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A newbie's review of CP

CigarStone

For once, knowledge is making me poor!
Joined
Mar 7, 2007
Messages
12,149
Location
Northeast, Ohio
First Name
Jeff
Having only a month under my belt, I thought I would write a review of my time here at CP.

I have been active on several special interest forums over the years, my better half says I am obsessive………but what does she know. :whistling:

I bought a Mini Cooper just for fun (but be honest, what guy doesn’t want to drive a 150 HP go cart made by BMW) and have been active on that forum.

I own a 79 F-150, fully restored, and have been active there as well.

I collect guns and have been active in some related forums also.

You get the point.

I don’t know how many members there are here in total but I am sure it is a large number and widely geographically dispersed. I am sure the membership here is made up of people from all walks of life and includes everything from salt of the earth types to some real dipshits. But the difference I have seen in this brotherhood is that seldom is the baggage, which we all have, brought into the sanctity of this forum.

There are members who obviously compose their responses based on who created the topic and their relative position in the hierarchy. A topic created by an established member will draw totally different responses than the identical words created by a newbie; just one of the subtle nuances of an overall outstanding forum I guess.

As strange as it may seem, this forum exudes camaraderie, brotherhood, and genuine care and concern for fellow BOTL and SOTL. Pretty significant accomplishment over the internet, don’t you think?

Now, I know that many of you have met numerous times and have come to know families and made true friends but I am talking about the fact that people who I have never met take the time to give me good advice, send me nice cigars, and in general “pay it forward”.

The concept of “paying it forward”, and not just with material things such as cigars, but with genuine fellowship is truly outstanding in today’s society of “take what you can get and run”!

Kudos to Rod and any others involved in starting and maintaining a community that flies in the face of the above mentioned society! :thumbs:

I think I’ll stick around.
 
Nice read Jeff, this is definitely a unique place. A great community to be part of :thumbs:
 
very cool post...

...this site is made of really cool people.


Had the chance to meet several BOTLs from around the US (and outside the US)...had a great time with everyone.

Over the past several years I realized that we have a network of friends all over the US...now my business travels will no longer be boring!


Rod runs a great forum...and of course the people that make up this forum are outstanding...

Glad to be a part of this site...
 
Welcome my son, welcome to the machine.
Where have you been?
It's alright we know where you've been.
You've been in the pipeline, filling in time.
 
Nicely written. But then again, my greatest realization these past few days is that I can get my new daughter's entire foot in my mouth. My daddy brain tells me you done well.

Doc, :D

Wilkey
 
Nicely written. But then again, my greatest realization these past few days is that I can get my new daughter's entire foot in my mouth. My daddy brain tells me you done well.

Doc, :D

Wilkey

:laugh: :laugh: That puts it all into the proper perspective!!
 
I have to agree
It is a good Board with good people willing to share info,facts and opinions on Cigars and the like.
The information I have been given here is IMHO, Priceless.
And the humor in some of the postings is well worth the time to read.
I am just sorry you guys are so far away :D
 
Kudos to Rod and any others involved in starting and maintaining a community that flies in the face of the above mentioned society! :thumbs:

I think I’ll stick around.

It is Rod's board as far as legal ownership goes. Othewise the board is owned and ran by it's members to a greater or lesser degree. Remember, membership is a privelege, not a right. And in that you as a member have a responsibility to the board. ;) That my $.02...

- Emo
 
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