I think it would be interesting if there was one post that had the info for everybody in one spot. I could not find a post like this in the forum search

1. first name, date of birth, and place of birth.

2. occupation.

3. education level.

4. married, single, widowed, divorced.

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

6. automobile owned.

7. favorite cigar.

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

Chris 7-75 chicago

2. occupation.

Insurance/Investment broker

3. education level.

some college

4. married, single, widowed, divorced.

single

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

above 50-100 this year

6. automobile owned.

honda prelude BMW 3 series in 2 months

7. favorite cigar.

SO far punch rothschild/ fuente short story

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

1/day

Warren, 10/10/78, Dalton GA

2. occupation.

Small Business Owner - Internet Marketing/Sales

3. education level.

Some College. Too many liberals to stick around. 🙂

4. married, single, widowed, divorced.

Single

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

Above $100,000.

6. automobile owned.

2002 Tahoe LT

7. favorite cigar.

Padron 1964 Anniversario, Ashton VSG, Montesino Aged Cabinet, Drew Estate Industrial Press, Fuente Sungrown, Don Carlos, Hemingway, etc.

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

Several per day. I'm a junkie.

defcon

welcome to our world of crazy people who smoke dead leaves rolled into bundles. we argue about about politics and sometimes religion. we don't fight about cigars, except for a dog rocket cigar that everyone seems to hate, but the name comes up constantly. and word to the wise, never discuss over bidding.

most of the guys don't know that i am an insurance broker, so please don't tell them. you do need to get that bottom line increased so you can buy and keep on hand more cigars then a small cigar store. you seem to be doing all right for your age, so i'll bet in a short time you will start to get annoyed the way the government has become your partner in the profits, if you haven't already.

try a hemmingway masterpiece if you can. only a monte cristo "A" gives it any competetion, or vice versa. all the monte's have a milder, softer, for the want of a better description, smoke. i don't know of anyone that doesn't like the hemmingway line. the only debate about it is the price. most people overpay, but, we at cbid no more secrets about price than your average cigar buyer.

i hope your new car gives you all you expect.

anything i can do for you email [email protected]

first let me assure you i have my vcr programmed to tape your show. i never miss it, so please don't hurt me.

it is interesting that many of the new guys around are enjoying the financial fruits of their labors and also enjoy the world of cigars. you guys add to the class of the boards.

i see you have excellent taste in cigars. if you are like i am, try some of the different 5 packs that are cheaper then the quality cigars you are smoking or you will find yourself like i did, smoking a car payment a month. i will be happy to send you a sample if you would like. email a snailer.

welcome aboard

[email protected]

Mike, June 1976, Bronx,NY

2. occupation.

Actor/Director/Chrysler-Jeep Salesman

3. education level.

B.A./M.F.A.

4. married, single, widowed, divorced.

Engaged (wedding is 8/2/03)

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

above $1 😉

6. automobile owned.

Subaru Impreza STi & Subaru Legacy GT

7. favorite cigar.

Padron Anniversario Maduro

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

Per week average this year: 3-7

Jason 3 -1974

2. occupation.

US Navy

3. education level.

AS Degree in Computer Network Systems

4. married, single, widowed, divorced.

Married with one daughter

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

42,000

6. automobile owned.

2001 Chevy Silverado

7. favorite cigar.

AF Hemingway

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

gotten up to about 3 a day

(2)occupation: armed courier for brinks

(3)education:SOME JC'AND SCHOOL OF EMS FOR EMT 1A

(4)Single

(6)automobile owned: 2002 chevy avalanche

(7)favorite cigar:Cao avo and a bunch of others

(8)number of cigars smoked per day\week: as maney as I can between 7-10

2. occupation. Truck Driver

3. education level MD in life.

4. married, single, widowed, divorced.All of the above

5. income level (optional) above $25,000. above $50,000. above $100,000. (Varies according to what DOT will let me get away with)

6. automobile owned.

Harley Davidson

7. favorite cigar.

Still Looking

8. number of cigars smoked per day or per week. Varries according to what my better half will let me get away with

Clayton, 3/71, Landstuhl, Germany

2. occupation.

Full-time student, part-time fine dining server

3. education level.

Graduate in 3 weeks with a BA in Philosophy

4. married, single, widowed, divorced.

Married

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

I'm a student, what do you think?

6. automobile owned.

1984 Jeep Grand Wagoneer

7. favorite cigar.

ISOM - 1. Bolivar Belicosos Fino 2. Montecristo Robusto Limited Ediccion 3. Montecristo #2 4. Trinidad Fundadores

All timers - Non-ISOM - 1. A.F. Hemingway Untold Story 2. Avo 75th Anniversary 3. Davidoff Milennium 4. Greycliff Cristal (not released yet) 5. Felipe Gregorio Centenarios Liga C (after 6 months aging)

6. Camacho Diploma (either size) 7. Punch Rare Corojo 8.Montecristo Reserve Belicosos 9. A.F. Hemingway Work of Art Maduro 10. Greycliff Professionale P.G.'s

Current everydayers - 1. Sancho Panza Double Maduro 2. Anything from La Luna'a AF, MF, or NF line 3. Avo Domaine's 4. Griffins Natural Fuertes 5. Perdomo Estate Seleccion Imperios 6. Avo Signatures (actually, just about anything from AVO) 7. Oneoff Campanas 8. Ashton Double Magnums 9. Felipe Gregorio Serenos 10. Perdomo2 Rhombus

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

Usually about 2 a day or less.

2. Manager of Audiovisual Services at the University of New Hampshire

3. Bachelor of Music / Minor in Business

4. Married

5. Income over 50K

6. Saturn SC2 (the little 3 door model)

7. Ashton VSG CAO Brazillia, CAO Annaversary Extreme

8. 3 per week on a good week 4.

I like some of the more moderately priced cigars also. Buck for buck I'll take a Canaria D'Oro, Indian Tabac, The Cigar Pequenos, Padron Londres Maduro, etc. I must admit I spend more for cigars than my girlfriend would like but then again it's one of the few things I enjoy doing for myself.

Baseball, politics, and cigars. 😉

Joshua, 04/20/81, Biloxi, Mississippi

2. occupation.

Chemical Engineer for an Oil Refinery

3. education level.

BS in Chemical Engineering

4. married, single, widowed, divorced.

Single

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

Above 50,000

6. automobile owned.

2002 Ford F-150 XLT 4x4

7. favorite cigar.

CAO.

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

Several per week.

2. Medical imaging network engineer

3. 2yr college, many tech schools

4. married w/children

5. $50k+

6. 1995 BMW 530i

7. Hoyo de Monterrey oscuros of different sizes. For a short smoke it's C.A.O. petite maduros

8. 15/week

Hometown: Fairfield,CT..now live in Old Lyme,CT

Defense industry-Teamsters Union

Some college

Married-2 kids

50K +

2003 Pontiac Vibe

Partagas Series D #4, Fuente Don Carlos#2, Romeo Y Julietta Exhibicion #3, Excalibur Prensado Oscuro, and Fuente Short Story.

One a day..as a dietary supplement. That's 7 a week for those south of the Mason-Dixon.

1) Cheryl, 6/6/66 (Yes, that really is my birthdate.), Revere, MA (Just north of Boston)

2) Administrator at an environmental/industrial cleaning services company

3) Associates degree in Paralegal Studies

4) Hmm...How about available, but not necessarily looking.

5) Not above 25,000

6) 94 Mercury Topaz (Haven't bought my own car yet. I've had my license only 5 years now.)

7) I'll have to try it out before I can answer this one. I think my Gemini curiosity is getting to me, I even dreamed I was smoking one this morning...interesting, I thought I was just going to buy them for someone else's pleasure.

8) I have to get to the first one then see what happens. I'll make sure to let all of you here know the day it happens.

Brian 9/19/60, Born in SoCal.

2. occupation.

Production Planner.

3. education level.

Some College Too many conservatives to stick around. 🙂

4. married, single, widowed, divorced.

Married with 2 beautiful children (Girl 8, Boy 6). They have completed me (as Dr. Evil would say).

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

Above 50K.

6. automobile owned.

Infinti I30/ Toyota Sienna.

7. favorite cigar.

Still trying to figure out.

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

2-3 a week and increasing.