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Works for me every time
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Robbie we are not talking about STD's
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i kid i kid
Red Rocket, Red Rocket
Works for me every time
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Robbie we are not talking about STD's
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i kid i kid
If you ever have a question or need some help, just ask us. We’re all here to help, and promote the brotherhood of cigars.
These are the last two sentences in the newbie intro guide Rod posted. Maybe some of you guys should go back over and read it once more. This community is supposed to be friendly and helpful.
Nobody here is defending this guy. He doesn't need any defense . . . nothing is wrong with his request. He has followed the rules and he has asked for help. Now I read that he's being rude. While I agree that asking for the best deal would be rude, I guess I need to have my eyes checked, because I have read and re-read the original post and have yet to see where the guy asked anything related to finding the best "deals."
I also don't see anything about not being able to discuss/debate things. To the contrary, I'm pretty sure those intros posted by Rod discuss the fact that this is an adult community that allows freedom and exchange of speech/opinions.
Nope . . . that's what the source rule prevents.
To add, this isn't a simple question. You won't see this kind of reaction, if someone asks Cello on or Cello off? You're not going to see people object to someone asking why their humidity is shit in their humidor. Those are questions and many many people will help out and give their opinion.
You're not getting it and I don't think you're willing to give up the fight. What was asked isn't a simple question, if it was he could have easily found hundreds of vendors by an easy Google search. I just did one and guess what, numerous retailers popped up, in fact 71,300 pages contain those words.
You do not show up to a cigar board and ask, "What are your Best 3 Online Retailers", period.
Nope . . . that's what the source rule prevents.
Source rules are out in public, if he sent you a PM asking for your vendor, would you give it to him?
Maybe I'm out of line here, but this is my opinion. I've seen this over and over again, people join up and right off the bat ask for the moon. It gets tiresome. let's make a bet on how long he sticks around, I say less then 4 months.
Brandon, no I wouldn't in a PM unless I got to know him. Look, I'm not trying to argue with you. We can agree to disagree. Obviously, there is a difference of opinion here, both FOG and FNG alike.
However, it is apparent that the issues are deeper than this guy or this post. That was the reason for my original request to you concerning discussing the real issues. I think most are willing to have an intelligent and respectful discussion, but that does not include "STFU you noob" or "that's the way it is . . . end of debate."
By all means I want them to get business, but that's not my issue. People have to put in their dues, before they'll get any handouts from me.
I have to agree with Tom and it's ridiculous.
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Nothing against the newbie, he didn't know. But it dilutes the "family" environment when the kingdom is open to any who ask.
Tone, the only person I see here talking like they are the "know all and be all" is you. You can get mad and stomp at that statement if you wish, but most adults don't respond very well to being spoken too like a troublesome child. Luckily, this community is a whole lot larger than you and most others don't share your opinions. They also understand that being afforded respect is a byproduct of showing some.
Tone, the only person I see here talking like they are the "know all and be all" is you. You can get mad and stomp at that statement if you wish, but most adults don't respond very well to being spoken too like a troublesome child. Luckily, this community is a whole lot larger than you and most others don't share your opinions. They also understand that being afforded respect is a byproduct of showing some.
Well I guess you told me!
Respect is earned not by word but by deed. When you have as much time and effort invested in CP as I and others here have, then get back to me. You just got here and you want me to grovel at your feet, it doesn't work that way. I'm sorry you feel that way, but quite a few do share my viewpoint.
Tone, the only person I see here talking like they are the "know all and be all" is you. You can get mad and stomp at that statement if you wish, but most adults don't respond very well to being spoken too like a troublesome child. Luckily, this community is a whole lot larger than you and most others don't share your opinions. They also understand that being afforded respect is a byproduct of showing some.
Well I guess you told me!
Respect is earned not by word but by deed. When you have as much time and effort invested in CP as I and others here have, then get back to me. You just got here and you want me to grovel at your feet, it doesn't work that way. I'm sorry you feel that way, but quite a few do share my viewpoint.
Tone, I'm not asking you to grovel at my feet and I'm not trying to tell you anything. However, I care nothing for being spoken to like a dog and I am sure you don't either. We are grown adults here and are supposed to be Brothers of the Leaf. Can't we discuss things as such?
I apologize to you if my simple words treated you indifferently.
But, don't expect anything further from me after this exchange.
It's amazing that you still don't get it. Since John's analogy about a neighbor walking in your house and taking a beer didn't resonate with you maybe this will. If a new guy moves into your town and starts telling you who has lived there for years I'm going to piss on your lawn because I don't like the law stating I can't! What do you do? Do you tell him we have that law for a reason, or do you say ok you can destroy my well manicured lawn that I mow and seed and take care of because you disagree with our laws?I apologize to you if my simple words treated you indifferently.
But, don't expect anything further from me after this exchange.
I have never expected or asked anything of you other than common courtesy. Keep your backhanded apology.