arwalden
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Sun Sep-19-04 08:29 PM
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Weird!!! I Smell Cigarette Smoke |
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and nobody in this house smokes. The previous (and only other) owners were elderly and didn't smoke... so it's not "left over" smoke smell.
Am I having a stroke?
-- Allen
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Sun Sep-19-04 08:30 PM
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1. After the maze game, you probably are. |
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Sun Sep-19-04 08:32 PM
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If I am in my room sometimes I can smell the neighbors smoking in the backyard. I hate cigarette smoke.
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arwalden
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Sun Sep-19-04 09:00 PM
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11. Well... Every Window In The House Is Open |
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for the first time in MONTHS (now that we've finally got cool nights again) YAY!!
So that seems quite likely that it could be from outside. I would have thought that it would have become too "dilluted" for me to smell it though. Hmm... very odd.
-- Allen
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Mon Sep-20-04 04:09 PM
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15. Your neighbor's sneaking a smoke. |
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Sun Sep-19-04 08:34 PM
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3. Maybe you're just having a flashback, arwalden |
arwalden
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Sun Sep-19-04 09:01 PM
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12. 2.5 years smoke free!!! |
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A carton-a-week smoker no more!! Hidden desires coming to the surface? Memories of an old "friend"? --- Possibly.
-- Allen
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Night Gal
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Mon Sep-20-04 05:12 PM
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19. Congratulations on your success |
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I hate you!
Not really, but after being "butt free" for nearly 11 months I screwed up and had "just one". Well that one led to another and... yep... back at it on a regular basis for the past year.
I've got lots of excuses as to why I went back, but none of them hold any water for me anymore.
I admire your willpower.
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Sun Sep-19-04 08:35 PM
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Off to brush my teeth and wash the clothes. Sorry!
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Sun Sep-19-04 08:37 PM
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5. What are you eating? Certain foods do that to me. I think it may be... |
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...pepper or some other spice.
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Sun Sep-19-04 08:37 PM
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6. Olfactory hallucinations? |
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I used to have those before I would get a migraine. What I used to smell was far worse than cigarette smoke though.
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Mon Sep-20-04 05:33 PM
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20. If you are also experiencing deja vu ... |
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Sun Sep-19-04 08:39 PM
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Those little Rascals have been known to "Light them up" when the masters not looking.
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Sun Sep-19-04 08:54 PM
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In the metaphysical world, it could be a loved one that passed on. Someone who smoked. :shrug:
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Sun Sep-19-04 08:58 PM
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or maybe a neighbor is smoking outside.
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Sun Sep-19-04 09:00 PM
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10. Aliens smell like burning cardboard |
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And their ships smell like cheese.
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Mon Sep-20-04 03:39 PM
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It may depend on how long you have been there and how long the previous people were there. We get a very strong smell of smoke here sometimes, and the previous occupant smoked very heavily.
Mind you, our cat regularly gives us the creeps by staring intently over our shoulder when we are sitting down. Seemingly, at a level that would correspond to the eyes of a person standing behind us. So there may be other "things" in play....!
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Mon Sep-20-04 03:50 PM
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14. Cig smoke is sneaky and the nose is very, very sensitive. |
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Especially if you're a former smoker or allergic.
The closest smoker to my house is 6 houses down. I can smell when she lights up outside within a few minutes. We live in a 10 mile an hour neighborhood and I can usually smell when a smoker's car or truck goes by.
The human nose is a very good detector as it happens.
It's probably a neighbor, someone walking by or similar if your windows are open.
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Mon Sep-20-04 04:10 PM
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16. Wow, you've got one hell of a sniffer! n/t |
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Mon Sep-20-04 04:41 PM
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17. ex smoker. My brain is SO conditioned to smoke - and to want it - that |
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I do smell it everywhere.
My brain WANTS those dopamine mimics. Desperately.
It just can't have them.
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Mon Sep-20-04 04:43 PM
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18. It's a GHOST! Your house is haunted! |
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