Peering Over the Edge

[PoohBore]

Me mad no

This is perfectly normal behaviour. The next step when I buy my own house will be a walk in humidor!!!!

Getting my stock levels to where I only smoke cigars with some age on them is my aim. No more sick cigars for me :-)

What's wrong with this ???

[H4rty82]

Ok that's just too much before bed time! That should come with a cigar porn warning Pooh!!!

Soooooo damn jealous right now!

[cigarsam]

Even better: these http://i894.photobucket.com/albums/ac146/sevans105/94f12112a6f60327ef198a4a55092ca8.jpg

haha classic! Why doesn't Rambo have one of those?

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[smokin_e2011]

Nice setup pal....

[mrcigar]

Me mad no

This is perfectly normal behaviour. The next step when I buy my own house will be a walk in humidor!!!!

Getting my stock levels to where I only smoke cigars with some age on them is my aim. No more sick cigars for me :-)

What's wrong with this ???

Yes, that's really something. Fabulous.

Oh, I can see one called the egg. One of these was pictured on the forum just a few days ago.

[Stevieboy]

Nope that's a pretty normal case

Yup...definitely true
I see it time and time again on here lol

[Wid3y]

Very nice stash! Little off topic but do people get to a stage of specifically insuring there collection?

[larrysson]

Great looking cabinet and collection.

Personally, I don't have a peering over the edge issue with cigars. I learned my lesson years ago when collecting pipes got me into trouble. Now, I only collect what I can pay cash for, and limit my consumption to what I can afford. Collecting is fun, but for me I like to keep the emotions in check and the desires at bay.

[mrcigar]

Great looking cabinet and collection.

Personally, I don't have a peering over the edge issue with cigars. I learned my lesson years ago when collecting pipes got me into trouble. Now, I only collect what I can pay cash for, and limit my consumption to what I can afford. Collecting is fun, but for me I like to keep the emotions in check and the desires at bay.

Do you buy as you smoke, viz.you have a small selection at home but mostly you buy as you would buy fuel for your car?

[tippexx]

I'm standing, peering over the edge of the slippery slope .... fabricating scenarios, reasons, logic .... working out my current consumption, how many I want .... ageing times .... Oh man, what to do!

Peering only prolongs the agony. Geronimo, and jump! He knows he's going to anyway!

[Zigatoh]

Very normal activity imo...

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[crusse]

Yep...most cigar lovers end up amassing a hoard. I started out with a 50 ct desktop humi, then upgraded to a 100 ct and now I also have 2 large tupperdors. I'll probably set up another tupperdor soon as I'm beginning to run out of storage space.

[PoohBore]

Stepping messing about and jump on in, the waters lovely !


Yes my stash is on the house insurance as a listed item for ?10k

[larrysson]

Do you buy as you smoke, viz.you have a small selection at home but mostly you buy as you would buy fuel for your car?

No, I'm accumulating a good collection just like most everybody else. I like aged cigars, and fortunately for me I have a pipe client that keeps me in premium aged smokes in exchange for high grade pipes. I'm currently working on a seven day set for him. I frequently buy cohiba minis and clubs for my daily smokes, and reserve the good smokes for the weekend. This way, I can accumulate more than I consume. What I meant by my previous post is that I won't personally allow myself to let my desires and wants get the better of my emotions thus my financial decisions. If you can afford to go all out, by all means do so!

[spirit_of_will]

Very normal activity imo...

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Zig, in that tupp top left, what have you hoarded 7 boxes of?


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