Quote by Lost
Pint and a smoke
Goes hand in hand...
not anymore it dont :cry:
:lol2:
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dekntan
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 66
Bi-curious Female, 42
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Quote by Lost
Going out on a limb here Tan OK GHD = Good hair day, yes?
:thumbup:
Lp, i'm sorry but Panini for hair? Food for hair?? George foreman grilled hair??? Clangers and mash for tea was it
Think more along the lines of a steam iron for hair something to iron out the creases, to tame unsavoury kinks
Bet I'm going to made to look even more dim now ain't I :lol:
Yep :lol2:
to whoever came up with that name :mrgreen:
Quote by Peanut
I took DG's comment to mean it was her choice to smoke outside her own house, Of course its not a choice to stand outside a pub its a law
And I do not need to ask my parents I already know the answer,
As we were talking about pubs at the time I took her answer to refer to pubs, hence my comment.
Out of interest why do your parents choose to smoke outside their own home?
Because when I was 6 my mother and me watched the neighbours die in a house fire caused by smoking
Quote by Peanut
As for being a social leper, I've had some of my best conversations outside with my fellow lepers, I have no issues with that. In fact, I've never smoked indoors. I own my flat. I live here alone. There is no-one else here to pass my filthy habit on to. However, I choose to smoke outside. That's my choice. I'm a considerate smoker. I don't smoke around non-smokers when I can help it and I'm fairly anal about brushing my teeth after a ciggie when I am spending time with a non-smoker.
You choose to smoke outside? Presumably that choice coincided with the change in the law?
"when I can help it"? Does this mean you are forced to do it on occasion?
If I stand outside and someone comes to stand with me that is their choice, same as if I am smoking and they approach me, If they come to my house they know I smoke, its tough if they don't like it - that's life, shit happens
I take it you missed the "I choose to smoke outside" that I was replying to?
Standing with you is indeed a personal choice, standing outside to smoke isn't. You don't have any option, other than to not smoke of course.
As for smoking in your own home, then yes I totally agree with you. It's your home and if a non-smoker chooses to visit you then it's their choice to make that visit. They also have no right to complain that you're smoking. But we aren't talking about private homes in this sub-thread, we're talking about public places.
Why would she stop smoking in her own home to coincide with the law change?? My parents have never smoked in their own house for years, they stand in the garden as long as I can remember
Then they are in the minority. Perhaps you could ask them why they don't and bring us the answer? Because I don't recall them being in this thread, so my comment couldn't be directed at them.
I took DG's comment to mean it was her choice to smoke outside her own house, Of course its not a choice to stand outside a pub its a law
And I do not need to ask my parents I already know the answer,
Quote by Lost
Posting pics has gone to losty's head :lol2:
He has learnt how to use Photobucket properly.
I think you can safetly lay the blame with
http://www.swingingheaven.co.uk/photo-adverts/photos/20071125/517821560.jpg
As for it being photobucket wtf is that eh? Only thing i do in buckets is :uhoh:
I did a quotey quotey thing too
we all like a bit of quotey quotey dont we :D:giggle:
Quote by Peanut
As for being a social leper, I've had some of my best conversations outside with my fellow lepers, I have no issues with that. In fact, I've never smoked indoors. I own my flat. I live here alone. There is no-one else here to pass my filthy habit on to. However, I choose to smoke outside. That's my choice. I'm a considerate smoker. I don't smoke around non-smokers when I can help it and I'm fairly anal about brushing my teeth after a ciggie when I am spending time with a non-smoker.
You choose to smoke outside? Presumably that choice coincided with the change in the law?
"when I can help it"? Does this mean you are forced to do it on occasion?
If I stand outside and someone comes to stand with me that is their choice, same as if I am smoking and they approach me, If they come to my house they know I smoke, its tough if they don't like it - that's life, shit happens
Why would she stop smoking in her own home to coincide with the law change?? My parents have never smoked in their own house for years, they stand in the garden as long as I can remember
Quote by Cherrytree
right click an image (as long as its on the tinternet and not your pc)
open the properties (at the bottom usually),
highlight and copy the http thingy next to "location"
paste that into this box,
highlight again and press the Img box up there next to list=
then preview to see if its worked and submit
Before you preview you should have a link like this
http://www.swingingheaven.co.uk/swingers-forum/images/avatars/20071125/517821560.jpg with no spaces
Thanks for taking the time to post this, Tan.
Just being helpful
:lol: 
Quote by Dawnie
Nah, I think the people who organise the socials do it because they love doing it (even if it does cause excessive stress)
If regular social/munch organisers were offered free membership, (some already have free membership from before the take over)- then there would be nothing but socials organised and people cant afford to attend socials every week so the numbers would be very small
Oh I know what I mean
I get all of that and agree with you :thumbup:
We'd also end up with those that spent time reporting ads or pictures asking for free membership when they choose to do it.
Those that start tons of threads on the forums might fancy a freebie.
Those that spend a lot of time on cam encouraging people to continue paying so they can use chat might want a freebie. Its never ending
I fancy a quickie but thats not really the same thing :giggle:
:thumbup:
Quote by Peanut
:doh:
Funny... that's just what I was thinking!! :giggle:
You wanted to stick some dust in your eye?
Presumably you smoke?
Yes, Oh and its my decision to
Yes I know you do, the question was directed at DG.
As for it being your decision. Of course it is. I've never said it wasn't.
As it's your voluntary decision you aren't in a position to complain (and yes I know you aren't personally, the "you" is the 'royal you') about having to stand outside and be social pariahs.
It's just as voluntary to decide not to smoke and stay in the warm.
I wasnt complaining about having to stand outside, Its something I dont mind doing, Actually it isnt all that anti social either because outside you can actually hear what is being said and hold a conversation without shouting
Nah, I think the people who organise the socials do it because they love doing it (even if it does cause excessive stress)
If regular social/munch organisers were offered free membership, (some already have free membership from before the take over)- then there would be nothing but socials organised and people cant afford to attend socials every week so the numbers would be very small
Oh I know what I mean
If regular social/munch organisers were offered free membership, (some already have free membership from before the take over)- then there would be nothing but socials organised and people cant afford to attend socials every week so the numbers would be very small
Oh I know what I mean
Quote by SlurpySarah
My apologies - I misconstrued your comments.
Cant really see it making a difference tbh. People will always smoke regardless and the government cannot ban it completely without raising the tax from elsewhere (ie none smokers)
The smoking ban in pubs, I can live with, What isnt so nice is seeing a load of smokers stood outside a pub and none smokers having to walk through it just to enter the pub, It has not made the pubs have more custom i dont think
This kind of comment really pisses me off. You've already pushed smokers out of pubs so you can enjoy your smoke-free boozing, so ffs stop whinging about the smokers outside. If you don't like it, fuck off to another pub. Another thing that annoys me is non-smokers taking the sheltered seats outside that are meant for smokers. I find a lit fag-end "accidentally" dropped down their blouse/shirt soon shifts them.
I smoke myself!! and its more a complaint of smokers having no where else but the front door to smoke with many pubs
Apology accepted x
Quote by SlurpySarah
Cant really see it making a difference tbh. People will always smoke regardless and the government cannot ban it completely without raising the tax from elsewhere (ie none smokers)
The smoking ban in pubs, I can live with, What isnt so nice is seeing a load of smokers stood outside a pub and none smokers having to walk through it just to enter the pub, It has not made the pubs have more custom i dont think
This kind of comment really pisses me off. You've already pushed smokers out of pubs so you can enjoy your smoke-free boozing, so ffs stop whinging about the smokers outside. If you don't like it, fuck off to another pub. Another thing that annoys me is non-smokers taking the sheltered seats outside that are meant for smokers. I find a lit fag-end "accidentally" dropped down their blouse/shirt soon shifts them.
I smoke myself!! and its more a complaint of smokers having no where else but the front door to smoke with many pubs
