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[QUOTE=Daddy07;1233666]I bet you gave plenty of non-smokers problems though with your stinking cigarettes.[/QUOTE]One other thing is some sort of right smokers seem to feel thay have. Seems to be a real issue in Thailand. They throw the butts on the bar floor, the sidewalk, the ground. It is kind of like a :F it, I am in Thailand and can do what the [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord140][CodeWord140][/url] I want. Smokers: consider using a trash can or ashtray next time.
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[QUOTE=SexPerimenter;1233293]What's your favorite Thailand destination for curt, young (early 20's) non-Issan) Thai gals? I've been all the spots in Bangkok but ready to explore a bit more. I just finished a nine country, round the world trip. Check out my reports in the other forums.[/QUOTE]I have not done this but wanted to after reading the report. Search in Reports of Distinction for Hat Yai. Perhaps more than a year old but a very extensive report that must still be mostly relevant. Do you speak Thai?
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SIM Card.
Anybody know if I buy a sim card from Seoul if it will work in Bangkok? If not, it's no worry, I'll pick up a sim after I land in BKK.
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[QUOTE=Daddy07;1233666]I bet you gave plenty of non-smokers problems though with your stinking cigarettes.[/QUOTE]You die if you smoke, you die if you do not smoke.
Is there some kind of difference, you will die?
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[QUOTE=Luvpuss;1230424]You have 8 meaningless posts in the last 4 months. Why don't you post something that matters?[/QUOTE]Apparently they mattered enough for you to go back and count them. Silly silly man...lol.
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[QUOTE=Ixgzca;1233932]Apparently they mattered enough for you to go back and count them. Silly silly man.lol.[/QUOTE]Took all of 5 seconds. A worthless amount of time, just like your posts.
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[QUOTE=The Pro; 1233759]You die if you smoke, you die if you do not smoke.
Is there some kind of difference, you will die?[/QUOTE]Yes, the difference is the stinking smell of the smoke that floats into my face, my hair, and my clothes while I'm trying to enjoy myself at the bar.
Smoking cigarettes has gone out of fashion for at least the last 20 years; only losers and addicts are smoking these days and it's an incredibly rude, stinking, irritating habit for those nearby who have to put up with it.
I'm not worried about dying. I just don't appreciate the stink up my nose from cigarette smoke invading my personal space in a public place. Smoking in enclosed bars is illegal in Thailand but the police don't enforce it. If they did, the bar owners would stop putting out ashtrays for smokers and the rest of us could finally catch a break.
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[QUOTE=Daddy07; 1234050]Yes, the difference is the stinking smell of the smoke that floats into my face, my hair, and my clothes while I'm trying to enjoy myself at the bar.
Smoking cigarettes has gone out of fashion for at least the last 20 years; only losers and addicts are smoking these days and it's an incredibly rude, stinking, irritating habit for those nearby who have to put up with it.
I'm not worried about dying. I just don't appreciate the stink up my nose from cigarette smoke invading my personal space in a public place. Smoking in enclosed bars is illegal in Thailand but the police don't enforce it. If they did, the bar owners would stop putting out ashtrays for smokers and the rest of us could finally catch a break.[/QUOTE]I totally agree. Why do I have to put up with someone else, making me stink and cough and in need of a shower. Mr. Smoker, how bought I throw a bag of shit on you. Would you like that?
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[QUOTE=Daddy07; 1234050]Yes, the difference is the stinking smell of the smoke that floats into my face, my hair, and my clothes while I'm trying to enjoy myself at the bar.
Smoking cigarettes has gone out of fashion for at least the last 20 years; only losers and addicts are smoking these days and it's an incredibly rude, stinking, irritating habit for those nearby who have to put up with it.
I'm not worried about dying. I just don't appreciate the stink up my nose from cigarette smoke invading my personal space in a public place. Smoking in enclosed bars is illegal in Thailand but the police don't enforce it. If they did, the bar owners would stop putting out ashtrays for smokers and the rest of us could finally catch a break.[/QUOTE]Gents,
I had quit the smoking habit for over 20years and I have to admit that was the most important act that I can do for myself a big favor. I don't mind and worrying about dying as people dies every second. However, I just want to live a much healthy life and enjoy my day more without the toxic cigarettes into my body. Another, I am enjoy a much better sex life and mongering happy time in Bangkok. On top of that, with a sky high cost of cigarette these days, I can save a lot of money for my mongering trip, at least a round trip ticket LA to BKK per year. So, It is a totally win win for quiting smoking.
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[QUOTE=The Pro; 1233759]You die if you smoke, you die if you do not smoke.
Is there some kind of difference, you will die?[/QUOTE]Sorry in due respect there is a difference. I grew up in a smoking family for me I never touch. My dad was a 2 plus packs a day how my mother took it all those years in the same room (second hand smoke) just don't know but he died from smoking before his time. His brother also a 2 packs smoker retired at 70,was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer a month later and month after that it spread and ate his spinal core and he died 2 months after his retirement.
My older brother turn 74 last September and has been smoking since he was seventeen was diagnosed with stage 4 throat and lung cancer. Should I be surprise here is a guy that his car ceiling was dripping with nicotine. His whole house when you walk in is dripping with stains of smoke since he never open a window and refuse to smoke outside his own house. He prove that a Oreck air purifier didn't stand a chance after one month I had to clean the exchangers with auto car degreaser and that didn't help much. His favorite line to me and everyone who love him was that it was his life and he was going to do what he wanted he didn't want to quit.
When I flew home after I got the news I saw him in the hospital and although he was only 74 years of age the nurses though he was my mother husband my mother is 93 years old! I know guys who fuck like jack rabbits at D. D. And they are my brothers age. What a waste of life. I've had many conversations through the years about his smoking and when I look in his eyes I see death in his face and that I was right. That no matter how much you want others to believe it is your life and you do as you like! It does affect your love ones! Sure you can wake up one morning and walk out the door and get hit by a car and you die but saying one way or another its going to happen is just the easy excuse that it is just bad for you and everyone around.
I'm going home soon most likely to give the doctors the permission to pull the plug on a life that was destroy early by smoking.
LBM
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[QUOTE=LittleBigMan; 1234330]Sorry in due respect there is a difference. I grew up in a smoking family for me I never touch. My dad was a 2 plus packs a day how my mother took it all those years in the same room (second hand smoke) just don't know but he died from smoking before his time. His brother also a 2 packs smoker retired at 70, was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer a month later and month after that it spread and ate his spinal core and he died 2 months after his retirement.
My older brother turn 74 last September and has been smoking since he was seventeen was diagnosed with stage 4 throat and lung cancer. Should I be surprise here is a guy that his car ceiling was dripping with nicotine. His whole house when you walk in is dripping with stains of smoke since he never open a window and refuse to smoke outside his own house. He prove that a Oreck air purifier didn't stand a chance after one month I had to clean the exchangers with auto car degreaser and that didn't help much. His favorite line to me and everyone who love him was that it was his life and he was going to do what he wanted he didn't want to quit.
When I flew home after I got the news I saw him in the hospital and although he was only 74 years of age the nurses though he was my mother husband my mother is 93 years old! I know guys who fuck like jack rabbits at D. D. And they are my brothers age. What a waste of life. I've had many conversations through the years about his smoking and when I look in his eyes I see death in his face and that I was right. That no matter how much you want others to believe it is your life and you do as you like! It does affect your love ones! Sure you can wake up one morning and walk out the door and get hit by a car and you die but saying one way or another its going to happen is just the easy excuse that it is just bad for you and everyone around.
I'm going home soon most likely to give the doctors the permission to pull the plug on a life that was destroy early by smoking.
LBM[/QUOTE]Very well stated. I quit 12 years ago at the age of 34 and am delighted to be free of cigarettes! You know what got me to quit? My father told me his urologist stated that 75% of the men he treated for impotence in their 50s and 60s were smokers. For me the choice was easy. I would rather screw than smoke. And no, Viagra won't help as the nicotine destroys capillaries.
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[QUOTE=Goatscrot;1234340]Very well stated. I quit 12 years ago at the age of 34 and am delighted to be free of cigarettes! You know what got me to quit? My father told me his urologist stated that 75% of the men he treated for impotence in their 50s and 60s were smokers. For me the choice was easy. I would rather screw than smoke. And no, Viagra won't help as the nicotine destroys capillaries.[/QUOTE]Thats because you guys are all smokin the wrong stuff.
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[QUOTE=Rjsss212;1234347]Thats because you guys are all smokin the wrong stuff.[/QUOTE]The guys I know that have been smoking pot for 40 years seem to have developed a attitude problem. Quick temper to be precise! The others who smoke the crack pipe never take a shower. The only smoking worth anything is BBBJ!
Smokin.
LBM
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JB
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