Smoke in eyes hey, i recently started smoking cigarettes instead of vape. Now i have the problem that smoke keeps getting into my eye, which hurts really bad and makes my eye water. Am I just too dumb to smoke or is t…
Neighbours having fires every night, what can I do? Hi, my next door neighbours have been having fires in their fire pit every night. My house is a council house but they own theirs. It's been almost every night this…
(UK, informal) London.
I'm heading down to the Smoke later this week.
“Smoke in eyes hey, i recently started smoking cigarettes instead of vape. Now i have the problem that smoke keeps getting into my eye, which hurts really bad and makes my eye water. Am I just too dumb to smoke or is this something everyone has to deal with? Is there a way to prevent this? Or do you just get used to it?”
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Curious: How does GenZ save their seat at a bar if they go to the bathroom, smoke, take a call, etc? Millennial here. I always use a napkin over the drink or tilted in bar chair leaning in on the bar. This is assuming…
“Neighbours having fires every night, what can I do? Hi, my next door neighbours have been having fires in their fire pit every night. My house is a council house but they own theirs. It's been almost every night this week and the smell of the smoke is getting into all the rooms in my house. I have a bird and it's not good for him at all. Is there anything I can do??”
“Curious: How does GenZ save their seat at a bar if they go to the bathroom, smoke, take a call, etc? Millennial here. I always use a napkin over the drink or tilted in bar chair leaning in on the bar. This is assuming you went solo and not out with friends.”
“Have you ever encountered someone keeping matches near the toilet? I thought “Lit a match” was a cheap joke, but I did encounter this a guy’s house once. He didn’t smoke.”
“no? Now all the Pop Smoke songs are out”
“no? Now all the Pop Smoke songs are out”
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(UK, informal) A smoked fish.