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There's a fucking REASON to drive a car, dipshit.
Ever heard of public transportation, hillbilly? I'm nearly 32 years now, and I've never 'needed' a car.
There's a fucking REASON to drive a car, dipshit.
Ever heard of public transportation, hillbilly? I'm nearly 32 years now, and I've never 'needed' a car.
Oh yeah let me just use all the public transit options available to me. Like uh... Hmm... Well... Oh- wait. There ARE NO public transit options here, fuckface. Not everyone lives in the fucking city.
And your argument is made even more pathetic by the fact that no one has ever "needed" to smoke.
Shit, what the bloody hell ruffled your feathers, boy?
I never claimed anyone needed to smoke, I just said that you if you can't put up with some puffs of smoke for a few hours the times you insist on going out to bars, etc, you're a fucking wimp. The point stands, just like the fact that cars are more harmful than cigarettes.
Case in point, Dave.
I don't have any problem really with bars allowing smoking, since that is pretty much a given. And I don't have a problem with places having designated smoking areas. But I don't think that people should have to be subjected to second hand smoke if they don't want to. And calling these types of people giant wusses is still retarded and I sincerely hope that that was highly tongue in cheek.
I don't have any problem really with bars allowing smoking, since that is pretty much a given. And I don't have a problem with places having designated smoking areas. But I don't think that people should have to be subjected to second hand smoke if they don't want to. And calling these types of people giant wusses is still retarded and I sincerely hope that that was highly tongue in cheek.
Read a book
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Chat
Go out to eat
Exercise
Well, quite frankly, being bothered by something as inconsequential as second-hand smoking at bars, and whining about it, is something I consider to be very unmanly. To be quite honest, the more time I kill around this forum, the more I start to wonder whether there actually are some cultural differences, where I previously thought there to be none.
But then again I'm not a proud Norwegian, just an uncultured American teen with a babysitter government that doesn't know any better.