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Hello CS from Idaho
Howdy folks. I took the advice of a fellow CS'er and am posting up an intro.
I started in the world of "real" cigars a couple years back when a friend brought some sticks to the golf course. It was a Sancho Panza Double Maduro and let me tell you, it beat the heck out of a Swisher Sweet! LOL After that, I was hooked and got pretty carried away for a while.
I am married with a couple grown (well mostly) kids. I play a lot of golf, not very well sometimes but I keep going back.
My wife Suzanne also enjoys cigars and maintains her own humidor. She's a Martial Arts addict and enjoys a bit of golf as well.
Friday nights are usually herf night at our house, well what's left of it anyway. We had a house fire last year and are still fighting the insurance co, but that's another story altogether. For now, we reside along our burned out residence in a big 5th wheel. Idaho Trailer Trash. LOL
I really enjoy the cigar boards and am a member at a couple other ones (no, not THAT one. lol) and I think this place will make a nice fit for me as well.
My favorites are usually AF Hemmingway, SLR Serie G Maduro, Pepin Blue & JJ, Montecristo (any), Henry Clays for the golf course, and of course a Partagas from "that place" gets me all fired up!
I am also a custom woodworker, and have been known to make some pretty slick ashtrays from time to time. No power to the shop now after the big fire so that part of life is on hold.
Right now, it's just family, work, golf, a fine cigar and a great Scotch when able. Summer time turned me away from the Scotch and right smack dab into the Gin & Tonics! Nothing like Tanqueray 10, a little lemon and tonic water sitting out front with my wife and a good cigar.
I'll do my best not to step on any toes around here. Look forward to meeting you all.
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Great intro, welcome to the forum from AZ. :smiley20:
-Buzz
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Nice intro indeed. Always a good way to get to know the natives, and just good etiquette. Place has fine folks, a very twisted sense of humor, and I consider it a good place to be.
Welcome to the forums from Eastern Washington State, and I hope you enjoy your stay.
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Welcome from Arizona! Nice intro, and good luck with the insurance!
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I agree, very nice intro, and welcome to the board from NW PA.
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Hey Forrest, welcome aboard. Great group of guys here, even if some of 'em smell funny. :smiley36:
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Welcome from North Carolina!
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Welcome from the state just east of you.
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Welcome from eastern Oregon! Nice intro. Hope you enjoy the boards. Roger.
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Welcome from central Fl,
Post some pics of these ashtrays im interested
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Welcome from western Oregon.
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Good intro. Hope everything works out with the insurance company. Welcome from Texas.
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Sorry to hear about your fire. I hope it works out for you. It sounds like you are keeping your spirits up.
Welcome to the board.
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Great introduction! Sorry to hear about that fire but thankfully no one was hurt! Unfortunately we'll have to wait until your woodworking shop gets power before we start asking for pictures of your ashtrays to order!
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Wow, what a great welcome! Thanks everyone.
@hyper: My shop hasn't had power to it in a year, so we basically are using it for storage of salvaged items from the house. I won't be doing any more woodworking for quite a while.
Here's a couple pics I had online for some BOTL's: http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/h...ngatray003.jpghttp://i253.photobucket.com/albums/h...ubingatray.jpg
As well as a custom pen I made for Steve Faccenda when the LX2 was coming out. http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/h...s/P1010629.jpg
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Those are some very nice ashtrays. Good job! :smiley20:
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Nice introduction and welcome to the board from SC.
