Smoking

Thanks for the guilt trip, old man.....

I had a puff on a cigarette once, when I was younger and it tasted fowl. I went to a pub a few times in my life and never liked staying long, due to the smoke from cigarettes. I let one rip one night whilst at the pub years ago. A customer and the publican moved away from me quickly whilst complaining about the odour. I told them that I have to put up with the cigarette smoke, why can`t they put up with the smell. Both of them thought the comment made sense and moved back closer to me after that.

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Originally Posted by Bush Ranger

I had a puff on a cigarette once, when I was younger and it tasted fowl. I went to a pub a few times in my life and never liked staying long, due to the smoke from cigarettes. I let one rip one night whilst at the pub years ago. A customer and the publican moved away from me quickly whilst complaining about the odour. I told them that I have to put up with the cigarette smoke, why can`t they put up with the smell. Both of them thought the comment made sense and moved back closer to me after that comment.

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When I was 8, I had my rolled up but of paper and was 'smoking' with the cool grownups. Then one of them lt it for a laugh. That puff put me off for good!

However.....

Congratulations to all those who have managed to give up smoking. Or any other addictions for that matter.

Seems trivial in comparison, but I'm addicted to those maccas quarter pounders, tried to give em up, lasted three months, and now I eat them daily again.

Any addiction is hard to break, especially one that is part of your daily routine. So congrats again, and thanks for the inspiration.

Cheers.

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Originally Posted by katwoman

Thanks for the guilt trip, old man.....

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That's ok mate, you really need to give it away, besides the money you save you could spend more on your hobby

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Originally Posted by Bush Ranger

I had a puff on a cigarette once, when I was younger and it tasted fowl. I went to a pub a few times in my life and never liked staying long, due to the smoke from cigarettes. I let one rip one night whilst at the pub years ago. A customer and the publican moved away from me quickly whilst complaining about the odour. I told them that I have to put up with the cigarette smoke, why can`t they put up with the smell. Both of them thought the comment made sense and moved back closer to me after that comment.

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So you saying you have a flactulent problem lol
Cleared the bar at the Lorne pub once long time ago he he

I gave the ciggies away
cold turkey from 45 a
day. It was
one of the hardest things
I ever did. As a reward I
put all of my smoke money
away. It paid for a trip
to Exmouth, a
station wagon when
mudnutette was born
and the money helped
put a bigger deposit
on our house. Now
the money goes into
the Old Trol.

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Originally Posted by threedogs

So you saying you have a flactulent problem lol
Cleared the bar at the Lorne pub once long time ago he he

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It`s a bad habit hard to kick and it`s bad for other peoples health. Second thoughts, mine to if some one didn`t like it lol.