brand new, looking for help

[pgjones]

thanks mtr33, roger, and buzz - great stuff, helpful, and i will keep in touch with my progress. thank you!

[Mangyrat]

To high humidity may be your problem but also look in to a draw poker.

Some cigars are just to tight and have a hard draw like buzz said try massaging them to loosen them up some or use a draw poker.
Also you can dry box your cigars for a few days before smoking if you think they are to moist.

[CptnBlues63]

You've already had excellent advice from the others so all I'm going to say is..........welcome from Western Canada!

[heftysmokes]

Welcome from Montana.

The only thing I could add to what was written above is that the shift keys are located just left of the "z" and right of the "?." We might be a bunch of smoke breathing heathens, but we do value appearance.

[ggiese]

Looks like you got some sage advice regarding keeping your cigar lit.

Would you now like info on where to get that broken shift key fixed?

[JiveTurkey]

Welcome from western Oregon.

I agree with others that the problem isn't your lighting technique (once it's lit, it's lit) but how they're being stored.

[Cali2012]

Hello everyone, as well I am pretty brand new to all this, I been smoking for about a month, and I have only tried some cubans a friend of mine gave me as a gift, I am looking for some advise to see what are some good smokes, and if anyone know of any good website stores to buy from I found a couple I'll post them below to see if anyone knows about them and can give feedback.

Puroexpress.com
Topcubans.com
Solocigars.com
Truecubancigars.com