I noticed that they're hard to find on the mainland but seem to see loads of people in Hong Kong smoking rollies (well all the anarcho types I hung around with down there anyway)Top improvement to my quality of life (sad to relate) in 2012 was finding a place in Beijing I could get a regular supply of rolling baccy rather than the horrible straights.
Not entirely, I buy organic wholemeal when there's money to spare for it. But not tobacco, rolling or otherwise.
Particularly if the baccy's a bit old - but Drum and Camel are the worst smelling IME.
what if you make it yourself?
How can I put this? A lot of bread is eaten here. My reasons are more to do with knowing about pesticide residues being higher in wholemeal, and being in a household with somebody who (being already sick) needs to avoid poisons where reasonable. It's not about class or image.
Whether you mind or not is irrelevant - just bear in mind that wanting to buy less harmful food is something which people on benefits want as much as anyone else.
Lucky them, to have the choice.
Nor did I say that you did. BTW love the irony of you telling me to lighten up.
So you wouldn't include yourself with "most people" then?
You wouldn't believe how many people say that; it's as common a phenomenon as people who describe themselves as mad turning out to be quite boring as well as sane.
'All the idiots at work'? Nice.
Quite possibly. As for "the idiots at work", it could be argued that those who are well-adjusted to an unhealthy or harmful environment (such as being exploited) to appear happy there must be maladapted.
I was being sarcastic. Your attitude is leaving a lot to be desired.
Yes, but in reality it holds as much truth as a clown's painted on smile.
Looks like it.
