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tippexx
17-02-2010, 05:24 PM
.... well, not just yet for a bit. But sooner or later, either by death or by decision it will come to us all.

For myself, and at my age (62) I guess it will be either because I just wont want to face another winter of frozen feet, runny-nose and pretending to be enjoying something while shivering or more likely because my State Pension wont fill a Tesco trolly let alone run to visits to the baccy-kiosk.

On the brighter side you do hear of folks who smoke cigars right into old-age. Sir Winston, Charles Forte even Jimmy Saville.

Does anyone know any elder-Affectionados or had any thoughts as to when they might consider quitting cigars?

daverave999
17-02-2010, 05:54 PM
George Burns (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Burns) liked his cigars and he was quite old... Not considered giving anything up yet.

rokkitsci
17-02-2010, 05:55 PM
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For myself, and at my age (62)...

Does anyone know any elder-Affectionados

Let's start with at my age (63, closing in on 64)...

I plan to die with a stogie in my mouth at triple-digits. If George Burns could do it, consider the better health care and medical advances that should keep me alive even longer yet.

My goal is to stay around long enough that I can turn up the volume on me electronic ears and eavesdrop around the corner whilst my femchildren grumble to each other about "when is that old sonuvabitch finally going to die?"

I suggest you take your State Pension and invest in a one-way ticket to sunny Florida US of byghodz A. Your comfort is assured in our spare bedroom, your feets won't freeze in our mild winters, and I'll have a partner in crime whenever my wife vizzits me (us) on the back porch, inevitably exclaiming "Ghodz, those things STINK!"

G-man
17-02-2010, 06:07 PM
what are you waiting for? I see your post and then read Rocket boys and see your still logged on here! Shouldn't you be packing for sunny Florida?
PS don't get comfortable ,I'll be visiting in August and want My room back
By that time U should have hooked up with some hot 70 year olé momma!:eek:

tippexx
17-02-2010, 06:09 PM
..... exclaiming "Ghodz, those things STINK!"

Think you're missus an' mine might just get along a bit too well for comfort .... an' mines's mum's no better either!

satch
17-02-2010, 06:10 PM
I know what you mean,T.
Wandering around my neighbourhood with frozen digits trying to enjoy a cigar. not brill.
I have summer plans to make the shed/summerhouse winnter-proof because, frankly, I'm pissed off with it.
By the way I'm sprightly, ahem, 52.

eggopp
17-02-2010, 06:16 PM
Im allowed to smoke my cigars in the house, i just ask my self for permission and grant it.. haha my house my rules :smoke:

Simon-JG-hr
17-02-2010, 06:31 PM
As a sprightly young nipper (it would appear... :p) I intend, like the rest of you, to continue along my merry life for as long as possible.

To help achieve this, I will continue to spend most of the winters cigar free (bar ski weeks). The humidors will be prised open come Easter and the summer will be viewed through a hazy fog of beautiful tobacco leaf smoke.

snooky
17-02-2010, 07:10 PM
Im 53 and just started smoking, i wont consider stopping , unless some gorgeous nymph can persuade me otherwise.:rolleyes:

Cigar-aficionado
17-02-2010, 07:42 PM
Arrange regular residential herfs at each others houses, only those that have indoor smoking though:tongue: Anyone up for a Cornish herf this summer?

cigarsmoke
17-02-2010, 08:04 PM
I would give up smoking cigars tomorrow,but I,am no quitter. :smile:

Besides, I have 6 humidors full of puros to get thru :smoke:

I am 55 years young

mackem keith
17-02-2010, 08:14 PM
I know that giving up my cigars just does not register in my vocabulary i just couldnt imagine life without them. Im 30 years old by the way and plan to keep puffing on a cigar for as long as possible hopefully to a ripe old age:smile:

TJCoro
18-02-2010, 01:19 AM
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misterbulgarin
18-02-2010, 06:55 PM
Im only 20 and cant see myself giving up in a long time. I dont know how I could give up, what do I do with all them stogies in my humi?!?

Kdot
19-02-2010, 07:17 AM
ill stop when they prise them from my cold dead hands!

crslaytor
19-02-2010, 11:21 AM
I am just wondering, what difference does it make stoping now, if you are already 50+ and you have been smoking for all those years? :41: