.
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not being your best friend when taboada custom rolls were available to you.
Not hunting down some of the best Tat LEs (Barclay Rex, TAA, etc..)
icehog3
Outlaw Hockey Biker
Yeah! If you had been my best friend, you could have convinced me to split 4 bundles with you!
time machine split?
icehog3
Outlaw Hockey Biker
You figure it out, Sam, and I will max the charge cards. :waving:
ciggy
"TommyBoy"
This one is easy for me...
My late grandfather meant everything to me and pretty much was my father. He smoked pipes and cigarettes mainly but every once in awhile he would have a cigar. He had to quit smoking due to his health and it wasn't until then I got into the hobby seriously. Both Pipes and cigars. I would give anything to go back and share a good cigar or a bowl of pipe tobacco with him. Some of my best memories are just sitting around talking about fishing or hunting and to share one more moment like that smoking either one would mean everything.
My late grandfather meant everything to me and pretty much was my father. He smoked pipes and cigarettes mainly but every once in awhile he would have a cigar. He had to quit smoking due to his health and it wasn't until then I got into the hobby seriously. Both Pipes and cigars. I would give anything to go back and share a good cigar or a bowl of pipe tobacco with him. Some of my best memories are just sitting around talking about fishing or hunting and to share one more moment like that smoking either one would mean everything.
javajunkie
BoM July '12
this wins hard. it's not the smoke, it's the company, and the memories.
No biggie, every one of his LEs all taste the same anyways so just pick up the next one.
Only buying a 16 bottle wineador, guess I'll have to buy a 28 bottle anyway and sit the 16 on top of it eventually
Tobacco Giant
Conn. Broadleaf Slayer
Buying samplers. Most of them are such a waste.