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#26 2009-08-11 9:41 pm
- sturner
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Re: lighters/airports/airplanes
Yea, and doing that on a plane is a federal offense. Not a good idea.
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#27 2009-08-11 10:05 pm
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Greyhound busses have bathrooms?
Sweet!
I wonder if there's a Greyhound equivalent to joining "the mile-high club?"
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#28 2009-08-11 10:25 pm
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Re: lighters/airports/airplanes
yea, it's the 55mph club.
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#30 2009-08-11 10:45 pm
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Ok. I like that one!
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#31 2009-08-11 11:11 pm
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They could even profit from it.
$5.00 a day for small box, insurance at $3.00 per $100 of value.
Don't claim within specified period, they auction it in a lot auction to local flea market dealers.
no no no, that's too logical. 
i'm imagining it would go to a place like the Unclaimed Baggage store in Scottsboro, AL. ever heard of it? kinda' neat.
http://www.unclaimedbaggage.com/
suck it, trebek.
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#32 2009-08-12 8:12 am
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Re: lighters/airports/airplanes
resedit wrote:
Some jerk tried that on a greyhound bus.
An even bigger jerk went up and told the driver.
I was stuck at a rest stop for about 30 minutes while they waited for the highway patrol to arrive and do the paperwork (take statements etc.) and arrested the guy.
On the bright side, we were allowed off the bus while they waited, so I could smoke.
If I had to sit near full on tobacco smoke for as long as a bus ride (I assume an hour+) I would have bloody noses and swollen sinuses for a few days.
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#33 2009-08-12 9:33 am
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I'm really tired of smokers thinking they have some sort of "right" to poison the air wherever they are. If you can't make it a couple of hours without a cigarette, don't take the smurfing bus.
Grandfatherly advice: You can drink 'em pretty, but you can't drink 'em smart.
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#34 2009-08-12 9:58 am
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mrreet2001 wrote:
resedit wrote:
Some jerk tried that on a greyhound bus.
An even bigger jerk went up and told the driver.
I was stuck at a rest stop for about 30 minutes while they waited for the highway patrol to arrive and do the paperwork (take statements etc.) and arrested the guy.
On the bright side, we were allowed off the bus while they waited, so I could smoke.
If I had to sit near full on tobacco smoke for as long as a bus ride (I assume an hour+) I would have bloody noses and swollen sinuses for a few days.
You get that on greyhound anyway from the fumes that result from the chemical toilet.
I try to sit as close to the front as I can for that reason.
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#35 2009-08-12 10:45 am
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Amateurs. 
-mark
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#36 2009-08-12 10:57 am
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Wear your Class 2 Hazmat suit.
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#37 2009-08-12 7:12 pm
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I hate it when the smoker pops a smoke next to me if he is taking to me. I mean, not only is he intoxicating me and my small lungs: knowing I am a kid, but it also seems rude to interrupt me that way. It always seems as they somehow need to get high to ignore me. And if I ask if they can smoke elsewhere they give me the look. Here is the description. They raise an eyebrow, squint the other one, sharply frown at me and then they chuckle. WTF.
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#38 2009-08-12 7:43 pm
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gd, you're not intimidating enough. Not too long ago, I remember getting on planes to and from Europe, and the entire plane starts smoking and drinking as if it was a wedding reception. I was never a smoker, but it's funny how it was all good until recently to smoke all you want, everywhere. If it's such a crime, now, where are my reparations for enduring all that crap until now?
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#39 2009-08-13 7:34 am
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And when did gd become sturner's love child?
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#41 2009-08-13 8:52 am
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meh, I spent it already.
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#43 2009-08-13 3:11 pm
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You can't even guess my school's name, Bren. When I finally go home I am going back to cop lambo. I really wanted a nice share but the dream is over.
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#44 2009-08-14 12:25 am
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Bren wrote:
<STILL ON PHONE WITH GD'S SCHOOL. STILL NAKED. ATTEMPTING TO TRICK SCHOOL SECRETARY INTO "TALKING DIRTY.">
Tell her you are me - the stuff you'll hear is stuff guys usually have to pay to hear.
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#45 2009-08-14 3:33 am
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I tried that.
She knew I was lying, so I told her you put me up to it.
She's now very angry, and says there will be no more hot herp talk.
Sorry.
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#47 2009-08-14 4:28 am
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Remember- no glove, no love.
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