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Bad smell 'may motivate smokers to quit'

May 16th 2009 02:47
There's a stink that envelops a smoker on their return from a ciggie break, and they know it.

"I know it," a smoker said, growing angry after returning to work from a break, "I just hate my job so much."

Angry at having to return to work after a break, many smokers are putting off retirement by dying to look old.

"I'm dying to look cool," the angry smoker said, looking hot, "It's killing me," they said, puffing, and huffing.

Dying to look older is the single biggest cause of young people dying to look older, new reports reveal.

"It's so old to be young," the smoker said, blowing a ring, "It makes me go all wrinkly," they said, showing the effects.

Smoking, an ancient custom like believing in God, is a habit frowned upon by smoking hot females, like Joan of Arc.

"When a woman blows smoke in my face," the angry smoker said, "God, it adds to the build-up of tar in my lungs."

Women, more sexy when they are slowly depositing ooze in their lungs, are more attractive when they're dying for it, it is understood.

"When I see a woman with a dart in her mouth," the smoker said, "I always wish it was in her eye," they said, hurling abuse.




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Comment by Morgan Bell

May 16th 2009 06:00
more sexy when they are slowly depositing ooze in their lungs

reformed smokers are gaggin for it

as for the smell, smoke menthol, Joan of Arc did, she was smokin hot and ice cool at the same time

Comment by Chris Champion

May 16th 2009 07:04
I started smoking because I took an interest in L&M. By the time I discovered it was a cigarette brand rather than an alternative lifestyle, it was too late. It took me decades to quit the habit - the cigarettes, not the interest in ... oh, wait, is this a public forum?

Comment by Norm

May 16th 2009 12:48
Morgan, I once smoked two packets in one sitting. Ah, hargh, hargh...the good old days...Joan of Arc was smoking. Then she just went up. Heaven, I think.

Chris, I pursued an alternative lifestyle once. It was start work at 9 and clock off at 5. I was out there, man. I didn't even need a heartstarter to get going. I'd given up the lungbusters by then. Except for the odd smoke. Very odd.


Comment by Morgan Bell

May 16th 2009 13:09
two packets, you are twice as cool as i originally thought you were

Comment by Norm

May 16th 2009 23:48

Comment by Someone

May 17th 2009 02:10
I once smoked two packets in one sitting.

Were they 40-packs? I've done that before. You could just fee; the cancer with each new ciggie (that was after 30-ish. After 50-60, your throat feels so awful that cancer would be a blessing. Ah, the things we do for bets.

Comment by Norm

May 17th 2009 02:30
A bit more difficult to get your lungs into the black, in these tough economic times.
You're like Cool Hand Luke, except your hands are yellow.
And no Hustler could play you.
I'd cast just about anyone else to play Someone.
Tom Cruise has a lot of time on his hands.

Comment by Someone

May 17th 2009 09:52
Tom Cruise is nowhere near talented enough to play me. I'd say Kevin Spacey, or Gary Oldman... You have to be talented to play perfection itself

Comment by Norm

May 17th 2009 11:37
I reckon Mel Gibson could nail you.
He's remaking The Passion.
This time it's personal.
Failing that, Dudley Moore is making a come back
to life.
He's shooting a sequel to "10".
He's calling it "x".

Comment by Morgan Bell

May 17th 2009 11:51
are you starring in Toyota commercials as a "Small Bill"?

smoking stunts your growth, apparently

Comment by Norm

May 17th 2009 12:01
Aww, I love that ad.
It makes me wish I could ride shotgun.
Sidesaddle hurts my ass.
Stupid donkey.

Comment by Norm

May 17th 2009 12:03
No animals were hurt in the making of that comment.

Comment by Morgan Bell

May 17th 2009 12:07
its handy having a midget with a shotgun and some spare change . . . no wonder Dr Evil had Mini Me

Comment by Janet Collins

May 17th 2009 12:16
Women, more sexy when they are slowly depositing ooze in their lungs, are more attractive when they're dying for it, it is understood.

Is that dying for a smoke?

Comment by Norm

May 17th 2009 12:29
Morgan, how are you, today? I tried to stunt my growth. But found razors worked better.

Janet, dying for a smoke? I think you've coined a phrase. You might need a mint to go with that.

Comment by Morgan Bell

May 17th 2009 12:40
fine thankyou, Norm, how are you?

say hello to my mum for me

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