My dangerous progresion

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Texasbassmaster

Joined Mar 2006

54 Posts | 0+

Plano, Texas

Discussion Starter
• Mar 27, 2006

• #1

5 years ago - I would buy 2-5 cigars at a time and keep them in a plastic zip lock bag so they wouldnt go bad

4 years ago - bought a desktop humidor and kept a few cigars in it at a time

2 - 3 years ago - began trying new cigars slowly

last year - began filling my humidor

Last week - spent an hour organizing my humidor so I could fit all my cigars in it.

Today - Washed out my 70 qt cooler with plans to make it into a coolerdor

I don't want to know what will come in the next few years. I'm in trouble.

Jack

 

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CastleCrest

Joined Aug 2004

2K Posts | 1+

• Mar 27, 2006

• #2

If you can buy a brandy new one your better off.
I think food smells & what nots invade the plastic.
It maybe good i dpn't know without seeing it.
But cleaner is always best!

 

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cutter

Joined Feb 2006

285 Posts | 0+

• Mar 27, 2006

• #3

That's nothing! I started smoking one month ago. Now I have two humidors completely filled, and have a new 120 count on the way. I recently bought my first full box of cigars.

I DON"T have a problem! I don't care waht anyone says.......I am not controlled by cigars. I'm not.............really I'm not. Really......

 

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Texasbassmaster

Joined Mar 2006

54 Posts | 0+

Plano, Texas

Discussion Starter
• Mar 27, 2006

• #4

My cooler has only held beer and ice so hopefully there should not be a problem with food smells.

Do they have meetings for people with this problem?

 

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Barcochris

Joined Feb 2006

2K Posts | 3+

Kelvin's House

• Mar 27, 2006

• #5

Texasbassmaster said:

My cooler has only held beer and ice so hopefully there should not be a problem with food smells.

Do they have meetings for people with this problem?

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Yea I think they are held at the local cigar shop.

 

Doc-T

Joined Nov 2005

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The Matrix?

• Mar 27, 2006

• #6

Ahh, the fun has only started, Tex.

Next thing you know, you'll be building a walk-in humi at your house.

 

cybrus

Joined Feb 2005

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Cedar Key

• Mar 27, 2006

• #7

Mmm - cowbell-shaped cigars?

 

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Eclipse_man

Joined Apr 2005

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CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA!!!!

• Mar 27, 2006

• #8

I feel the pain tex!! Oh and Doc...The walk in is in the plans for the new house here in NC!!!

 

Bikeman

Joined Oct 2005

3K Posts | 14+

Central Canada, eh?

• Mar 27, 2006

• #9

Raise your right hand and say, "I love my cigars, and I know they have taken over my life."


There now, don't you feel better??

 

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Barcochris

Joined Feb 2006

2K Posts | 3+

Kelvin's House

• Mar 27, 2006

• #10

My 60 Qt is full now. It really is to deep and not wide enough. I was thinking of one like Brenda's. Do you like it Brenda? For me I have it mounted on a wall in my closet and I was wondering if it botherd you how it opens? Sorry for the thread jack.

 

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Capt

Joined Jul 2005

3K Posts | 0+

MI

• Mar 27, 2006

• #11

Jack, thats awesome!! You have CAD. Cigar acquistion disorder. When your ready for a walk-in, give me a call and I'll come down and help ya build! I got relatives in Fort Worth. I want to do a pig hunt down there this year, so draw up some plans and lets get to work!!

 

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Texasbassmaster

Joined Mar 2006

54 Posts | 0+

Plano, Texas

Discussion Starter
• Mar 27, 2006

• #12

Capt

Thanks alot!! Sounds like a plan. There are some good hog hunting areas around here. Plenty of all day hunts for 50 bucks. If you end up coming down here come by the station and have a smoke.

 

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cutter

Joined Feb 2006

285 Posts | 0+

• Mar 27, 2006

• #13

Capt said:

Jack, thats awesome!! You have CAD. Cigar acquistion disorder. When your ready for a walk-in, give me a call and I'll come down and help ya build! I got relatives in Fort Worth. I want to do a pig hunt down there this year, so draw up some plans and lets get to work!!

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When you come down for the hunt let me know. I live in Greenville, TX just east of Dallas. Alex was telling me you like to bird hunt too. I am trying to find a nice deer lease this season for my son and me. I have some nice Opus DC's aging for just such a hunt!

Cutter

 

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railed

Joined Mar 2006

215 Posts | 0+

Woodland Hills. CA

• Mar 27, 2006

• #14

damn i'm just about at the "today" stage and its only been a few months for me.
although my first cigar was well over 5 years ago, I just bought my first humi a few weeks ago and already i am thinking about starting a coolidor

lol

 

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Steppinup

Joined Feb 2006

37 Posts | 0+

• Mar 28, 2006

• #15

I HEAR YAH.

I started three months ago and my 70 ct humi at home is full. Bought a box and a bundle at JRs this past weekend. Humi was so full, I had to smoke the poor cigar that wouldn't fit in it and had to take a few to my Humi at work.

And, I want to open my open cigar shop. How sick is that????

 

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iminaquagmire

Joined Jun 2005

2K Posts | 0+

McHenry, IL

• Mar 28, 2006

• #16

That's not sick at all. That's the cigar smoker's dream I think. Owning a place where you can skim the shipments and BS cigars all day would be heaven.

 

Bikeman

Joined Oct 2005

3K Posts | 14+

Central Canada, eh?

• Mar 28, 2006

• #17

And if you can advertise on a cigar forum you would have no shortage of customers that is for sure!!

 

Doc-T

Joined Nov 2005

3K Posts | 0+

The Matrix?

• Mar 28, 2006

• #18

You know, steppinup, all of us here would be more than willing to sacrifice what space we have left in our humis to help store your cigars. :shock:

 

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DevilDog723

Joined Aug 2005

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Armpit of the world....Al Asad, Iraq

• Mar 28, 2006

• #19

Yeah, I started a year ago.
Went from a 15 ct humi with 10 cigars to 1000 ct cabinet with 340 cigars (and counting!)

 

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Carduus

Joined Jul 2005

588 Posts | 0+

Nebraska

• Mar 28, 2006

• #20

Ahhhh….

When the cigar bug bites it can be a beautiful thing…

Unless it is a tobacco beetle then it sucks!