1. In your face
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    03 Jun '13 21:27
    Originally posted by johnnylongwoody
    Hoooraaaay it's smoked sausage.

    All we need now is smokey bacon.
    Smoke me an egg, fish boy.
  2. Dublin Ireland
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    03 Jun '13 21:36
    Originally posted by Sicilian Sausage
    Smoke me an egg, fish boy.
    Eggs go with sausages not with fish. 🙂
  3. In your face
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    03 Jun '13 21:511 edit
    Originally posted by johnnylongwoody
    Eggs go with sausages not with fish. 🙂
    Who draws these lines of culinary conformity?
    I am thinking outside of the egg box.

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  4. Dublin Ireland
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    03 Jun '13 22:11
    Originally posted by Sicilian Sausage
    Who draws these lines of culinary conformity?
    I am thinking outside of the egg box.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TA0G8C1u3p4
    Lots of roast chicken in China today.

    A poultry factory went up in flames.

    119 humans dead. God knows how many chickens.
  5. Standard memberChessPraxis
    Cowboy From Hell
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    04 Jun '13 01:08
    Originally posted by sonhouse
    My dad smoked 4 packs a day for decades, quit cold turkey at age 60. I never started and am glad of that. The reason I never started was due to a biology class in HS.

    They had this demo of a freshly killed cow lung from some meat processing plant. When the demo started, the lung looked very pink and healthy. They hooked it up to a cigarette smoking mach ...[text shortened]... ife long anti smoker out of me instantly.

    They should show that demo to every HS class IMHO.
    Those sick twisted evil people. I do not tolerate animal abuse either pre or post mortem.
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    04 Jun '13 01:101 edit
    We have an interesting cross section with these posts: never smoked & smoked but quit & still indulge the habit.

    An elaborate instrumental (piano) rendition of “Happiness is the Taste of Kent” is at:
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    [/nostalgia]
  7. Standard membercaissad4
    Child of the Novelty
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    04 Jun '13 02:12
    I started smoking at age 12. Still smoking 45 years later. Tried to quit many times. I am sure I will succeed quitting someday.
  8. SubscriberKewpie
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    04 Jun '13 03:08
    Originally posted by caissad4
    I started smoking at age 12. Still smoking 45 years later. Tried to quit many times. I am sure I will succeed quitting someday.
    You will, it's guaranteed. Everybody quits. 🙂
  9. Standard memberChessPraxis
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    04 Jun '13 04:01
    Originally posted by Kewpie
    You will, it's guaranteed. Everybody quits. 🙂
    Unless you believe there's a hell, then you do smoke forever. 😕
  10. In your face
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    04 Jun '13 23:01
    Originally posted by ChessPraxis
    Unless you believe there's a hell, then you do smoke forever. 😕
    He might end up in the frosty cold bit, without any underpants. No smoking in there.
  11. Houston, Texas
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    05 Jun '13 02:094 edits
    Originally posted by Paul Dirac II
    One of these days I am going to buy a pack of cigarettes just to see what I have been missing out on all these decades. 😛

    The Rolling Stones and the Beatles were often photographed with cigarette in hand or in mouth, which probably contributed to the cool factor. In the 1970s a number of kids smoked just outside the chain-link-fence perimeter of ou ver roll your own to save money? Did you smoke in the school lavatory? Have you tried to quit?
    I started smoking at age 11. A pack cost 25 cents then (Red Marlboro). Would tell the cashier I was buying them for my parents.

    A few short years later, at my high school, kids could smoke if you had a permission slip from your parents (which I didn't). There was a smoking area outside at the high school where the teenage smokers would smoke at lunch.

    My Dad smoked but my parents did not want me smoking. Yet, they were ok if I dipped snuff or chewed tobacco (which I didn't).

    As a young adult, it was easy to smoke almost anywhere. I remember walking through the grocery store, pushing the buggy and smoking a cigarette.
  12. Houston, Texas
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    05 Jun '13 02:10
    I think if one does not start smoking as a kid, and can make it till at least 18 or 19 years old without becoming addicted, that hopefully they would be less likely to start and become addicted.
  13. Houston, Texas
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    05 Jun '13 02:19
    Originally posted by ChessPraxis
    Unless you believe there's a hell, then you do smoke forever. 😕
    Also heaven. Premium quality tobacco there, and all you want. After all, it's heaven.
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