to my old mate (a real lord) ⇦ hehheh! I liked that.
Now to the serious stuff.
I said colin, that I could smoke a *** - not that I want one or crave for one - theres a difference there me ol' butty. At no time have I had the urge to grab a *** out of anyones hand but a nice try colin ;O)
What I said was true, I never felt any fitter but maybe that had a lot to do with me not doing exercise but finacially I was a lot better off ;O)
I said way back in the other smoking thread that ex-smokers are the worse. Why?
Because we had the common sense to realise what we were doing to our bodies but more importantly what we were doing to others bodies who had no say in the matter. Now these people do have a say and smokers are made to feel like pariahs. Our sense of smell also returns which sometimes isn't so good, especially when around a smoker who stinks like an ashtray. The smell lingers everywhere, especially on their clothes and breath. My missus very often tells me that I stunk like that at one time :O( that's enough to stop me ever wanting to smoke again :O)
Due to my concern for others, in the last few years of smoking when realising the damage I was doing to people I used to always smoke outside, whether at home, in the pub or cafe. I went outside whether it was raining, snowing, freezing or sunny so if I still smoked this law would have no affect on me, it's something I used to do so why can't those who don't possess the will power to quit do likewise?
Now to the serious stuff.
I said colin, that I could smoke a *** - not that I want one or crave for one - theres a difference there me ol' butty. At no time have I had the urge to grab a *** out of anyones hand but a nice try colin ;O)
What I said was true, I never felt any fitter but maybe that had a lot to do with me not doing exercise but finacially I was a lot better off ;O)
I said way back in the other smoking thread that ex-smokers are the worse. Why?
Because we had the common sense to realise what we were doing to our bodies but more importantly what we were doing to others bodies who had no say in the matter. Now these people do have a say and smokers are made to feel like pariahs. Our sense of smell also returns which sometimes isn't so good, especially when around a smoker who stinks like an ashtray. The smell lingers everywhere, especially on their clothes and breath. My missus very often tells me that I stunk like that at one time :O( that's enough to stop me ever wanting to smoke again :O)
Due to my concern for others, in the last few years of smoking when realising the damage I was doing to people I used to always smoke outside, whether at home, in the pub or cafe. I went outside whether it was raining, snowing, freezing or sunny so if I still smoked this law would have no affect on me, it's something I used to do so why can't those who don't possess the will power to quit do likewise?
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