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A couple weeks ago, I was out at the bar and the owners son passed out cigars.
We had several smoking them. I still have mine, since I was using a cigarette. We still have some smoking here in these parts. I really hate drinking without smoking. A couple bars I go to have at least 80-90% smoking rate. Well, I just thought it a shame to prohibit smoking when most want to in a place, and they go there to do that and drink beer. greg |
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"GregS" > wrote in message
... >A couple weeks ago Troll. |
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"dgs" > schreef in bericht ... > "GregS" > wrote in message > ... > >>A couple weeks ago > > Troll. > Smoking troll! Must be to cover the breath. |
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Joris Pattyn > wrote:
> "dgs" > wrote: >> "GregS" > wrote in message >>> A couple weeks ago >> Troll. > Smoking troll! Must be to cover the breath. It's non-smoking trolls who have the breath of a dingo. The punishment for spammers and trolls should be a ..45 caliber sexual sterilization. Dick |
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On 5/5/2007 1:12 AM Dick Adams jumped down, turned around, and wrote:
> Joris Pattyn > wrote: >> "dgs" > wrote: >>> "GregS" > wrote in message > >>>> A couple weeks ago > >>> Troll. > >> Smoking troll! Must be to cover the breath. > > It's non-smoking trolls who have the breath of a dingo. Perhaps, but the smoking trolls have the breath of a dingo's arse. -- dgs |
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On May 8, 5:33 am, (GregS) wrote:
> I hear troll but no comments. I have no idea what they talk about. I did > want to get comments. OK. While this sort of legislation inherently rubs me the wrong way, I won't pretend for a second that I don't like the results. It's nice to come home not smelling like an ashtray, and it's genuinely a bit of a shock now when I first enter a bar in a state that still allows smoking, and I get hit with that first blast of rank, stale smoke. However, I think some of the 2nd-hand smoke claims are a bit specious, and I think that nearly as good results could be achieved by aggressive ventilation. |
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In article .com>, Jon Binkley > wrote:
>On May 8, 5:33 am, (GregS) wrote: > >> I hear troll but no comments. I have no idea what they talk about. I did >> want to get comments. > >OK. While this sort of legislation inherently rubs me the wrong >way, I won't pretend for a second that I don't like the results. >It's nice to come home not smelling like an ashtray, and >it's genuinely a bit of a shock now when I first enter a bar in >a state that still allows smoking, and I get hit with that first >blast of rank, stale smoke. > >However, I think some of the 2nd-hand smoke claims are a >bit specious, and I think that nearly as good results could >be achieved by aggressive ventilation. > When a bar has good filtration and ventillation, as it should, things are not that bad. I quit smoking for about 6 months several years ago, and bar hopping became boring. Drinking without smoking was boring to me. I always liked when someone blew smoke my way. So I started up again. In the meantime I started the chew. I need to stop smoking because of health reasons, blood pressure. In the meantime, I'll do what I have to do. I do like that bar smell. You know that old beer splashed smell. The real smell of a good old bar. greg |
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GregS wrote:
> When a bar has good filtration and ventillation, as it should, things are not > that bad. I quit smoking for about 6 months several years ago, and bar > hopping became boring. Drinking without smoking was boring to me. > I always liked when someone blew smoke my way. So I started up again. > In the meantime I started the chew. I need to stop smoking because of health > reasons, blood pressure. In the meantime, I'll do what I have to do. > I do like that bar smell. You know that old beer splashed smell. The real smell of > a good old bar. About 2 months after I quit smoking about 4 years ago, I realized I was tasting things in beers that I'd never tasted before. AFAIAC, if you truly appreciate beer, smoking can ruin a good part of that appreciation. ---------->Denny -- Life begins at 60...1.060, that is. |
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>>>>>> AFAIAC, if you truly appreciate beer, smoking can ruin a good part of
>>>>>> that appreciation. And that's just for the person who is doing the smoking. |
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In article >, "Douglas W Hoyt" > wrote:
>>>>>>> AFAIAC, if you truly appreciate beer, smoking can ruin a good part of >>>>>>> that appreciation. > > >And that's just for the person who is doing the smoking. One thing, I don't usually go to a bar to drink. I go to a bar for entertainment. Drinking is done with the lightest beer available. greg |
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GregS > wrote:
>In article >, "Douglas W Hoyt" > wrote: >>>>>>>> AFAIAC, if you truly appreciate beer, smoking can ruin a good part of >>>>>>>> that appreciation. >> >>And that's just for the person who is doing the smoking. > >One thing, I don't usually go to a bar to drink. I go to a bar for entertainment. >Drinking is done with the lightest beer available. Oh, so you're ruining it for all the people who *do* go to a bar to enjoy their beverages. Good on ya. -- Joel Plutchak "They're not people, they're HIPPIES!" $LASTNAME at VERYWARMmail.com - Eric Cartman |
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>>One thing, I don't usually go to a bar to drink. I go to a bar for >> entertainment. >>Drinking is done with the lightest beer available. > > like good sound system, good band, or flashy women. > i usually don't get out to sports bars. > Which means you're on the wrong newsgroup. You've got to be at rec.soc.nitwit.moron |
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In article >, plutchak AT see.headers (Joel) wrote:
>GregS > wrote: >>In article >, "Douglas W Hoyt" > > wrote: >>>>>>>>> AFAIAC, if you truly appreciate beer, smoking can ruin a good part of >>>>>>>>> that appreciation. >>> >>>And that's just for the person who is doing the smoking. >> >>One thing, I don't usually go to a bar to drink. I go to a bar for > entertainment. >>Drinking is done with the lightest beer available. > > Oh, so you're ruining it for all the people who *do* >go to a bar to enjoy their beverages. Good on ya. Ruining what? If its about smoke, perhaps you forgot, most all are smoking. If there was others, they seemed to enjoy to be there. greg |
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In article >, "Joris Pattyn" > wrote:
>>> >>>One thing, I don't usually go to a bar to drink. I go to a bar for >>> entertainment. >>>Drinking is done with the lightest beer available. >> >> like good sound system, good band, or flashy women. >> i usually don't get out to sports bars. >> > >Which means you're on the wrong newsgroup. You've got to be at >rec.soc.nitwit.moron No, beer or bar is all about what I'm talking about. The common denominator.. The boys like to hear their music. By the way, I do a sound system for a club. I like to think its among the best sounding system around. Its really hard to find good sound. Very hard. greg |
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GregS wrote in message ... > >like good sound system, good band, or flashy women. >i usually don't get out to sports bars. > i have heard of furries but don't know if they have a bar, but am convinced there should be a botanical counterpart of people who identify more strongly with flowers when it comes to sex and reproduction are there any flowers that grow in lame and sequines that would fit your bill? mk5000 "I am looking for steel leinenkugels cans where the pull tab is pointed DIRECTLY AT THE SEAM. Can MUST be top opened, and mint or close."--toxic sock > |
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Jon Binkley wrote in message .com>... >On May 8, 5:33 am, (GregS) wrote: > >> I hear troll but no comments. I have no idea what they talk about. I did >> want to get comments. > >OK. While this sort of legislation inherently rubs me the wrong >way, I won't pretend for a second that I don't like the results. fortunately the circuit is known for being the fruits and nuts of the judiciary. Hopefully, the other circuits and the Supremes can understand that we have a compelling interest which overrides the right to smoking >It's nice to come home not smelling like an ashtray, and >it's genuinely a bit of a shock now when I first enter a bar in >a state that still allows smoking, and I get hit with that first >blast of rank, stale smoke. > >However, I think some of the 2nd-hand smoke claims are a >bit specious, and I think that nearly as good results could >be achieved by aggressive ventilation. We'll investigate Monday. mk5000 "However, I have here is a marginal note to a pslam book dated 1617: " This book was written by the humble monk Tzvetan, on order of master George, the blessed archbishop of Justiniana the First; of all Bulgarians and Serbs, of Macedonia, Albania, Bosnia, Ugrovlachia and the rest Dacian lands patriarch and holder. The ear of AD 1617....."--baba ginka > > |
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d.g.s. wrote in message >... >> >> It's non-smoking trolls who have the breath of a dingo. > >Perhaps, but the smoking trolls have the breath of a dingo's >arse. >-- Oh the rich irony, that the word PET is the first syllable of PETA's name. BWHWHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAH!!!!! and that the word DIN is the first syllable of dingo mk5000 "Send me samples of left shoe only."--bob |
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>>>>Some would close permantely.
Charles Darwin has a word for that. |
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