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OT: Reality set sin for Pitino.

I guess I can't edit the title. Should have read, OT: Reality set's in for Pitino. Could one of the admin's fix it?
 
I'm sure people smoked at the Providence Civic Center back in the day. He didn't complain then.

But hey, it's a new day. Roger Daltrey was recently complaining about smoke during a concert. I'm sure that never even occurred to him during the 1970s.
 
I hate smoking and don't allow it around my kid but if im in public its just something you have to deal with sometimes.
 
He’s American, it is a thing of the past here. If you haven’t been in an enclosed building with a bunch of smokers in a long time you might not get it. In foreign countries they smoke like they are in a dive bar in Winston-Salem North Carolina in 1968. It’s disgusting. Thick, stale air full of smoke and body odor.
 
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Remember some people smoked at the old UConn Classic and later the Conn Mutual Classic. That was 40 plus years ago.
 
Eh, when I was in Rome last year, I got used to it after just several hours, and I was never eve a smoker. Just reminded me of how things used to be here.
 
Hoophound said:
He’s American, it is a thing of the past here. If you haven’t been in an enclosed building with a bunch of smokers in a long time you might not get it. In foreign countries they smoke like they are in a dive bar in Winston-Salem North Carolina in 1968. It’s disgusting. Thick, stale air full of smoke and body odor.
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I remember being in a satellite plant location in the South in the 1970’s where the room was so filled with smoke you could barely see the people on the other side of the table.
The meeting room was small with a low ceiling and no ventilation.
I gave up smoking in 1968 but was usually tolerant. It was so bad my eyes were red and itching until the next day.
If I die of a lung related disease it will be job related.
 
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Madmannsucks said:
I guess I can't edit the title. Should have read, Reality set's in for Pitino. Could one of the admin's fix it?
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Actually, your corrected version is worse, as it not only loses the unintended humor, it adds a grammatical error in the form of an extraneous apostrophe.
 
upstater said:
I'm sure people smoked at the Providence Civic Center back in the day. He didn't complain then.

But hey, it's a new day. Roger Daltrey was recently complaining about smoke during a concert. I'm sure that never even occurred to him during the 1970s.
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Daltrey probably wasn't complaining about the smoke in the 70s because much of it was coming from his own blunt.
 
Hoophound said:
He’s American, it is a thing of the past here. If you haven’t been in an enclosed building with a bunch of smokers in a long time you might not get it. In foreign countries they smoke like they are in a dive bar in Winston-Salem North Carolina in 1968. It’s disgusting. Thick, stale air full of smoke and body odor.
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I miss those days.

I miss smoking on planes and I especially miss blowing smoke at restaraunt tables.

That is when America was great.


You can trace the decline of America directly to the abolishment of smoking in public. Think Im kidding? Look it up.

So I am a one man crusade now to live how I want. Concerts? Yup I still light up, why should my enjoyment of my concert experience be curtailed because of a bunch of nancies? I paid the same money as you, Im entitled to enjoy it just as much as you, and if that means firing up an American Spirit Light Blue or a cool Newport soft pack (I like menthol when I get my swerve on) why shouldnt I?
UConn games? Sure. In the hallways wherever. Even lit up in my seat once this year. Who is going to stop me? Try it. Ill put it out in your eye.

Now that you know, Look for me in XL and Gampel this year. Ill be the guy with enjoying the cig while all you haters whisper among yourselves but cant do a damn thing about it.
 
August_West said:
I miss those days.

I miss smoking on planes and I especially miss blowing smoke at restaraunt tables.

That is when America was great.


You can trace the decline of America directly to the abolishment of smoking in public. Think Im kidding? Look it up.

So I am a one man crusade now to live how I want. Concerts? Yup I still light up, why should my enjoyment of my concert experience be curtailed because of a bunch of nancies? I paid the same money as you, Im entitled to enjoy it just as much as you, and if that means firing up an American Spirit Light Blue or a cool Newport soft pack (I like menthol when I get my swerve on) why shouldnt I?
UConn games? Sure. In the hallways wherever. Even lit up in my seat once this year. Who is going to stop me? Try it. Ill put it out in your eye.

Now that you know, Look for me in XL and Gampel this year. Ill be the guy with enjoying the cig while all you haters whisper among yourselves but cant do a damn thing about it.
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Make August Great Again
 
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Rick is fine with hookers, underage drinking, table sex, recruiting violations, but no smoking please.
 
August_West said:
I miss those days.

I miss smoking on planes and I especially miss blowing smoke at restaraunt tables.

That is when America was great.


You can trace the decline of America directly to the abolishment of smoking in public. Think Im kidding? Look it up.

So I am a one man crusade now to live how I want. Concerts? Yup I still light up, why should my enjoyment of my concert experience be curtailed because of a bunch of nancies? I paid the same money as you, Im entitled to enjoy it just as much as you, and if that means firing up an American Spirit Light Blue or a cool Newport soft pack (I like menthol when I get my swerve on) why shouldnt I?
UConn games? Sure. In the hallways wherever. Even lit up in my seat once this year. Who is going to stop me? Try it. Ill put it out in your eye.

Now that you know, Look for me in XL and Gampel this year. Ill be the guy with enjoying the cig while all you haters whisper among yourselves but cant do a damn thing about it.
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You'll be the one with the cigarette and the smuggled Arby's Meatmountain sandwich:
How many calories in the Arby's meat mountain sandwich?
1030 calories

There are 1030 calories in a 1 sandwich serving of Arby's Meat Mountain. Calorie breakdown: 44% fat, 22% carbs, 33% protein.
 
dennismenace said:
You'll be the one with the cigarette and the smuggled Arby's Meatmountain sandwich:
How many calories in the Arby's meat mountain sandwich?
1030 calories

There are 1030 calories in a 1 sandwich serving of Arby's Meat Mountain. Calorie breakdown: 44% fat, 22% carbs, 33% protein.
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According to latest diet nutrition guidelines that is actually perfect
 
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