Smokers Anonymous

I smoke black and mild cigars, and Xtra's which are clove cigarettes, I've gotte to where I also smoke Djarum originals which are non-filtered cloves. I probably spend about $10-15 dollars a week or so on smokes. I don't really plan on quitting. I think they do a good job of saving lives though if you really think about it. I know smoking has kept me from choking a number of people at the gamestop I work at. XD

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Thank you thank you

They actually help my breathing believe it or not. Due to smoking cigars all the time, something about the cloves make me breathe easier. But they run me between $3.75 and $5.25. Though my cigars are around $1.89 or so. Depending on where I go.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

In all honesty though the government here should thank smokers since we pay more taxes than anyone else. Granted yeah we should be nice to everyone else but, and this is something I just hate, I've been in a smoking area just for us smokers, and someone ask me to not smoke there cause they didn't like it. Wtf is that about. I figure if we're nice enough to smoke in our little designated areas the least people can do is leave us be when we do so. Not to say everyone is like that but there are always those few that just have to be an ass.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Well look at it the way I do. You're going to die anyway, sure it'll probably be painful but it's getting rid of those last 10 years where someone else will probably be wiping your ass for you or you'll be in a coma. Or worse a mistreated elderly in a nursing home.

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

Yeah you're right but the odds of it happening are rather high. Because not everyone will have someone that cares about them so there's always that chance. But it all comes down to eventually we're all gonna end up that way. Just because you're old doesn't mean that you'll be that way is true, but eventually it'll happen in some form or another. Let's face it the way things are going now, you're liable to be lucky if you get that much.

I was speaking idiomatically.

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by BrentI've never smoked before, and I really doubt I'll ever start. The smell of it makes me feel kind of nauseous, and I get really irritated at how I'm forced to hold my breath when I walk in or out of many public buildings because of all the smokers congregating outside.

I've heard that in Canada a bill is (hopefully) going to pass preventing people from smoking within two-hundred feet of any entrance to a public building. And I will be happy.
I don't really have anything against smokers as people, what they want to do in privacy is their thing, but when their "right to smoke" infringes on my "right to breath smoke-free air" and they get defensive about their digusting habit that I start to get annoyed.

That comment is something that makes me wonder about people not seeing things properly. You complain about not being able to enter a building because of smokers being outside, yet you fail to see the fact that they're outside because they aren't smoking in the building. We stand outside in the cold so you can have your clean air inside, but people still complain about us standing out there. Try compromising.

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

Yeah I smoke pot occasionally as well, which I do it as any other smoking, I try to keep it away from most people, I don't go out of my way to blow smoke in their face. I tend to keep to myself, and smoke in our designated areas. The least we should be able to ask is that people respect that of us if we respect them enough to smoke there.
I mean all in all it's rediculous, we smoke in buildings and they want us to stop. We say ok, so we either get our own smoking section or we go outside so as not to bother them. But for some that's not good enough. I mean damn what do they want. We pay more taxes than anyone I think we should decide where we can and cannot smoke if anything since we seem to be paying for most of the shit anyway.

How ya doing, buddy?

Well here, we don't have to go outside or to a smoking section for the most part. But we're nice enough to do so. We might have no right to subject someone to that, but who are you to tell us to go somewhere else. We've got right to be anywhere, and last time I checked this was still a so called "free" country. Most of us are nice enough to either hold the smoke in till a non-smoker passes or just put it out. But for most that isn't good enough. Guess if we all stopped smoking you all could love to have to pay in more taxes to make up for what we're paying in for our smokes. But then you'd bitch about having to do that too.


EDIT:Here's the info on how much we paid in taxes.
Just choose your state and see.

What, you don't want my bikini-clad body?