Do you smoke? (7 Viewers)
- Thread starter Martin
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i thought you only did that once 
Anyways,no i dont smoke.i contemplated the idea when i was 13-14 years old but then thought it aint worth it.I hate sheesha,a friend asked me to try strawberry sheesha last month but i disagreed!
it smells good but imagine smoke+strawberry flavor=eww!no friggin way!
A message to all smokers: "Never give up giving up" <or atleast thats what the cornflakes food label says
Anyways,no i dont smoke.i contemplated the idea when i was 13-14 years old but then thought it aint worth it.I hate sheesha,a friend asked me to try strawberry sheesha last month but i disagreed! it smells good but imagine smoke+strawberry flavor=eww!no friggin way! A message to all smokers: "Never give up giving up" <or atleast thats what the cornflakes food label says
Just something that I was thinking about today:
I was out and about in downtown London and of course, I was smoking a cigarette, just standing on a corner outside the pub where I was meeting a mate to have a few drinks. A guy came up to me and asked if he could bum a smoke, and I quickly handed him one of mine. He asked me what kind it was, as he hadn't seen the like before. I told him and we had a nice little discussion about all kinds of different things, (he's a Liverpool fan ), and then we each went our merry ways.
The point of that little story is that smokers, as a social class are remarkably friendly and generous. Among what other group is it acceptable to ask a complete stranger for something without any thought of repayment? Smoking may be bad for your health and some people don't like the smell, but there is a culture of generosity and friendliness that surrounds it...
I was out and about in downtown London and of course, I was smoking a cigarette, just standing on a corner outside the pub where I was meeting a mate to have a few drinks. A guy came up to me and asked if he could bum a smoke, and I quickly handed him one of mine. He asked me what kind it was, as he hadn't seen the like before. I told him and we had a nice little discussion about all kinds of different things, (he's a Liverpool fan
), and then we each went our merry ways. The point of that little story is that smokers, as a social class are remarkably friendly and generous. Among what other group is it acceptable to ask a complete stranger for something without any thought of repayment? Smoking may be bad for your health and some people don't like the smell, but there is a culture of generosity and friendliness that surrounds it...
Your 100 Percent correct .. i ve been put into that situation many of times.... sumtimes i give a cig and its a friendly conv. or if i am almost out of cigs... it goes like this ... someone: can i have a cig........ me: do i kno you ? someone : no ... me: no then fug off .. hehe that happens when alredy some1 asked me for one and i had my friendly discussion so it s all statistics as you see