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    Smile Help from CT

    I was on the board the other day and someone posted a link about cigar terminoligy....BOTL, Asshat. Could some one please steer me in the right direction?

    Also, is there a thread for someone who doesn't know or understand cigars. I have someone that's interested, just intimidated.

    Thanks guys......
    "No one can tell me what is a good cigar -- for me. I am the only judge. There are no standards -- no real standards. Each man's preference is the only standard for him, the only one which he can accept, the only one which can command him."
    ~ Mark Twain

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    http://www.cigarpass.com/lingo.html

    As for things like asshat, assclown, etc., try the urban dictionary.

    http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=asshat

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    I think the ones you're looking for are in eshaw's signature. Look at any post by him and you'll see two links.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dickson
    Also, is there a thread for someone who doesn't know or understand cigars. I have someone that's interested, just intimidated.
    I don't know about a specific thread, but here's my advice:

    Find a reputable cigar shop
    Ask the employee/owner to pick out some smokes for you
    Ask them to cut them for you
    If they don't give you matches, ask for them

    Any good cigar shop is going to be able and willing to help you choose cigars. Tell them you're a newbie, you've never smoked cigars before. I suggest 5 or so cigars in the $5 range.

    If no one is able or willing to give you suggestions, about face and walk out.

    Don't worry about feeling like a twit. I ask for suggestions every time I walk into a cigar shop. Some of my favorite smokes started out as suggestions from cigar shop owners.

    Most newbs are obsessed with proper lighting technique. Don't stress it. If you get it lit, you're good. You have plenty of time to refine your lighting technique, and there's no "proper" way to do it.

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