I never believed it when someone told me there was such thing as a smoking fetish. Wow.PayNSprayBandit said:
Anyway, I'm a weekend smoker too. I like to smoke when I'm drinking.
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Anyway, I'm a weekend smoker too. I like to smoke when I'm drinking.
This aroused a chuckle from me, seeing as how right after reading it, I noticed that your avatar is a picture of someone lighting one up.Flap Jack452 said:
Harharhar.
I only smoke cigarettes after smoking marijuana, because it enhances it a lot. I also love the smell, but I'm not very fond of the taste.
I dont smoke, I do plenty of martial arts so Im not going to do anything that damages my cardio. Nasty, expensive, habit. I did try "dip" when I was in texas and that was interesting.
I love going out to clubs and pubs since the smoking ban, I get home, my clothes stink and Im not wheezey with a cough the next morning. Magic.
I love going out to clubs and pubs since the smoking ban, I get home, my clothes stink and Im not wheezey with a cough the next morning. Magic.
used to almost every weekend for about three months then i started smoking at college occasionally, then kind lost interest....
i still smoke at parties sometimes if im in the mood, not to sound cliche but i really am more of a social smoker...i like the convos you get when you're all outside having a fag,
i havnt smoked for about nine months, but if i was right place right time this weekend i would, and then i'd be perfectly happy to go another nine months with out smoking...
i still smoke at parties sometimes if im in the mood, not to sound cliche but i really am more of a social smoker...i like the convos you get when you're all outside having a fag,
i havnt smoked for about nine months, but if i was right place right time this weekend i would, and then i'd be perfectly happy to go another nine months with out smoking...
I smoked for at least eight years. For most of that time, I was at the least a pack a day. Usually more. For a while, I was better than three packs a day of Marb Reds. For a bit longer than a year, I rolled my own. No filter. Yum.
Ok, so smoking is bad. We get it. I smoked knowing full well that it's bad for you. And you know what? Fuck it. It can also be good for you. I read once, years ago, that a couple of doctors loved the relaxing effect nicotine had on people, but hated the delivery system. Now, don't bother asking for a link, it was in a paper or magazine, and many years ago.
I don't smoke anymore. I miss the ritual of it, the relaxation of it, the community of it. When I was in college, I had more friends because I was a smoker. It was social. Probably still is. Ten minute break in class? Light 'em up, smoke 'em down. Great time to meet people. You can try and argue that it's possible to meet people without smoking, but look at the differences. Smokers often cluster together. Rarely does this leave people silent. With no impetus to cluster, what driving force is there for nonsmokers to start shooting the shit? Not much, usually.
Did I look cool? Meh, who cares? The only time I really thought smoking looked cool was when watching Good Night And Good Luck. Man, that looked fucking sweet. I had already been smoking for years by the time I saw that. Nowadays, I am nostalgic in a general sense, but don't miss some of the other aspects of it. I smell a bit better these days. I don't have to listen to my parents ***** when I go visit them.
Smoking is a choice, though, and we know it can be bad for you. We're aware, and frankly, we'd like you to shut the fuck up about it. I saw a shirt that I loved (although I've likely quoted it wrong, the general idea is still there):
Telling me smoking is bad for my health is worse than smoking.
If you know a smoker, yes, they know the risks. Don't bother telling them about it. Be helpful and supportive if they're trying to quit. Otherwise, you're a nuisance.
Also, trust me, secondhand smoke, while unpleasant, perhaps, is NOT worse than firsthand. Trust me.
Ok, so smoking is bad. We get it. I smoked knowing full well that it's bad for you. And you know what? Fuck it. It can also be good for you. I read once, years ago, that a couple of doctors loved the relaxing effect nicotine had on people, but hated the delivery system. Now, don't bother asking for a link, it was in a paper or magazine, and many years ago.
I don't smoke anymore. I miss the ritual of it, the relaxation of it, the community of it. When I was in college, I had more friends because I was a smoker. It was social. Probably still is. Ten minute break in class? Light 'em up, smoke 'em down. Great time to meet people. You can try and argue that it's possible to meet people without smoking, but look at the differences. Smokers often cluster together. Rarely does this leave people silent. With no impetus to cluster, what driving force is there for nonsmokers to start shooting the shit? Not much, usually.
Did I look cool? Meh, who cares? The only time I really thought smoking looked cool was when watching Good Night And Good Luck. Man, that looked fucking sweet. I had already been smoking for years by the time I saw that. Nowadays, I am nostalgic in a general sense, but don't miss some of the other aspects of it. I smell a bit better these days. I don't have to listen to my parents ***** when I go visit them.
Smoking is a choice, though, and we know it can be bad for you. We're aware, and frankly, we'd like you to shut the fuck up about it. I saw a shirt that I loved (although I've likely quoted it wrong, the general idea is still there):
Telling me smoking is bad for my health is worse than smoking.
If you know a smoker, yes, they know the risks. Don't bother telling them about it. Be helpful and supportive if they're trying to quit. Otherwise, you're a nuisance.
Also, trust me, secondhand smoke, while unpleasant, perhaps, is NOT worse than firsthand. Trust me.
When i'm very, VERY drunk, yes.
rarely, i smoke sober, or as a method of getting substances into my blood stream.
rarely, i smoke sober, or as a method of getting substances into my blood stream.
