2. Minister

3. Doctorate

4. Married

5. Above $50,000

6. 97 Olds Aurora, 99 Chevy Tahoe

7. Fuente, Gurkha, Perdomo, Bucanero, Partagas, El Rey del Mundo, Onyx Reserve, Hoyo de Monterey, Bolivar, Many others

8. Two a day on average, more on vacation

Pat, 10/07/1962, Nurenberg West Germany (AF Brat)

2. occupation.

Financial services/Insurance/Commercial Real Estate

3. education level.

3 1/2 year college

4. married, single, widowed, divorced.

Married

5. income level (optional) above $25,000. above $50,000. above $100,000.

above $100,000

6. automobile owned.

Expedition EB/Chev crew cab PU

7. favorite cigar.

Bucanero

8. number of cigars smoked per day or per week.

3-4 (As many as the War Dept will let me)

Bill, 01-06-81, Waukegan, IL

2. occupation.

Student

3. education level.

3yrs College, so far

4. married, single, widowed, divorced.

Single

5. income level (optional) above $25,000. above $50,000. above $100,000.

About 40 Fu#$*ng dollars a week from a part time job.

6. automobile owned.

'98 Ranger 4x4

7. favorite cigar.

Hemminway or Padron Executive Maduro

8. number of cigars smoked per day or per week.

on average 1 per day, probably more like 3 during the week and 2 a day on weekends

gig'em is a saying that my school used about 50 years ago when we were going to play a team that had a mascot of a pig, a famous Texas A&M sports caster and farmer at the time clamed we were gonna GIG’EM which at the time meant to castrate them. My school has many traditions that don’t make any sense why we still do them but that is what my school does best and keep up with the traditions, just like our 12th man tradition about 60 years ago we ran out of players on our football team and one man that was in the stands jumped in and played so all during the game we never sit down to show we are ready to go in whenever they need us.

GIG’EM

Dan

1. Chris, 5/15/68, Baton Rouge.

2. Business writer.

3. BA, Journalism.

4. married, 2 girls (1, 3)

5. income level above $25,000.

6. '01 xterra

7. favorite cigar -- hmmm. maria mancini magic mountain, el rey del mundo, and when i have time to smoke it, punch gran cru prince consort.

8. probably 3 or 4 per week

I've almost double that (20th next May) and can only hope that your's will be as happy and fulfilled as ours. Many, many more!

Robert, 5/70, Mass

2. occupation.

Corporate lawyer

3. education level.

Law School

4. married, single, widowed, divorced.

Married

5. income level (optional) above $25,000. above $50,000. above $100,000.

above 100

6. automobile owned.

Infiniti I30 & Grand Caravan

7. favorite cigar.

Still learning, but love CAO and Zino

8. number of cigars smoked per day or per week.

About 10

Found this post lurking and many are asking similar questions; It has been awhile so some info has changed... No disrespect to anyone.

RJ

Tim, 5/18/1962, Hazard, KY

2. occupation.

Retired Military, Electrical Engineer, And soon to be Land Lord only.

3. education level.

Masters degree in ELectrical Engineering

4. married, single, widowed, divorced.

Married 17 years

5. income level (optional) above $25,000. above $50,000. above $100,000.

$150,000+

6. automobile owned.

2002 Mercury Mountaineer and I have a 2000 Ford Escort that I use for driving to and from work.

7. favorite cigar.

Hoyo de Monterrey Excalibur, Anything by Carlos Torano or CAO. SO FAR

8. number of cigars smoked per day or per week.

10-15 a week

Matt to my friends. July 5th of '57 and like the salmon swimming around me, I have ultimately returned to my spawning ground around Seattle, WA (Kikland)

2. occupation.

I am a research Database Architect/Analyst

3. education level.

MS Statistics, passed several actuarial exams and have Microsoft certifications

4. married, single, widowed, divorced.

Married

5. income level (optional)

I was once mid-upper middle class but have been successful enough to climb to the Lower Upper class (Downer/Upper??). Lifes full up ups and downs

6. automobile owned.

Lexus ES 300

7. favorite cigar.

ISOM - Monte #2 Robaina Unico Partagas D3&4

non-ISOM - Opus Robustos, PAM Exclusivo, Hemi Best Sellers, Signatures and Fuente SG 858 & Cuban Belis

8. number of cigars smoked per day or per week.

7-10

2. occupation: Computer operations

3. education level: Some college looooong ago.

4. married since Feb.'81,

5. income: yes.

6. automobile: Subaru Legacy GT.

7. favorite cigar: Haven't been smoking long enough. Buying lot's of 5 packs.

8. Only about 2 to 3 a week.

Mark, 01-01-1952, St. Louis MO

2. occupation.

CPA

3. education level.

BSBA

4. married, single, widowed, divorced.

Married with children

5. income level (optional) above $25,000. above $50,000. above $100,000.

>$100K

6. automobile owned.

Ford Windstar, Chevrolet Malibu

7. favorite cigar.

FFOX, Partagas Black Magnifico (Everyday)

8. number of cigars smoked per day or per week.

7-10/wk

RJ

1. Steve, April 1980, Philadelphia.

2. Giving you deals

3. Lehigh University graduate

4. Single

5. I'd be shot

6. '04 Grande Cherokee Laredo

7. Gurkha Centurian

8. 1-2 a day

2. 07/07/1977 Richmond, Va

3. Virginia Commonwealth University School Of Business

4. Married 1 & 1/2 years

5. Below 50k Branch Manager(Retail Banking)

6. 2004 350 Nissan Z (fun as hell to drive)

7. PAM any size

8. 1-2 per day

2. Depends on which time of the day.

Heavy equipment fleet mechanic by day.

Automotive information advisor and automotive information website operator. www.batauto.com

3. college and trade school

4. married 18 years

5. income level above $50,000.

6. 65 Chevy 4x4, 70 Chevy 4x4, 84 GMC S-15 V-8 Jimmy,

2001 Cevy Impala

7. PSD4.

8. Depends on the day, but usually 2.