New to the forum

Welcome. We have another Irish he as well. Get to know these guys and you will want to invest in a bigger humi, trust me on this.

greg2648:
Welcome aboard.....

Those little dots are ominous Greg

Rain

Anyone who needs it, PM me.

greg2648

At this time, I am just watching......I reserve the right to change my status.....Get em Rain....

Rain:
Anyone who needs it, PM me.

Geesh, Randy! That was rabbit-sex fast!!

reggie713

Toombes:
Rain:
Anyone who needs it, PM me.

Geesh, Randy! That was rabbit-sex fast!!

lmfao!!

marineatbn03:
greg2648:
Welcome aboard.....
Those little dots are ominous Greg

Do you expect anything but the ominous presence of Brer Bear?
By the way, welcome to the forum!!

Thanks for the welcome everyone. Funny about the humidor. I wanted to share that I currently have two modern humidors about 100-150 capacity, but I also have my grandfathers 1918 smoking stand which is lined with some kind of gold tin and seems to keep humidity fairly well. Perhaps I'll grab some pictures and post them soon.

Best

James/Irish

irshpotatofamine:
Thanks for the welcome everyone. Funny about the humidor. I wanted to share that I currently have two modern humidors about 100-150 capacity, but I also have my grandfathers 1918 smoking stand which is lined with some kind of gold tin and seems to keep humidity fairly well. Perhaps I'll grab some pictures and post them soon. Best James/Irish

Please do, we enjoy seeing how much room people have in their humi's

Rain

marineatbn03:
irshpotatofamine:
Thanks for the welcome everyone. Funny about the humidor. I wanted to share that I currently have two modern humidors about 100-150 capacity, but I also have my grandfathers 1918 smoking stand which is lined with some kind of gold tin and seems to keep humidity fairly well. Perhaps I'll grab some pictures and post them soon. Best James/Irish
Please do, we enjoy seeing how much room people have in their humi's

Hahaha, just ask Daniel Reyes..

marineatbn03:
irshpotatofamine:
Thanks for the welcome everyone. Funny about the humidor. I wanted to share that I currently have two modern humidors about 100-150 capacity, but I also have my grandfathers 1918 smoking stand which is lined with some kind of gold tin and seems to keep humidity fairly well. Perhaps I'll grab some pictures and post them soon. Best James/Irish
Please do, we enjoy seeing how much room people have in their humi's

You mean like this?

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Ok so I was at a Tinderbox with Lee in real life and he recommended some cigars but begged me age them for a few months before smoking. Can anyone recommend 5 maduro cigars (and sizes) for me to try? Anywhere up to 16 a cigar is fine although 12ish is usually where I stop unless something is particularly special. But I'm open to trying new things. Yesterday I had, and thoroughly enjoyed a Fuente Anejo (smaller guage) and bought a shark Anejo and a Padron Anniversary to hold on to for a bit. Looking forward to hearing recommendations.

James/Irish

rzaman

Welcome to the forum James.

irshpotatofamine:
Hi all, New to the forum and wanted to introduce myself. Names James or Irish, 29 married and a phd student in political science. Began smoking cigars about 2 years ago and pipes about a year ago. In terms of cigars I know I really enjoy maduros but as was made clear by a real life conversation with Lee.mcglynn I am not very sophisticated in terms of the trade offs with ring guages. With regards to pipes I have about 7 or 8 pipes, mostly Petersons but one or two Savenelli and a Falcon mixed in. I smoke Aromatics and a few Peterson blends. Enough about me, I look forward to getting caught up on posts etc. and to chatting with all of you. If you have any recommendations or want to help clarify the trade off on cigar sizes I'm all ears. Best James/Irish

Thanks Rzaman

Toombes:
marineatbn03:
irshpotatofamine:
Thanks for the welcome everyone. Funny about the humidor. I wanted to share that I currently have two modern humidors about 100-150 capacity, but I also have my grandfathers 1918 smoking stand which is lined with some kind of gold tin and seems to keep humidity fairly well. Perhaps I'll grab some pictures and post them soon. Best James/Irish
Please do, we enjoy seeing how much room people have in their humi's

You mean like this?

Toombes:
marineatbn03:
irshpotatofamine:
Thanks for the welcome everyone. Funny about the humidor. I wanted to share that I currently have two modern humidors about 100-150 capacity, but I also have my grandfathers 1918 smoking stand which is lined with some kind of gold tin and seems to keep humidity fairly well. Perhaps I'll grab some pictures and post them soon. Best James/Irish
Please do, we enjoy seeing how much room people have in their humi's

You mean like this?

mr.wendell1979

irshpotatofamine:
Hi all, New to the forum and wanted to introduce myself. Names James or Irish, 29 married and a phd student in political science. Began smoking cigars about 2 years ago and pipes about a year ago. In terms of cigars I know I really enjoy maduros but as was made clear by a real life conversation with Lee.mcglynn I am not very sophisticated in terms of the trade offs with ring guages. With regards to pipes I have about 7 or 8 pipes, mostly Petersons but one or two Savenelli and a Falcon mixed in. I smoke Aromatics and a few Peterson blends. Enough about me, I look forward to getting caught up on posts etc. and to chatting with all of you. If you have any recommendations or want to help clarify the trade off on cigar sizes I'm all ears. Best James/Irish

Welcome to the forums!

marineatbn03:
Toombes:
marineatbn03:
irshpotatofamine:
Thanks for the welcome everyone. Funny about the humidor. I wanted to share that I currently have two modern humidors about 100-150 capacity, but I also have my grandfathers 1918 smoking stand which is lined with some kind of gold tin and seems to keep humidity fairly well. Perhaps I'll grab some pictures and post them soon. Best James/Irish
Please do, we enjoy seeing how much room people have in their humi's

You mean like this?

Frightening, yet pitiful all at the same time...

ddubridge

welcome to the forum James. Sounds like youre in pretty deep already. time to move.

WhoDeyGal

Welcome!

Poker Slob

Welcome to the forums James. Lot's of great advice here.

OldBlueEyes2012

Anybody who's Irish is a friend of mine. PM me your addy and we can talk about potatoes and Guinness.

OldBlueEyes2012:
Anybody who's Irish is a friend of mine. PM me your addy and we can talk about potatoes and Guinness.

I would chime in on this but I'm Welsh and have no opinion...

OldBlueEyes2012

Toombes:
OldBlueEyes2012:
Anybody who's Irish is a friend of mine. PM me your addy and we can talk about potatoes and Guinness.

I would chime in on this but I'm Welsh and have no opinion...

I'll allow it. just this once.

Bigshizza

Welcome Irish!! PM me your addy and you can see that Santa gots nothing on us!!