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Author Topic: The Smoking Room  (Read 3423 times)
Andy D
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« Reply #120 on: 21:48:18, 30-08-2008 »

Incidentally, I've always been convinced that kissing someone after they'd just finished a cigarette would be a horrible experience. It isn't.

Oh dear, that raises some fond memories Undecided
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« Reply #121 on: 22:02:52, 30-08-2008 »

Incidentally, I've always been convinced that kissing someone after they'd just finished a cigarette would be a horrible experience. It isn't.

I'm having trouble following the logical/temporal flow of these statements.
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« Reply #122 on: 22:44:04, 30-08-2008 »

Incidentally, I've always been convinced that kissing someone after they'd just finished a cigarette would be a horrible experience. It isn't.

I'm having trouble following the logical/temporal flow of these statements.

There's an inconsistency of tense there...

I had always been convinced that kissing someone after they'd just finished a cigarette would be a horrible experience, but following a favourable experience to the contrary I can share with the gathered multitude that it in fact is not a horrible experience. Quite the contrary actually, but that was less to do with the cigarette and more to do with the person concerned.
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« Reply #123 on: 02:51:33, 31-08-2008 »

Incidentally, I've always been convinced that kissing someone after they'd just finished a cigarette would be a horrible experience. It isn't.

I'm having trouble following the logical/temporal flow of these statements.

There's an inconsistency of tense there...

I had always been convinced that kissing someone after they'd just finished a cigarette would be a horrible experience, but following a favourable experience to the contrary I can share with the gathered multitude that it in fact is not a horrible experience. Quite the contrary actually, but that was less to do with the cigarette and more to do with the person concerned.

From the too-much-information basket:

Back when I was a smoker (I've been 'dry' for nearly three years), i once changed my brand because of just such a pleasant experience: smoking a cigarette would thus remind me of it.  Kiss
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« Reply #124 on: 03:04:19, 31-08-2008 »

I had always been convinced that kissing someone after they'd just finished a cigarette would be a horrible experience, but following a favourable experience to the contrary I can share with the gathered multitude that it in fact is not a horrible experience. Quite the contrary actually, but that was less to do with the cigarette and more to do with the person concerned.
Ah.  I can understand you now.  And I agree.  I wouldn't want it all the time, but a couple now and then can be not at all unpleasant. 

I imagine in the time before mouthwash it might have been an effective mask for bad breath.
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« Reply #125 on: 14:10:37, 05-09-2008 »

Back when I was a smoker (I've been 'dry' for nearly three years)
Don't you mean 'wet'? Wink

And has no one heard of blowbacks???
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« Reply #126 on: 14:53:55, 05-09-2008 »

And has no one heard of blowbacks???

Up till now, no.
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« Reply #127 on: 15:02:25, 05-09-2008 »

And has no one heard of blowbacks???
I, for one, had not.  Fascinating.
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« Reply #128 on: 15:16:52, 05-09-2008 »

This is accurate, although the procedure can be a little startling (the startlement only slightly offset by the state of mind its practitioners normally find themselves in). There is however an alternative, more often practised with tobacco, which simply involves the pressing together of lips as one person exhales and the other inhales.
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