The Off Topic Topic

[Josquius]

This whole using breasts to market technology is catching, whilst looking for a radio aerial came across this today:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEW-DAB-INDOOR-AERIAL-ANTENNA-NEW_W0QQitemZ300329904453QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_AudioVisualElectronics_PortableAudio_Radios?hash=item45ed0ea945&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=65%3A1|66%3A2|39%3A1|293%3A1|294%3A50

Amazing find.

[CountDeMoney]

http://www.myweddingideas.net/star-wars-wedding-cakes/

Beats the Hannah Montana cake your bride asked for.

Goddamn, Syt with the

[Ed Anger]

Best part of a Miley Cyrus cake is eating the crotch out of it.

IT IS LEGAL IN CANADA.

[Barrister]

Best part of a Miley Cyrus cake is eating the crotch out of it.

IT IS LEGAL IN CANADA.

  The laws on child porn are no different across the 49th parallel.

[Ed Anger]

Best part of a Miley Cyrus cake is eating the crotch out of it.

IT IS LEGAL IN CANADA.

  The laws on child porn are no different across the 49th parallel.

NO SHIT. 

People are having fun poking fun and you come blundering in with your pleated pants. Thanks Captain Buzzkill. 

[Barrister]

Best part of a Miley Cyrus cake is eating the crotch out of it.

IT IS LEGAL IN CANADA.

  The laws on child porn are no different across the 49th parallel.

NO SHIT. 

People are having fun poking fun and you come blundering in with your pleated pants. Thanks Captain Buzzkill. 

I see my work here is done.

*flies off into the sunset*

[HVC]

Best part of a Miley Cyrus cake is eating the crotch out of it.

IT IS LEGAL IN CANADA.

  The laws on child porn are no different across the 49th parallel.

NO SHIT. 

People are having fun poking fun and you come blundering in with your pleated pants. Thanks Captain Buzzkill. 

No more pleated pants for BB

[MadBurgerMaker]

I've lost track of how long it's been since I last smoked.    

[sbr]

I've lost track of how long it's been since I last smoked.   

Nice.

It has been 19 months since I quit, almost a full year since my last smoke.

[DisturbedPervert]

I've lost track of how long it's been since I last smoked.   

Two days for me.   

[MadBurgerMaker]

Nice.

It has been 19 months since I quit, almost a full year since my last smoke.

That little...er...hiccup...in your...uh...quitting didn't cause you to start up again?  I'm kinda worried that if I were to, say, grab some smokes to burn at the bar or something, it would cause me to "relapse," or at least have the same massive cravings that were so bad right when I first quit.

Two days for me.   

[sbr]

Nice.

It has been 19 months since I quit, almost a full year since my last smoke.

That little...er...hiccup...in your...uh...quitting didn't cause you to start up again?  I'm kinda worried that if I were to, say, grab some smokes to burn at the bar or something, it would cause me to "relapse," or at least have the same massive cravings that were so bad right when I first quit.

It didn't for me but I absolutely hated smoking the last year or so I smoked.  I didn't have much problem quitting, I liked to smoke and drink with my brother the few times a year I saw him, he quit smoking too now so I am not worried at all.

That being said, quitting cold turkey is best.  I quit smoking for 3+ months more than a few times and little breakdowns almost always led to restarting right away.

Good luck.

[sbr]

Nice.

It has been 19 months since I quit, almost a full year since my last smoke.

That little...er...hiccup...in your...uh...quitting didn't cause you to start up again?  I'm kinda worried that if I were to, say, grab some smokes to burn at the bar or something, it would cause me to "relapse," or at least have the same massive cravings that were so bad right when I first quit.

It didn't for me but I absolutely hated smoking the last year or so I smoked.  I didn't have much problem quitting, I just liked to smoke and drink with my brother the few times a year I saw him, he quit smoking too now so I am not worried at all.

That being said, quitting cold turkey is best.  I quit smoking for 3+ months more than a few times and little breakdowns almost always led to restarting right away.

Good luck.

[sbr]

Nice.

It has been 19 months since I quit, almost a full year since my last smoke.

That little...er...hiccup...in your...uh...quitting didn't cause you to start up again?  I'm kinda worried that if I were to, say, grab some smokes to burn at the bar or something, it would cause me to "relapse," or at least have the same massive cravings that were so bad right when I first quit.

It didn't for me but I absolutely hated smoking the last year or so I smoked.  I didn't have much problem quitting, I just liked to smoke and drink with my brother the few times a year I saw him, he quit smoking too now so I am not worried at all.

That being said, quitting cold turkey is best.  I quit smoking for 3+ months more than a few times and little breakdowns almost always led to restarting right away.

Good luck.

[MadBurgerMaker]

It didn't for me but I absolutely hated smoking the last year or so I smoked.  I didn't have much problem quitting, I just liked to smoke and drink with my brother the few times a year I saw him, he quit smoking too now so I am not worried at all.

That being said, quitting cold turkey is best.  I quit smoking for 3+ months more than a few times and little breakdowns almost always led to restarting right away.

Good luck.

Okay, yeah, so I should probably just completely stay away from that sort of thing.  I didn't necessarily quit because I hated smoking, but more because I finally just decided to stop.  I guess not really a super good "reason," but it worked (for now). 

I ended up going cold turkey, but was helped out a lot by the fact that I caught the fucking swine flu or something there for a while right after I quit, and simply wasn't able to smoke no matter what.  Or leave the house, for that matter (couldn't go buy a pack).