Red Mosquito

Love ya Dime, just yankin' yer lucky charms.

i think i quit about 10 years ago

i think had like one drag at a party since that time

got me so F'ed up

and felt it the next day

Then you became...

Mr. Richard Smoker

oddly i could kinda go for one right now

it's really cold outside

and i ate a big bowl of ramen

i think i like the idea of a smoke better than the experience

if i had a drag it would not feel like my brain right now wants it to feel

Oof yeah, a cigarette and some sake to compliment that bowl of ramen. Maybe a 21 hour shift at the office followed by a nap on the bar.

Japanese dudes rock.

96583UP wrote:i think i quit about 10 years ago

i think had like one drag at a party since that time

got me so F'ed up

and felt it the next day

Yeah, since I quit I've tried to smoke a little casually and every time it makes me feel like shit

tommy wrote:

96583UP wrote:i think i quit about 10 years ago

i think had like one drag at a party since that time

got me so F'ed up

and felt it the next day

Yeah, since I quit I've tried to smoke a little casually and every time it makes me feel like shit

So you…didn’t quit?

Quitting and then taking a puff after a long while is stupid but it doesn't instantly kickstart the habit again. Especially if you have a violently unpleasant experience like Tommy did, which is super common.

So yeah, he did quit.

wease wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:

wease wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:I’ve lost a house to fire and had nowhere to go so stayed in it for a few weeks and one of my mates pointed out you’re breathing in ash and carcinogenic particulate while you’re there. Get out.

Don’t you smoke?

Wasn’t me.
My housemate / best pal just left a candle unattended.
Thank fuck it wasn’t at night.
Sure we all waked out. Homeless. But walked out.

You didn’t understand my question at all.

I wasn’t assigning blame for the fire. Your pal told you to leave the burned down rubble due in part to you breathing in carcinogenic shit. Smokes are carcinogenic shit.

They’re on rather a different scale the shit that’s left over from a fire though
This is what I’m wondering about people whose houses survived. The air and entire city is going to be toxic and full of that stuff probably for years. It’s going to be dangerous to move back to your home even if it survived.

I mean look

This is such a tragedy. My elderly aunt and uncle are between LA and San Diego and are on alert. It’s looking like they’ll be safe but you never know.

yeah lot of toxic dust gonna be floating around there for a while

sad

Ello Sailor wrote:Then you became...

Mr. Richard Smoker

If that's true, he can touch my tooter.