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In the topic of Does Weight Matter the subject of drinking and smoking and it's relationship to attractiveness was brought up. How do you feel about drinking and smoking? Turn-off or turn-on? Do you do it? If not will you play with others who do?
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We arranged a play date using a popular on-line hook-up site and the first-night sex was breat. BUT, there was an unsettling aspect to the meeting. Nothing about their on-line profile suggested any smoking of cigarettes. Comparing notes during our drive home from the encounter we realized that both were rodelent of burnt tobacco. Why would people commit such a sin of omission?
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Probably a long shot, but does anyone know of any clubs that do not allow smoking indoors. We're both very sensitive to cigarette smoke and it takes the fun out of going to club when your eyes are burning out of their sockets. We appreciate any recommendations. We are located near the Harrisburg area, so we would be looking the central/east portion of PA or Northern Maryland.
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According to a recent slate article only about 13% of American's smoke but when you go to a nightclub or swingers club its seems that over half the people there smoke. As we were leaving the local club, a couple leaving about the same time as us commented on how bad the smoke was in the club. They were leaving because they just couldn't stand it. Now I wonder if all the non-smokers leave early because of it. That might explain why we have so much trouble finding couples that don't smoke at the club. Which got me to thinking, if I went to a swing club non-smoking would be very high on my desires for a swing club (of course, security, cleanliness and good management also rate high). Are there any non-smoking swing clubs out there, or is it just a dream at this point? What about you? 1. What are your thoughts on a non-smoking swing club? Good, bad or indifferent? 2. If you don't smoke your favorite swing club is smoking, would you go more often or stay longer if it became nonsmoking? 3. If you smoke, would you go less often if your favorite swing club became nonsmoking?
