hcswingfield
Active Member
lebeau said:
He was just glad to see you.
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Cigars in WDW
- Thread starter Rogue71371
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He was just glad to see you.
righttrack
Well-Known Member
M. Racer said:I know this is a bit of thread drift(no more so than the NFC East wars), but while I have cigar smokers rounded up, do you guys (or ladies) have any favorite out-of-the-way places to light up. (PLEASE,PLEASE don't start a dispute about people smoking in the theme parks again). OUT-OF-THE-WAY
places do not include theme parks. I have found areas outside at resorts and DTD where you can enjoy a stogie and not bother anyone. Favorite spots??BTW...GO GIANTS.
Sure, resort pool areas after the pool has closed, or is about to close. Lots of people smoking their cigars there. Along the waterways at various resorts (hammocks at CS are very nice for that). On my rental boat. I generally go for places that are quiet, have few people, and are just made for relaxing.
I agree with the Rental Boats, and by the Pool later at night. Pretty much anywhere not overly populated is OK.
Last time we all went down, my cousin and I were also at Port Orleans, and we used to have a cigar when the kids were in bed, by one of the side pools, about 3-4 days in to the vacation we had about 7 or 8 guys all meeting out there for a nightly cigar. Talk about a nice way to relax at the end of the day. We jokingly called it The Port Orleans Cigar Club.
Our flight leaves in 39 hours!!!
Last time we all went down, my cousin and I were also at Port Orleans, and we used to have a cigar when the kids were in bed, by one of the side pools, about 3-4 days in to the vacation we had about 7 or 8 guys all meeting out there for a nightly cigar. Talk about a nice way to relax at the end of the day. We jokingly called it The Port Orleans Cigar Club.
Our flight leaves in 39 hours!!!
righttrack
Well-Known Member
Rogue71371 said:
This describes my experiences to a tee. Met lots of nice people and exchanged ideas for the next day. We also shared in our alcohol purchases at the sundry shop during this time. Very communal experience.
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Goofyernmost
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How's that saying go... "Are you happy to see me or is that a cigar in your pocket?"
EDIT: Sorry @hcswingfield , I didn't see your post until after I posted mine and I cannot for the life of me think of anything clever to replace it with. We will just call yours the introduction and mine the explanation.
