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i will probably get flamed for this, but i have a nice little travel humidor, holds 10 or so 'gars ( depending on size). i got it full from thompson for 29 bucks. i am not a great fan of thompsons, but they have some good deals

as far as remembering cigar details, my brain is always fuzzy. but i can recomend a freeware program called cigar trakker. it can probably be found on the net somewhere.

is it to late to get in on this one?

i would like to join this pass. i can email relevant details about me ( but i wouldn't want to offend) fred

hello i will be visiting vancouver in a few weeks. does anyone have a favorite cigar store there? or have any type of input about cigars in canada. are some taxed more than others? etc.

well gentlemen. i am about to go and have me a birthday cigar. i turn 50 today. thats a good thing. so smoke one and to quote frank zappa ( mothers live tour- the one with the mudshark ) " it's just ****in great to be alive, in fact, anyone who doesn't agree that its ****ing great to be alive...

i have built two humi's now. both are boxes made out of plywood, sealed with plastic inside ( like varathane ). both units are 17 inches wide, 14 deep and 24 tall. these dimensions were dictated by the spot in the closet where they are. the plywood is surrounded by 1 inch foam house...

my favorite is the punch rothschild oscuro. a box of 50. dang. gotta love it. they last long enough that way so they are starting to have some age on them by the time i am done with the box.

thanks everyone: i appreciate the info. looks like the partagas is one popular little stick. i will have to try em. fred

hello all if i could i would like to get some opinions on the best bang for your buck on the smaller size isom's. i rarely have time to sit and smoke a big fat cigar, as much as i would like to. i just don't ususally get to. what would be some recomendations for some smaller sticks? thanks...

i scored 194. what does that mean.

yea. makes you feel sorry for his ex team mate arod. ( ok, maybe not) fred

plus, i live in the seattle area. and im getting old and gray. i hope no one else out there is getting gray. really. fred

hello all: i am another new guy. i have lurked here off and on for a year or so. this is my first real post. been smoking cigars for about 3 years. long enough to have built 2 humidors in a closet ( each holds about 10 boxes, depending on size.) not that they are both full. not even. one...