Do you think you know a lot about Cigars?

FriendlyMan · 02-05-2010, 10:21 AM

Take this test.

http://www.lindsayheller.com/

pnoon · 02-05-2010, 10:27 AM

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Originally Posted by FriendlyMan

Take this test.

http://www.lindsayheller.com/

Before you ask folks to click on a link that appears to be non-cigar related, you might want to explain what the site is.

CigarNut · 02-05-2010, 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by FriendlyMan

Take this test.

http://www.lindsayheller.com/

This title is a little misleading. Knowing a lot about cigars as a cigar smoker versus knowing a lot about the history of cigars and raising tobacco are very different things.

FriendlyMan · 02-05-2010, 10:39 AM

oh oh k, I didn't mean to upset anyone. She is a Cigar seller in NYC and its a contest on Cigar history.

Sorry again

Don Fernando · 02-05-2010, 10:42 AM

hey, I like that blog, there is some good information there. Thanks for the link FriendlyMan.

pnoon · 02-05-2010, 10:50 AM

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Originally Posted by FriendlyMan

oh oh k, I didn't mean to upset anyone. She is a Cigar seller in NYC and its a contest on Cigar history.

Sorry again

No one is upset.

You are a newer member with very little involvement here. You have posted a link that is unrelated to the topic of cigars. It is understandable that the membership should be leery.

In retrospect, it might have been helpful to have posted this info in the first post.

FriendlyMan · 02-05-2010, 11:19 AM

I have to confess I'm an old friend with to little time. I'm Friendlyfire from the clubstogie days. I know I should should stop by and say hello more often. But I allways send new smokers that I meet at the cigar lounge here. So I didt completly for get about you guys.

pnoon · 02-05-2010, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by FriendlyMan

I have to confess I'm an old friend with to little time. I'm Friendlyfire from the clubstogie days. I know I should should stop by and say hello more often. But I allways send new smokers that I meet at the cigar lounge here. So I didt completly for get about you guys.

I do remember you from CS.

However, my earlier post was made with the electronic safety of the CA membership in mind.

kaisersozei · 02-05-2010, 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by pnoon

I do remember you from CS.

However, my earlier post was made with the electronic safety of the CA membership in mind.

And it's much appreciated.

Peter's like the guy who passes out condoms at the health department.

icehog3 · 02-05-2010, 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by kaisersozei

And it's much appreciated.

Peter's like the guy who passes out condoms at the health department.

Ooh...ooh....I'll take three!

pnoon · 02-05-2010, 11:37 AM

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Originally Posted by icehog3

Ooh...ooh....I'll take three!

Sorry, Tom. I'm all out of the small ones.

Kreth · 02-05-2010, 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by pnoon

Sorry, Tom. I'm all out of the small ones.

OUCH!

Posted via Mobile Device

CigarNut · 02-05-2010, 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by pnoon

Sorry, Tom. I'm all out of the small ones.

If you're out of small ones then I guess you don't have any for yourself either Peter...

Don Fernando · 02-05-2010, 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by CigarNut

If you're out of small ones then I guess you don't have any for yourself either Peter...

Peter doesn't need any, as someone has taken his little blue pills away

poker · 02-05-2010, 12:17 PM

Theres a reason his name is Peter

poker · 02-05-2010, 12:20 PM

I'll save folks the trouble of going to the link:

1) Many of you know I’m a BIG fan of corojo wrappers on my cigars, so with that being said, why is corojo grown under cheesecloth? Also, once past the seedling stage what other purpose does the cheesecloth serve in the tobacco’s growth?

2) Before cigars go into their molds prior to applying the wrapper, there is a specific bunching method used which is what inevitably defines the rolling technique for the cigar. In order of least complex to most complex, name the four major techniques.

3) Who is credited with being Europe’s first cigar roller and in what year did he claim to learn to properly roll a cigar from the Indians?

4) What major American political figure argued against a tobacco tax in 1794 because it would affect the poor the most? He called tobacco an “innocent gratification” and labeled it as something that should be enjoyed by those who wished to smoke.

5) What does the word cohiba mean in English and what is the story behind this famed Cuban brand?

6) Sir Winston Churchill has been in cigar news lately since a half-smoked cigar of his was just auctioned off for $7,000.00. He is an ironic historical figure and was known by all to be a cigar lover, but he was very careless with his smokes allowing them to often go out. Before re-lighting he would chew the ends mercilessly, but he did keep a candle around to re-light the sticks, which many times caused them to disintegrate. With that being said, Churchill actually invented a special protective paper for the foot of his cigars so he could still smoke them. What did he call this special paper??

BradNC · 02-05-2010, 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by pnoon

Sorry, Tom. I'm all out of the small ones.

Finger Cots?

markem · 02-05-2010, 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by pnoon

However, my earlier post was made with the electronic safety of the CA membership in mind.

Pnoon, the CA prophylactic

St. Lou Stu · 02-05-2010, 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by icehog3

Ooh...ooh....I'll take three!

This is rather troubling Tom......
Ar you familiar with Cerberus? The three headed dog?

markem · 02-05-2010, 12:32 PM

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Originally Posted by St. Lou Stu

Ar you familiar with Cerberus?

Tom's an aardvark?

02-05-2010, 10:21 AM	#1
FriendlyMan Still Watching My Back Join Date: Jul 2009 First Name: JACK Location: NYC Posts: 212 Trading: (7)	Do you think you know a lot about Cigars? Take this test. http://www.lindsayheller.com/

02-05-2010, 10:39 AM	#4
FriendlyMan Still Watching My Back Join Date: Jul 2009 First Name: JACK Location: NYC Posts: 212 Trading: (7)	Re: Do you think you know a lot about Cigars? oh oh k, I didn't mean to upset anyone. She is a Cigar seller in NYC and its a contest on Cigar history. Sorry again

02-05-2010, 10:42 AM	#5
Don Fernando Postwhore Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Ferdinand Location: Singapore Posts: 10,068 Trading: (29)	Re: Do you think you know a lot about Cigars? hey, I like that blog, there is some good information there. Thanks for the link FriendlyMan. __________________ check out my reviews on my blog.

02-05-2010, 11:19 AM	#7
FriendlyMan Still Watching My Back Join Date: Jul 2009 First Name: JACK Location: NYC Posts: 212 Trading: (7)	Re: Do you think you know a lot about Cigars? I have to confess I'm an old friend with to little time. I'm Friendlyfire from the clubstogie days. I know I should should stop by and say hello more often. But I allways send new smokers that I meet at the cigar lounge here. So I didt completly for get about you guys.

02-05-2010, 12:17 PM	#15
poker 1:11 Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Kelly Location: SoCal Posts: 5,280 Trading: (7)	Re: Do you think you know a lot about Cigars? Theres a reason his name is Peter __________________ Cigar Asylum: A cigar board birthed without agendas, without profiting, and without advertisements. Amor puro Character is what you do when no one is watching

02-05-2010, 12:20 PM	#16
poker 1:11 Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Kelly Location: SoCal Posts: 5,280 Trading: (7)	Re: Do you think you know a lot about Cigars? I'll save folks the trouble of going to the link: 1) Many of you know I’m a BIG fan of corojo wrappers on my cigars, so with that being said, why is corojo grown under cheesecloth? Also, once past the seedling stage what other purpose does the cheesecloth serve in the tobacco’s growth? 2) Before cigars go into their molds prior to applying the wrapper, there is a specific bunching method used which is what inevitably defines the rolling technique for the cigar. In order of least complex to most complex, name the four major techniques. 3) Who is credited with being Europe’s first cigar roller and in what year did he claim to learn to properly roll a cigar from the Indians? 4) What major American political figure argued against a tobacco tax in 1794 because it would affect the poor the most? He called tobacco an “innocent gratification” and labeled it as something that should be enjoyed by those who wished to smoke. 5) What does the word cohiba mean in English and what is the story behind this famed Cuban brand? 6) Sir Winston Churchill has been in cigar news lately since a half-smoked cigar of his was just auctioned off for $7,000.00. He is an ironic historical figure and was known by all to be a cigar lover, but he was very careless with his smokes allowing them to often go out. Before re-lighting he would chew the ends mercilessly, but he did keep a candle around to re-light the sticks, which many times caused them to disintegrate. With that being said, Churchill actually invented a special protective paper for the foot of his cigars so he could still smoke them. What did he call this special paper?? __________________ Cigar Asylum: A cigar board birthed without agendas, without profiting, and without advertisements. Amor puro Character is what you do when no one is watching