Smokers
I have to admit I do hate the smell which is why I Choose to smoke out doors. Often when in Pubs and clubs too if possible.
I thought Dublin had it sorted when I visited - I came home not feeling smoke dried and smelly. As for trying to relate smoking to someones ethics or personality thats just frankly stupid ;-)
I thought Dublin had it sorted when I visited - I came home not feeling smoke dried and smelly. As for trying to relate smoking to someones ethics or personality thats just frankly stupid ;-)
Originally Posted by RichUK,Dec 4 2006, 12:10 PM
Shut it thicko 

Originally Posted by Lurking Lawyer,Dec 4 2006, 10:06 AM
You know better than to resort to attacking the poster, no matter how wrong you think they are, Allan! 

I do however admit to having made retaliatory comments on a number of occasions, which if my memory serves me well is quite legitimate.
Originally Posted by Jaeger,Dec 4 2006, 06:55 PM
I do however admit to having made retaliatory comments on a number of occasions, which if my memory serves me well is quite legitimate.
I also hate the small of most air fresheners, cheap body spray, cooked chicken stalls in supermarkets, donut stalls. And two-stroke engines.
And the fact that it's difficult to get a good curry, such that one's hands smell of it the next day. I blame either bloody political correctness, or the fact that the english like bland food & nasty smells.
It's a tough life!
And the fact that it's difficult to get a good curry, such that one's hands smell of it the next day. I blame either bloody political correctness, or the fact that the english like bland food & nasty smells.
It's a tough life!
Bloody hell - this has got quite warm!
Buying a car from a smoker? If it smelt of smoke, I'd be haggling for a large discount on price.
The smoky smell can be removed quite easily, although it takes a bit of work.
Also smokers smell! I should know! Odd thing is, I don't like the smell, and it was compounded today when the two people I've had working on a bid for me kept coming back after a sneaky fag to stink the office out.
Nearly given up now, but who was the bloke who was rattling on about discipline? Thankyou, I fit your profile perfectly........
Buying a car from a smoker? If it smelt of smoke, I'd be haggling for a large discount on price.
The smoky smell can be removed quite easily, although it takes a bit of work.
Also smokers smell! I should know! Odd thing is, I don't like the smell, and it was compounded today when the two people I've had working on a bid for me kept coming back after a sneaky fag to stink the office out.
Nearly given up now, but who was the bloke who was rattling on about discipline? Thankyou, I fit your profile perfectly........
Originally Posted by rralston,Dec 4 2006, 11:19 PM
The smoky smell can be removed quite easily, although it takes a bit of work.
After a whole day of scrubbing the brown interior of the roof we found out it was white
Never smelt again after a good clean!
I smoke, no tobacco, food or drink will go anywhere near my car though. There are no air fresheners in it either and it smells of leather 
I did buy a second hand monitor once that smells of cigarette smoke though.

I did buy a second hand monitor once that smells of cigarette smoke though.




