Where Can We Smoke?

[Ozark Wizard]

Look at me being all pc and stuff..........

Good on ya!

Typing "DW" is also a lot faster than "SWMBO" (She Who Must Be Obeyed). Amounts to much the same thing though. :lol:

<smirk>


Cheers,

RR

(smirk) is how it's pronounced BTW.....

One does well not to attempt usurpation of SWMBO.

Just sayin'

:roll:

 

[Vito]

I live in California. So the answer to your question is No, No, No and just to be safe, No.

:lol!:  

Oh, wait...WTF am I laughing about. I live in Californicaty too.

 

[George Kaplan]

My car's not very comfortable. Can I borrow one from you guys?

 

[Vito]

My car's not very comfortable. Can I borrow one from you guys?

George: My car is a truck, but yeah...you're welcome to stop by and burn a bowl next time you're in SoCal.

 

[KevinM]

Looks like I'll follow KevinM's advice and scout out some pleasant spots around town where I'll just smoke in the car.

As a child in the 1950's, I can remember going to the big downtown department store where customers smoked in the store and even put out their cigarettes on the unfinished hardwood floors.

So long ago and far away.

Yah. Back in the '70s when my new bride dragged me on a shopping trip, her fave store (since bought by Macy's) had a very nice pipe display on the main floor by the escalator. She could shopshopshop and I could idly peruse the briar. The Civic Center had a Melendi's near one of the entrances. It smelled heavenly as soon as I entered. The manager used to phone my office when he had specials or when he got a new stock of basket pipes. Many of them were very nice and taught me how to check out seconds. (Ignore pits, bring a pipe cleaner, pay attention to drilling) He'd put a few basket briars aside, and at lunch I'd walk with another piper down to the shop for a very enjoyable half hour or so. I'd often buy a pipe, take it back to the office and light up. 'Course I'm retired. No mas. Bah. Besides, no one in a suit would dare walk that four-block stretch these days.