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Axionknight said:
dannyDC2 said:
Moominator said:
When I see a bloke outside Allbarone in Basildon I don't think 'hes like Steve McQueen that fella'
I think we should assert the difference between enjoying a smoke and being dependent on them.Being addicted to tobacco is, a bit council.
There are many situations in life though where a cigarette just works. I don't smoke at all when I'm at home, but in Germany after a fast lap at the 'ring, it's great.
100% council,
Axionknight said:
dannyDC2 said:
Moominator said:
When I see a bloke outside Allbarone in Basildon I don't think 'hes like Steve McQueen that fella'
I think we should assert the difference between enjoying a smoke and being dependent on them.Being addicted to tobacco is, a bit council.
There are many situations in life though where a cigarette just works. I don't smoke at all when I'm at home, but in Germany after a fast lap at the 'ring, it's great.
100% council,
(I was doing similar at Reading the night before, but without the fags.)
Axionknight said:
dannyDC2 said:
Moominator said:
When I see a bloke outside Allbarone in Basildon I don't think 'hes like Steve McQueen that fella'
I think we should assert the difference between enjoying a smoke and being dependent on them.Being addicted to tobacco is, a bit council.
There are many situations in life though where a cigarette just works. I don't smoke at all when I'm at home, but in Germany after a fast lap at the 'ring, it's great.
100% council,
PH, council matters.
tell what you don't get, council tenants who are into decent music.
without starting a debate on "decent", I mean metallica, by way of example, rock, blues, classical, or even great pop from years gone by.
the latest chart hits, trance, techno, garage, rap, RnB blaring out of yr windows, house or car ------- full tilt council.
you will never here a great rock riff on a council estate.
there you go, 100's of pages on, I've found a new "council" thing.
without starting a debate on "decent", I mean metallica, by way of example, rock, blues, classical, or even great pop from years gone by.
the latest chart hits, trance, techno, garage, rap, RnB blaring out of yr windows, house or car ------- full tilt council.
you will never here a great rock riff on a council estate.
there you go, 100's of pages on, I've found a new "council" thing.
austinsmirk said:
tell what you don't get, council tenants who are into decent music.
without starting a debate on "decent", I mean metallica, by way of example, rock, blues, classical, or even great pop from years gone by.
the latest chart hits, trance, techno, garage, rap, RnB blaring out of yr windows, house or car ------- full tilt council.
you will never here a great rock riff on a council estate.
there you go, 100's of pages on, I've found a new "council" thing.
They like whatever is played on the Radio, which is usually garbage. without starting a debate on "decent", I mean metallica, by way of example, rock, blues, classical, or even great pop from years gone by.
the latest chart hits, trance, techno, garage, rap, RnB blaring out of yr windows, house or car ------- full tilt council.
you will never here a great rock riff on a council estate.
there you go, 100's of pages on, I've found a new "council" thing.
Speaking of which - local radio non-BBC stations (with adverts). Most of them are council.
Back to the smoking debate, I've just seen another topic on here and I'm sure this has been said a million times before but - e-cigs.
StangGT said:
Is that like moistening your finger on your tongue after every three banknotes? Revolting and very much eat-your-peas-with-your-your-knife council.
True council don't eat peas - they're green innit. Fahkin' disgustin'.Eat-your-baked-beans-with-your-knife - now you're talking...
dannyDC2 said:
Moominator said:
When I see a bloke outside Allbarone in Basildon I don't think 'hes like Steve McQueen that fella'
I think we should assert the difference between enjoying a smoke and being dependent on them.Being addicted to tobacco is, a bit council.
There are many situations in life though where a cigarette just works. I don't smoke at all when I'm at home, but in Germany after a fast lap at the 'ring, it's great.
It seems to me that there are, in general, two distinct smoking classes. The working-class/underclass, and the professional classes who don't see why they should give up their habit because middle-class oiks don't like it. People like Clarkson and May. who whine about the ban, but won't admit that they're have an addiction. I reckon it's their public school background - showing off to their mates that they can smoke and look like a working-class man.
It might just be my imagination, but those kids who start when they're 12 years old don't always do so because they are trying to look grown-up- they've been inhaling smoke from their parents throughout their life, and they're already addicted to nicotine fumes before they've had a chance. It's a form of child abuse. Someone tell me I'm wrong, but I've got that idea in my head.
PS Since the smoking ban started, I can't half tell if someone's been smoking before they come into my shop. The smell is disgusting, like they've been rolling fully clothed on the council dump. We never noticed it back when everybody smoked.
Probably already been mentioned, but vans that look like the owner runs a plastering business but rather than using a board, just wipes the excess off on the side of their van. For full effect the van should also have a decent amount of emulsion paint spattered on it amongst the utterly flat, never washed paint finish.
My dad has always smoked (never cigarettes - only cigars) and I've just never been bothered by it.
I go through phases when I do and don't smoke. Every time I do again I notice the cost though.
£10 for twenty Marlboro or Embassy is a few times what I paid when I first smoked when I was 12 or 13 ish (and corner shops didn't really care if you were under or over 16 and I thought I was really cool and grown up)
I go through phases when I do and don't smoke. Every time I do again I notice the cost though.
£10 for twenty Marlboro or Embassy is a few times what I paid when I first smoked when I was 12 or 13 ish (and corner shops didn't really care if you were under or over 16 and I thought I was really cool and grown up)
"Hanging things from bridges". Oh dear, it reminds me of the M1 during the 70's when someone, because of the Tetley tea advert, put one up over the four lanes.
"If Typhoo put the tea in Britain who put the **** in Shorpe. I nearly lost it I was laughing so much. But if the perpetrator was council, which I doubt because it needed a brain, I take my hat off to him.
"If Typhoo put the tea in Britain who put the **** in Shorpe. I nearly lost it I was laughing so much. But if the perpetrator was council, which I doubt because it needed a brain, I take my hat off to him.
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