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    Attention Everybody!!!

    For those who have been around awhile and have been watching the battle here on this board, and for those who are brand new wondering why all the harsh words about Scotty from Ggiese and CoventryCat, let me just remind everyone who the good guys are!!!

    I met up with Ggiese at his favorite local shop today, we were meeting for the first time and so had brought a few gifts for each other. Well, George was too kind and gifted me these:

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/27231598@N00/26182459/



    Ggiese and Coventry represent what cigar boards are all about, generosity, paying it forward and spreading the love of the leaf. They are the good guys who are trying to keep the boards clean so that we can interact with each other as Ggiese and I have and know that we're not getting screwed over, lied to, or cheated.

    If the picture isn't in the post, click the link. Thank you so much for the cigars George, you are too kind.

    Best,
    Big Mac

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigMacFU
    Attention Everybody!!!

    For those who have been around awhile and have been watching the battle here on this board, and for those who are brand new wondering why all the harsh words about Scotty from Ggiese and CoventryCat, let me just remind everyone who the good guys are!!!

    I met up with Ggiese at his favorite local shop today, we were meeting for the first time and so had brought a few gifts for each other. Well, George was too kind and gifted me these:

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/27231598@N00/26182459/



    Ggiese and Coventry represent what cigar boards are all about, generosity, paying it forward and spreading the love of the leaf. They are the good guys who are trying to keep the boards clean so that we can interact with each other as Ggiese and I have and know that we're not getting screwed over, lied to, or cheated.

    If the picture isn't in the post, click the link. Thank you so much for the cigars George, you are too kind.

    Best,
    Big Mac

    Both those guys are class acts. You newbies can learn much from those two.

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    Nice post! Geoge and Bill are standup BOTL.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigMacFU
    Ggiese and Coventry represent what cigar boards are all about, generosity, paying it forward and spreading the love of the leaf. They are the good guys who are trying to keep the boards clean so that we can interact with each other as Ggiese and I have and know that we're not getting screwed over, lied to, or cheated.















    Good to hear! I was beginning to think CC86 and Ggeise were pricks too.

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    LOL Jorgan. By the way, do you know Homer Sexual? Just kidding.

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    DAMN YOU GEORGE!! YOU RE_GIFTED THE CIGARS I GAVE YOU ON SUNDAY!!

    LOL!! J/K!!

    G is a great BOTL!!

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    nice gift. enjoy them!
    "Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity,
    and I'm not sure about the former." -
    Albert Einstein

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    Quote Originally Posted by alexgtp
    DAMN YOU GEORGE!! YOU RE_GIFTED THE CIGARS I GAVE YOU ON SUNDAY!!

    LOL!! J/K!!

    G is a great BOTL!!

    I'm trying to outdo you, you BASTID!!!!

    Thanks Sean - I'm glad you liked it. You gotta have some good smokes for your upcoming wedding!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by mithril
    nice gift. enjoy them!
    And where the hell have you been??? Getting all dressed up in chainmail???

    I invited you to a special event on Sunday but you were too busy with lady Gwendolyn, remember??? You'd have had me, Alex AND Steve kicking your a$$!!!

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    lol. i promise it won't happen again. can't wait till the next herf so i can show up. tell you what, i'll bring the chainmaille with me so when you decide to kick my a$$, it won't hurt as much.
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    Good show George!

    You are definately one of the good guys.

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    I'd also say ggiese is one of the good guys, i may not know him as well as some others, but from what i do know, he's a good guy

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    george is, indeed, a very generous man.

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    I am not much on hand jods ect ect but George is a generous dude for sure . I have expirenced it firsthand ..

    K7
    The older I get ,the better I was

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    I'm going to Chicago first chance i get for the free gars. I want some free beer too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cigarsarge
    I'm going to Chicago first chance i get for the free gars. I want some free beer too.
    Damn - and then you'll be asking me for free Jack Daniels, I bet... There's Jack Daniels flowing like rivers through Tennessee, but I bet you'll be up here drinking JD on my buck... You BASTID!!!

    In all seriousness - Actually, I learned everything I know about being generous from the likes of Ken (CigarSarge). If y'all know what he did for me, my tiny contribution to Sean would be snickered at...

    But, more importantly - I sincerely hope we all take that away from our experience here. If I bomb you - pay it forward. The next new person you chat with who doesn't know crap about cigars, drop a coupla your favs in the mail to them. That's what it's all about!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ggiese
    Damn - and then you'll be asking me for free Jack Daniels, I bet... There's Jack Daniels flowing like rivers through Tennessee, but I bet you'll be up here drinking JD on my buck... You BASTID!!!

    In all seriousness - Actually, I learned everything I know about being generous from the likes of Ken (CigarSarge). If y'all know what he did for me, my tiny contribution to Sean would be snickered at...

    But, more importantly - I sincerely hope we all take that away from our experience here. If I bomb you - pay it forward. The next new person you chat with who doesn't know crap about cigars, drop a coupla your favs in the mail to them. That's what it's all about!!
    BUT NEWBIES NEED TO PUT THEIR ADDRESSES IN THEIR PROFILES

    You giving away free stuff?? I'm coming to Chicago also......

    Hey Sarge....... pick me up on the way !!!!!!!

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    FREE?! FREE!!? WHERE?!?! Just kidding... or am I?

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    *Looking in the mail for my Cigars* j/k

    Yes, I agree. When I was deployed to Ecuador a bud of mine (who also smokes) brought 150+ cigars with him and I just had about 10. We believed we were going to be able to pick some up there. Where we were, Cigars were not the "in" thing. Only one shop sold them and at outragious prices. When I ran out, he hooked me up with about 12 Cigars without a second thought and told me if I need more to let him know.

    When I was at a bar with a few buds, a friend saw me smoking my Cigars and said they wondered what it was like. I gave them my last Romeo y Julieta (and last Cigar) without second thought. They asked how much, and I told them Cigar smokers never ask for money, we just ask that you enjoy .

    I've said it once and I'll always say it 1000 times, smoking a Cigar is a wonderful relaxing hobby, smoking with a bud makes it 100+ more rewarding!

    Lopaka
    Last edited by Lopaka; 07-16-2005 at 11:55 PM.

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    The cigar world has some of the most generous folks in the world. It's a place where most folks "get it."

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