Ok, so I never thought I would be saying this, but I have been going through my cooler today and seriously wondering how the hell I have so many cigars and have forgot about some these. Anyone else have this problem, or have had this problem?

I dont mean to brag, I think a few of you might be the only ones to understand. No one else gets it. :-)
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Gotta love when that happens bro! It's like Christmas!!
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But that's the fun part of hoarding cigars
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i agree with the above two...nothing better than finding something you forgot you had!
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Nah, it just means you're getting older & more senile.
Welcome to my wo.....what was I saying?
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Its how I got my first self-aged cigar. Managed to lose a Oliva O for about a year and a half and dug it up while searching for something else.
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Well if you have tooooo many cigars, I wouldn't worry about it, you can always send some to the troops :-)
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Hah. Was digging through my box at the cigar lounge the other day and found some gems I forgot I had. Always fun to find something you forgot you had!
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I was digging through my humidor and found Nicolas Cage in the bottom. He had been there since 2009. I had been wondering what had happened to him.
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I hope you put him back down for a few years...
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Long term. Definitely. :-)
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After Ghost Rider he's gonna need at least 5 more years. :-)
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This happens to me all the time. I pick up a 5ver at my local B&M and put them away and 2-3 sort of get lost and forgotten only to be discovered years later.


On the other hand I don't seem to have this problem for my ISOM humidors. I think I know every single cigar and the exact amount of years on each stick. Go figure. :-)
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You should kill him and freeze your stash! Don't risk it.
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He should be left and undisturbed in his slumber, a wild nick cage is very dangerous. Best thing to do is burn the house down and move out of state. I am sorry.

On the up side I found half a box of Viaje S&B 2nd release. :-)
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I call this phenomenon "Humidor Archaeology".
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I haven't really had this happen yet.
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I guess if you know where all your cigars are,
you don't have enough yet.
Then there are some guys who know what when and where each
cigar is from.
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I keep an inventory with all the relevant info, but that doesnt mean I don't flip through the humi and forget I had something (or forget I more of something than I thought) :-)
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One of these days I'll get there :-) Seems like a great "problem"
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