Do you remember when it all started for you?

Mr.Erskine · 03-06-2010, 05:36 PM

I tried a Phillies or something like it when i was 18. I thought I was the ****.

My dad then gave me a Cohiba and said to try a REAL cigar. I never went back. Of course, I'm not a huge fan of Cohiba now. Actually, I never really consider Cohibas anymore, but it was a wonderful eye-opener.

As I started trying cigars, I walked into a B&M and met my friend Gary. He started giving me suggestions when I would go in to see him, and he rarely misses. He got me hooked on Oliva Serie V..... OH MY GOODNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have had the opportunity to have so many great cigars... and I have met many great people because of cigars. There are many many hours of my life that the banners couldn't understnad because they're too busy boycotting and trying to get rid of things, that I wouldn't have had without cigars.

03-06-2010, 05:36 PM	#11
Mr.Erskine Looking up Join Date: Jan 2010 First Name: Benjamin Location: Dover, DE Posts: 297 Trading: (1)	Re: Do you remember when it all started for you? I tried a Phillies or something like it when i was 18. I thought I was the ****. My dad then gave me a Cohiba and said to try a REAL cigar. I never went back. Of course, I'm not a huge fan of Cohiba now. Actually, I never really consider Cohibas anymore, but it was a wonderful eye-opener. As I started trying cigars, I walked into a B&M and met my friend Gary. He started giving me suggestions when I would go in to see him, and he rarely misses. He got me hooked on Oliva Serie V..... OH MY GOODNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have had the opportunity to have so many great cigars... and I have met many great people because of cigars. There are many many hours of my life that the banners couldn't understnad because they're too busy boycotting and trying to get rid of things, that I wouldn't have had without cigars. __________________ Cornbread... Ain't nothin' wrong with that.