Brotherhood

Well said indeed Dave. Remembering the real meaning for terms BOTL and SOTL I think is key. In the short time I have been here, I have found the brotherhood and openness to be truly unique. There are so many people with different perspectives and experiences to offer. It's what makes this community as special as it is. Though all of us come from different areas of the country and world, have different upbringings, different religious and political affiliations and have different tastes we come together here to share our views and opinions. The binding factor is a love of cigars - something we all agree on. I think if we just treat each other with respect, we can't go wrong. My :2.
 
Dave, nice post.

There's room for you in this Joe, Matt, Mike spoon line; come join us you sexy man..
 
That was a fine post Dave,one we should all be reminded of at times. I think you are a much deeper person than any of us give you credit for.Thanks for being you.





You are one of the many reasons I love this place and it's people...I hope I can do the same for someone.
 
That was an excellent and very needed post. I have noticed in the short time I have been on here only a few occurances of ill will, but we should shoot for none. People will always see some things differently-it's tolerance of others that promotes brotherhood. :sl
 
Nice post. I know i've already met a lot of cool people here so far and i'm sure many to come. It's good to part of CS!:)
 
Dave,

I agree with what you said and also think that smoking cigars is about relaxing and enjoyment which is why I joined. Thanks for getting the message out.

Scottie
 
All I know is that I am here for the cigars. I like to talk, think & learn about them and occasionally meet up with some fellow BOTL's and smoke. As to the other :BS that goes on here I really try to ignore.
 
Dave,

Good post - nice thoughts - but, this is one of those where it seems that there must be something going somewhere between a couple of members that I must have missed.

Hopefully, everything will work out.

One thing about having a disagreement with someone that lives in cyberspace, you won't run into them in the grocery store. It should be pretty easy to keep any sort of diagreement from getting too personal or too mean to ignore.

Like the man said - take a break, smoke a good one, and stay away from the post of the one that offended you for a little bit.
 
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