Do you smoke

frippism wrote: JJLehto wrote: Heroin? Child's play Gnaw on a raw pineal gland I had to google it. It sounds intense :O tamijo wrote: Totaly fed up with all that, I want to tell You how to live your life  We need space to not allways be those perfect machines, doing everything right ! Some like to smoke, some eat an unhealthy load of crap, some drink, some like to paint with unhealty oli colours, some like to drive in stupid hungry cars.    Some like to climb dangerous cliffs, some like to dive in caves.   LETS DO WHAT WE WANT, WE ARE NOT MACHINES MADE TO PRODUCE AS MUSH AS POSSIBLE, AT THE LOWEST COST POSSIBLE, WE ARE HUMANS !!  It's not really the "smoking is de-moral" it's more a "you're smoking and it smells bad and makes me stink and gives me cancer [though probably minimal]".

JJLehto wrote: I think it's just human nature (passion?) but it seems with anything: a political idea, new band/genre of music, new brand of something, new to religion, new to non smoking...the most fervent tend to be the new comers indeed. Seriously, I don't get the general anti smoking sentiment, especially the harshness of it. If you live with/have to deal with someone who smokes then yeah, it impacts you and if you want to then try to work with it/get em to quit. But strangers? Especially when we're outside? Does it really impact your life? But hey, more human nature...we gotta make sure others do as we want. Not to derail, I've sene cigars pop up a few times. I think those are nasty, shame that they smell so good. Only had one I got any enjoyment from. Ciggs were generally neutral, if forced I'd rather have that over a cigar!

Slartibartfast wrote: ^ "You burn me up I'm a cigarette..." JJLehto wrote: Heroin? Child's play Gnaw on a raw pineal gland Hand sanitizer. For me the definitive answer is "only when I'm on fire".

Ahhh but that's not smoking! Unless we can turn this into an old fashioned PA general drug thread but that never ended well. Even though we now have this thing so maybe its ok now?

Also when you resort to getting alcohol from hand sanitizer (I've heard some kids try) you reeeaaally are in a bad way.



Edited by JJLehto - May 24 2012 at 06:58

20 fags a day, superking size.

I smell like an ashtray. My apartment too.

My fingernails are yellow, my skin is yellow, my teeth are yellow,  the goo from my lungs is yellow.

frippism wrote: It's kinda like someone constantly farting in public, only farting doesn't give me cancer

There speaks someone who's never eaten a garlic chilli chicken bahar!

I think it's just human nature (passion?) but it seems with anything: a political idea, new band/genre of music, new brand of something, new to religion, new to non smoking...the most fervent tend to be the new comers indeed.

Seriously, I don't get the general anti smoking sentiment, especially the harshness of it.
If you live with/have to deal with someone who smokes then yeah, it impacts you and if you want to then try to work with it/get em to quit.

But strangers? Especially when we're outside? Does it really impact your life?
But hey, more human nature...we gotta make sure others do as we want.

Not to derail, I've sene cigars pop up a few times. I think those are nasty, shame that they smell so good. Only had one I got any enjoyment from. Ciggs were generally neutral, if forced I'd rather have that over a cigar!

Totaly fed up with all that, I want to tell You how to live your life 

Dean wrote: dean (2nd January 2008) wrote: I use to be ambivalent towards non-smokers but of late I find myself becoming less tolerant to the point of being internally quite belligerent. Since my self-control and will-power has already been proven to be weak it is only a matter of time before I lose the ability to keep those pugnacious feelings to myself. And to be perfectly honest, I am looking forward to that day.     Four years on and nothing's changed - I'd still like to be an aggressive smoker... if I'm going to stand accused and punished without trial for being rude and inconsiderate then I may as well be rude and inconsiderate; if I'm going to be treated like a second-class citizen then I see no reason not to behave like one. But it's not in my nature to be that impolite unless grossly provoked, the best I can manage is to be politely unapologetic. I was always a polite and conciderate smoker before so why should I tolerate aggressive non-smokers now.   When some non-smoker does that comical pantomime waive of disdain when some smoke drifts within 30 metres of their airspace (come on, you've all done it) I will reciprocate with an disdainful waive of dismissal of equal proportion. If that results in some haughty retort then I will politely explain that if the odour offends them then they should move away - they have that choice. I have become a lot less tolerant of non-smokers demands - I am already reduced to smoking outside, way from doorways and open windows - I am as far away from them as it is practical to be, it seems only fair that they place themselves as far away from me as it is practical to be - a little respect goes a long way.   It has never been my intention to share my smoke with anyone, I'm not a sharing person.

LSD is terrible.

No, I never smoked.