I am trying my darndest to remain patient. I ordered a humi three weeks ago. I knew going into it that it would take 4-6 weeks to make, but the wait is very difficult! I feel like my hands are pretty much tied. I want to get invloved in newbie trades, but I do not have anywhere to put a stash if sticks to allow it. I have a friend tha lets me put some in his humi, but it is pretty full and I don't feel right asking to do it much. On the positive side of things, my PB-207 is now at the post office waiting for pick up, my USPS "package" delivery boxes arrived today and my ring gauge has moved past 10. To top it all off, I got very lucky with being in the right place at the right time with a fellow BOTL last night. I must be slipping down the slope somewhat. Maybe I will be able to pick up speed in a week or two.
Patience
- Thread starter Bigwaved
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theromulus
ChestBeater
Not sure how big your humidor is gonna be but you might want to check this thread. http://www.clubstogie.com/vb/showthread.php?t=26044
If you are slipping down that slope you might need a few.
If you are slipping down that slope you might need a few.
White97Jimmy
Expresso - Frickin' 81
Once you get started, it will never stop! In 2 weeks, I already have filled one humidor, and am about to get a second one soon. I may have to pick up a second job just to support this addiction!
Things will only get worse 
When i started i had a 30 ct. humidor, then I picked up a 15 ct. otterbox. Then after that i got another 30 ct. humidor. After which i got a 34 qt. cooler that overflowed after only three weeks, now i have a 70 qt cooler which is getting full, not to mention all the others i mentioned above are full.
All i can say to you is good luck
When i started i had a 30 ct. humidor, then I picked up a 15 ct. otterbox. Then after that i got another 30 ct. humidor. After which i got a 34 qt. cooler that overflowed after only three weeks, now i have a 70 qt cooler which is getting full, not to mention all the others i mentioned above are full.
All i can say to you is good luck
Desert Rat
Young Ape
White97Jimmy said:
xxwaldoxx said:Things will only get worse
(sigh) These are words of wisdom I sadly never heeded.
I now sleep in a camper parked in my driveway. My house is too cold and humid to live in (65/65). That and the entire house is packed floor to rafters with cigars.
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Just becareful fellers or you'll end up like us, a bunch of stuff in your humidor you don't like much anymore. We bought to many boxes of stuff last year. Good cigars mind you, just the progression of the lifestyle, tastes change sometimes dramaticly. Only a handful of nc's that we smoked a few years ago that we still enjoy. If your just starting out do the samplers until yens get your preferred flavor profile then go crazy. :2
Mister Moo
The Pinnacle of Style
:tpd: He ain't so stoopid as the sign sez.floydp said:
Hammerhead
2B1 ASK1
Go into your kitchen and grab one of those tupperware containers that are stored under the cabinets. There ya go. Or go grab your Igloo/Coleman cooler. There ya go. Read the threads on coolerdors -
As the slope gets steeper - your going to need them anyways - might as well start now.
Ron
As the slope gets steeper - your going to need them anyways - might as well start now.
Ron
Hammerhead
2B1 ASK1
Yeah, a big-ass ziplok bag will do 'ya just fine, too. It doesn't have to be fancy, it just has to work.
n2advnture
www.Cigarmony.com!
Bigwaved said:
I don't remember you ordering a humi bro? :r
Welcome to the WORST hobby on your wallet in the world!!!
~M
n2advnture
www.Cigarmony.com!
Bigwaved said:This is why I love this forum so much. A fellow BOTL sees a newbie losing his balance a little on the edge of the cliff...and in no time the newb gets a swift kick in the rear to make sure he plunges! Off to the baggie store I must go.
:r too darn funny bro!
~Mark