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jeff.foxy Offline
#301 Posted: Wed, Jan 18 2012, 4:47 PM EST
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this thread is like groundhog day......
Lancaster6802 Offline
#302 Posted: Wed, Jan 18 2012, 4:51 PM EST
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jeff.foxy wrote:
this thread is like groundhog day......

Nancy says your funny
DaQueenBeez Offline
#303 Posted: Wed, Jan 18 2012, 6:25 PM EST
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daveincincy wrote:
If one were in need of good, short smokes for a 30 minute morning work commute (+/- 5 or 10 minutes), how would one go about mooching such cigars? For example, parti shorts work well, but supply is really, really low. I'm not saying they have to be parti shorts. I'm just using them as an example. Anyone out there fit this description? I'm not saying it's me....I'm just sayin. Blushing



I can't decide whether this means you should borrow FGM's depends so you don't have to change your shorts for the parti, or if you're all hoity-toity and fancy-schmancy and have *special* shorts for partis. I also wonder if you've already gotten a head start on the parti to be spelling it like that, but who am I to question someone who has special undies for partis? (whatever the reason for that may be...)

Then again - are parti shorts kind of like big boy pants?
TIGERCDW Offline
#304 Posted: Wed, Jan 18 2012, 6:29 PM EST
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[quote=DaQueenBeez]I can't decide whether this means you should borrow FGM's depends so you don't have to change your shorts for the parti, or if you're all hoity-toity and fancy-schmancy and have *special* shorts for partis. I also wonder if you've already gotten a head start on the parti to be spelling it like that, but who am I to question someone who has special undies for partis? (whatever the reason for that may be...)

Then again - are parti shorts kind of like big boy pants?[/quote]


NICE.

TIGER
engletl Offline
#305 Posted: Wed, Jan 18 2012, 8:11 PM EST
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DrafterX wrote:
He's sending me cheese.... Mellow


So that makes you a Cheese Moocher doesnt it???

Think Think Think Think d'oh!
watchurai Offline
#306 Posted: Wed, Jan 18 2012, 9:06 PM EST
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Only if its gub'mint cheese...
lou2row Offline
#307 Posted: Wed, Jan 18 2012, 10:38 PM EST
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pool-cue wrote:
Haven't been on much, just hope I am not one of the moochers that's being targeted. I really mean it when I say, don't you DARE send anything back. Haven't done much trade anyway, maybe I will do a fiver FT on the trade board tonight when I get home. What you guys think.

PC


Rolland isn't a mooch, but he has been known to covet my original formula Double Happiness collection.
m j toal Offline
#308 Posted: Fri, Jan 20 2012, 1:06 AM EST
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watchurai wrote:
Classic mooch cop-out. ram27bat


I like your style warrior !

We must combine forces to weed out the evil moochers and people who look like the Wolfman.

My inquiry is nearly complete.

A few may be surprised.

Tune in often.
knokmdwn Offline
#309 Posted: Fri, Jan 20 2012, 10:48 AM EST
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lou2row wrote:
Rolland isn't a mooch, but he has been known to covet my original formula Double Happiness collection.



Is that a double ended **** or what??? w:d/ LOL

Cchit.....you can't even say dill-dough?
DaQueenBeez Offline
#310 Posted: Fri, Jan 20 2012, 11:10 AM EST
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watchurai wrote:
Classic mooch categorizing. ram27bat



Classic mooch counter-accusation technique. Shame on you
muhren Offline
#311 Posted: Wed, Feb 1 2012, 1:01 PM EST
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I was just venting like a jerk. I edited it away.

M
m j toal Offline
#312 Posted: Wed, Feb 1 2012, 6:11 PM EST
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muhren wrote:
I was just venting like a jerk. I edited it away.

M

Eh?

ZRX1200 Offline
#313 Posted: Wed, Feb 1 2012, 6:41 PM EST
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What about SteveS?


I haven't seen him post in a year or two but everyone has to send him a cigar?!



MOOCH!



(Hehe....everytime he PMd me he thought everything I posted was serious and I pissed him off until I explained it. Miss ya SteveS)
DaQueenBeez Offline
#314 Posted: Wed, Feb 1 2012, 8:14 PM EST
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Yeah yeah - says moochin' mister "Hit ZRX! Hit ZRX! ZRX is the OpNSB target! Bring on the noobs!"













Oh wait... maybe that was me...Think
Numismaniac Offline
#315 Posted: Wed, Feb 1 2012, 8:55 PM EST
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ZRX1200 wrote:
What about SteveS?
I haven't seen him post in a year or two but everyone has to send him a cigar
MOOCH!
(Hehe....everytime he PMd me he thought everything I posted was serious and I pissed him off until I explained it. Miss ya SteveS)



I may be a newb, but not a squirrel, he's got a new group of 'em going now. hehe
duwan Offline
#316 Posted: Wed, Feb 1 2012, 10:42 PM EST
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This damned thread just keeps popping back up.





I think everyone keeps looking to see if the other folks are talking aboout them.
duwan Offline
#317 Posted: Wed, Feb 1 2012, 10:42 PM EST
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This damned thread just keeps popping back up.





I think everyone keeps looking to see if the other folks are talking aboout them.
ZRX1200 Offline
#318 Posted: Wed, Feb 1 2012, 11:09 PM EST
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I keep waiting for someone to squeal on you^…
duwan Offline
#319 Posted: Thu, Feb 2 2012, 8:45 AM EST
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ZRX1200 wrote:
I keep waiting for someone to squeal on you^…




Ah hell, really ain't much to squeal on. Everyone already knows I'm a mooch. I have never denied it. Let me prove it to ya. Send me a bunch of cigars and see if I don't smoke the damn things. Do I need to make a list of chit I would like to mooch, or do ya think you can handle it on your own?
watchurai Offline
#320 Posted: Thu, Feb 2 2012, 3:34 PM EST
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DaQueenBeez wrote:
Classic mooch counter-accusation technique. Shame on you




Classic mooch prevarication. ram27bat
watchurai Offline
#321 Posted: Thu, Feb 2 2012, 3:35 PM EST
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m j toal wrote:
I like your style warrior !

We must combine forces to weed out the evil moochers and people who look like the Wolfman.

My inquiry is nearly complete.

A few may be surprised.

Tune in often.




Classic mooch azz-smoochery. ram27bat
randy2001 Offline
#322 Posted: Thu, Feb 2 2012, 3:47 PM EST
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Hmmm - I am kinda new to cigarbid and, until I read this, didn't know that people would send free stuff (apparently in the hopes of securing some stuff in exchange or to encouraging a newbie - both laudable goals). I must confess that I am, however, not very keen on sending stuff to people I don't know and also am somewhat reluctant to accept things from those same people. I am not a Scrooge - in fact just yesterday I gave a guy that came to see me at my office some cigars just because I have a bunch in my current stock and he was pretty low and on a budget. In this day and age it just seems foolish to send and receive things from people you don't know. Is this an attitude I need to work on changing?
TIGERCDW Offline
#323 Posted: Thu, Feb 2 2012, 3:57 PM EST
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randy2001 wrote:
Hmmm - I am kinda new to cigarbid and, until I read this, didn't know that people would send free stuff (apparently in the hopes of securing some stuff in exchange or to encouraging a newbie - both laudable goals). I must confess that I am, however, not very keen on sending stuff to people I don't know and also am somewhat reluctant to accept things from those same people. I am not a Scrooge - in fact just yesterday I gave a guy that came to see me at my office some cigars just because I have a bunch in my current stock and he was pretty low and on a budget. In this day and age it just seems foolish to send and receive things from people you don't know. Is this an attitude I need to work on changing?



So I guess that means you don't want the box of No.9 Pigs that I was sending you???

TIGER
ZRX1200 Offline
#324 Posted: Thu, Feb 2 2012, 4:14 PM EST
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Can I have one?
Lancaster6802 Offline
#325 Posted: Thu, Feb 2 2012, 4:28 PM EST
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ZRX1200 wrote:
Can I have one?

What are #9 pigs? Can they fly Sarcasm
Lancaster6802 Offline
#326 Posted: Thu, Feb 2 2012, 4:33 PM EST
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randy2001 wrote:
Hmmm - I am kinda new to cigarbid and, until I read this, didn't know that people would send free stuff (apparently in the hopes of securing some stuff in exchange or to encouraging a newbie - both laudable goals). I must confess that I am, however, not very keen on sending stuff to people I don't know and also am somewhat reluctant to accept things from those same people. I am not a Scrooge - in fact just yesterday I gave a guy that came to see me at my office some cigars just because I have a bunch in my current stock and he was pretty low and on a budget. In this day and age it just seems foolish to send and receive things from people you don't know. Is this an attitude I need to work on changing?


Bro, you will fit right in! Keep your smokes, trade them, smoke them, gift them, throw them away..... It's all in your own choice.
I thought it was kinda weird to trade cigars with people I didn't know, but it becomes addictive! The opportunity to try new cigars, meet these guys and send them some they want to try as well. When you can't find or buy what you want and someone has them, the Scrooge attitude might want to be adjusted. Keep an open mind but I will tell you that I have not had one single trade where I did not get great quality cigars, in great condition from a great BOTL!
honda250r Offline
#327 Posted: Thu, Feb 2 2012, 4:50 PM EST
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I will send him #10 pigs
DaQueenBeez Offline
#328 Posted: Thu, Feb 2 2012, 8:19 PM EST
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watchurai wrote:
Classic mooch prevarication. ram27bat




Classic mooch traducement ... tsk tsk! Shame on you Shame on you
ZRX1200 Offline
#329 Posted: Thu, Feb 2 2012, 8:56 PM EST
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Lancaster obviously hasn't traded with Busa for a dill dough shaped Tatuaje Tubo or one of his "custom" stored cigars......
dubleuhb Offline
#330 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 6:38 AM EST
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randy2001 wrote:
Hmmm - I am kinda new to cigarbid and, until I read this, didn't know that people would send free stuff (apparently in the hopes of securing some stuff in exchange or to encouraging a newbie - both laudable goals). I must confess that I am, however, not very keen on sending stuff to people I don't know and also am somewhat reluctant to accept things from those same people. I am not a Scrooge - in fact just yesterday I gave a guy that came to see me at my office some cigars just because I have a bunch in my current stock and he was pretty low and on a budget. In this day and age it just seems foolish to send and receive things from people you don't know. Is this an attitude I need to work on changing?


Sending/receiving cigars from strangers is no big deal, actually it can be very interesting. You don't seem to mind helping someone out when they need it, I'm sure that person was grateful for the smokes. Now if he came back and presumed you would give him more, well that is one of the things this thread was about.
RANT ON;
FWIW, I wouldn't ask for cigars to say...give to your buddies so they will like you, when in reality you were more than likely just stocking your own humidor, that's been done. Or start PMing others on leads for a certain cigar and that person gives you some direction, then a couple days later start asking about the same cigar until some generous but oblivious soul offers some up. Then act like your soooo surprised and grateful and just can't believe your luck, yeah it's been done to. This is a good place with many generous people and who they send their cigars to is their business, I just don't like people being taken advantage of.
RANT OFFBeer
watchurai Offline
#331 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 8:59 AM EST
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DaQueenBeez wrote:
Classic mooch traducement ... tsk tsk! Shame on you Shame on you




Classic mooch castigation. ram27bat
watchurai Offline
#332 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 9:03 AM EST
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dubleuhb wrote:
Sending/receiving cigars from strangers is no big deal, actually it can be very interesting. You don't seem to mind helping someone out when they need it, I'm sure that person was grateful for the smokes. Now if he came back and presumed you would give him more, well that is one of the things this thread was about.
RANT ON;
FWIW, I wouldn't ask for cigars to say...give to your buddies so they will like you, when in reality you were more than likely just stocking your own humidor, that's been done. Or start PMing others on leads for a certain cigar and that person gives you some direction, then a couple days later start asking about the same cigar until some generous but oblivious soul offers some up. Then act like your soooo surprised and grateful and just can't believe your luck, yeah it's been done to. This is a good place with many generous people and who they send their cigars to is their business, I just don't like people being taken advantage of.
RANT OFFBeer




Classic mooch pontification. ram27bat
KPP Offline
#333 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 9:30 AM EST
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dubleuhb wrote:

RANT ON;
FWIW, I wouldn't ask for cigars to say...give to your buddies so they will like you, when in reality you were more than likely just stocking your own humidor, that's been done. Or start PMing others on leads for a certain cigar and that person gives you some direction, then a couple days later start asking about the same cigar until some generous but oblivious soul offers some up. Then act like your soooo surprised and grateful and just can't believe your luck, yeah it's been done to. This is a good place with many generous people and who they send their cigars to is their business, I just don't like people being taken advantage of.
RANT OFFBeer


It's amazing what you see when you start paying attention ain't it Bill? Thing of it is, it's so blatently obvious most times.....I still don't get how/why it works.
duwan Offline
#334 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 9:40 AM EST
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is anybody gonna send me any gaddam free cigars or what? i'm still waiting, ya know.
Lancaster6802 Offline
#335 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 9:46 AM EST
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ZRX1200 wrote:
Lancaster obviously hasn't traded with Busa for a dill dough shaped Tatuaje Tubo or one of his "custom" stored cigars......


No, I got one! It came with batteries and a glove
fishinguitarman Offline
#336 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 10:07 AM EST
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Ya'll are just taking all the fun out of being a freelaoding, manipulating mooch! Brick wall
jeff.foxy Offline
#337 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 10:17 AM EST
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watchurai - classic mooch watchdog and pointer out! ram27bat
watchurai Offline
#338 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 10:18 AM EST
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jeff.foxy wrote:
watchurai - classic mooch watchdog and pointer out! ram27bat




Classic mooch stereo-typing. ram27bat




(In case you are taking me seriously...all in fun, Fox.)
randy2001 Offline
#339 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 11:50 AM EST
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Hey there Watchurai - methinks thou dost protest too much - that's a classic mooch maneuver, isn't it?

Herfing
randy2001 Offline
#340 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 11:54 AM EST
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Ok - after reading all the mooch-related posts - and at the risk of falling into that category, does anyone know if cigarbid ever carries the Alec Bradley Vice Press or the Casa Blanca Jeroboam (preferably the maduro)?

I recently had occasion to try the Vice Press and thought it was great.

The Casa Blanca is my favorite golf cigar. If properly humidified it can last an entire round (assuming there isn't too much wind).

Finally - there seems to be way tooooo many choices of where to post stuff - at least too many for me to take the time to decipher. So I will probably just put my posts here. Sorry in advance to any self-appointed posting police.
randy2001 Offline
#341 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 12:08 PM EST
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ok - one more thing - why doesn't my avatar picture show up here?
ZRX1200 Offline
#342 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 12:09 PM EST
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What membership level are you^?
randy2001 Offline
#343 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 12:21 PM EST
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hmmm - if Rookie is a level - I think that would be me
TIGERCDW Offline
#344 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 12:42 PM EST
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randy2001 wrote:
ok - one more thing - why doesn't my avatar picture show up here?



Pictures of butt plugs and enlargement pumps are frowned upon by management.

Try a picture of a tree.

TIGER
fishinguitarman Offline
#345 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 12:43 PM EST
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LMAO!
watchurai Offline
#346 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 12:54 PM EST
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randy2001 wrote:
ok - one more thing - why doesn't my avatar picture show up here?




Classic mooch ineptitude. ram27bat
watchurai Offline
#347 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 12:55 PM EST
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randy2001 wrote:
Hey there Watchurai - methinks thou dost protest too much - that's a classic mooch maneuver, isn't it?

Herfing




Classic mooch paraphrasing. ram27bat
watchurai Offline
#348 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 12:56 PM EST
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randy2001 wrote:
Ok - after reading all the mooch-related posts - and at the risk of falling into that category, does anyone know if cigarbid ever carries the Alec Bradley Vice Press or the Casa Blanca Jeroboam (preferably the maduro)?

I recently had occasion to try the Vice Press and thought it was great.

The Casa Blanca is my favorite golf cigar. If properly humidified it can last an entire round (assuming there isn't too much wind).

Finally - there seems to be way tooooo many choices of where to post stuff - at least too many for me to take the time to decipher. So I will probably just put my posts here. Sorry in advance to any self-appointed posting police.




Classic mooch apologist. ram27bat



And, welcome.
That last sentence will win you the love of Rambo, I am sure. d'oh!
randy2001 Offline
#349 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 1:54 PM EST
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TIGERCDW wrote:
Pictures of butt plugs and enlargement pumps are frowned upon by management.

Try a picture of a tree.

TIGER



Funny Tiger - wholly inappropriate, but funny nonetheless.
ZRX1200 Offline
#350 Posted: Fri, Feb 3 2012, 2:11 PM EST
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Tiger is just trying to mooch some from you.


He does that to 70% of us!
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