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kiwivap

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Independence for your county? (I missed out the "r" because you have such a tiny population in comparison to London). If there were to be a true referendum it would be about independence for London - and if that were to happen the rest of Britain would surely weep. It's like saying "Independence for Woking" - which would be truly pathetic.

Independence for London innit. Yer know whadda mean?
 

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what am I doing wrong?
I just can't seem to get this smoking thing down.
I bought a "pack of cigs" I guess they are disposables since you get 20 of them....they all seem to be in the same flavor and strength....they all seem to be doa.

I take one out of the packaging and try to take some hits off of them but nothing ever happens....

The brown filter end goes into your mouth. You light the end with the tobacco visible. If the filter end is white do a quick double check to identify the tobacco end - that's the one you set fire to. Breathe in while setting fire to the end.
What you bought is crap anyway though - just get a cigar.
 

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Tried combining my old vaping equipment with the new hobby with limited results. The tobacco burns well as usual but those Vivi novas are a bugger to get going. On the upside, you get a massive firework-like hit from a dead battery
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Tried combining my old vaping equipment with the new hobby with limited results. The tobacco burns well as usual but those Vivi novas are a bugger to get going. On the upside, you get a massive firework-like hit from a dead battery
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That would be very appropriate if the 4th of July meant you were independent.
Innit.
 

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Sorry to go off-topic but I'm getting a bit muddled. I have decided to get a small car for trips to the supermarket. I asked for advice in the Newbie forum but most people just say "buy a Lamborghini". I have looked at my bank account and could only do so if I sold my house and built a treadmill for my cat to generate electricity. Is this really the only solution to my shopping dilemma? Wouldn't a second-hand Daihatsu Move be adequate for my needs? Confused. :confused:
 
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Sorry to go off-topic but I'm getting a bit muddled. I have decided to get a small car for trips to the supermarket. I asked for advice in the Newbie forum but most people just say "buy a Lamborghini". I have looked at my bank account and could only do so if I sold my house and built a treadmill for my cat to generate electricity. Is this really the only solution to my shopping dilemma? Wouldn't a second-hand Daihatsu Move be adequate for my needs? Confused. :confused:

If you followed my earlier advice to get a Propipi (I assume that is why you cannot afford the Lamborghini) you will be fine.
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Just walk to the nearest main road to your house and hold out your thumb whilst smoking the Propipi, before too long one of two things will happen. Firstly you will have gathered a crowd of people admiring your Propipi and you can charge them £1 for a go on it, you will then be able to afford a taxi to your destination and back. Secondly someone like this
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If the Propipi performs as you say then great - all my shopping woes will be a thing of the past. I'm worried, though - I hear that the Propipi is made in Canada. Will the warranty still apply in the UK? What if it malfunctions and instead of the lady in the scenario you suggest an axe murderer gives me a lift? Will he still put my shopping away?:confused:
 

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If the Propipi performs as you say then great - all my shopping woes will be a thing of the past. I'm worried, though - I hear that the Propipi is made in Canada. Will the warranty still apply in the UK? What if it malfunctions and instead of the lady in the scenario you suggest an axe murderer gives me a lift? Will he still put my shopping away?:confused:

Do not fear Canadian Lumberjacks always wear a red and blue checked shirt, they are most definitely not OK to accept a lift from. Distract them with your emergency beaver whilst you make your exit.
 
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Do not fear Canadian Lumberjacks always wear a red and blue checked shirt, they are most definitely not OK to give a lift to. Distract them with your emergency beaver whilst you make your exit.

I'm having second thoughts about the Propipi. The last emergency beaver I had dammed the stream at the back of my house, causing a tsunami that was unpopular locally.

I'm thinking that a second-hand Daihatsu Move would suit my lifestyle better.At least then I wouldn't be pestered by glamorous ladies trying to cook me snacks. I'd have to put my own shopping away, though. :confused:
 
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