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Bubbles is cool.

Ok, how about a willy just for you And a 50's style raunchy lady (very tame)

@Joe7 Nice one, took me a few seconds.

Not just yet. Go a bit cross eyed, you may see it. Once you've got the knack, it's easy and quick.

This is to all the peeps on here.

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Remember magic eye pics? It took me a while to get the hang of it again. They just suddenly work after a while of staring. £1,000,000 prize for the first correct answer, payable tomorrow.

We must all post as much as possible because there's nothing worse than a tumbleweed forum. I've been on a couple (not quit ones) where you post something and if you're lucky you may get one or two replies after a few days. Yah boo to that, forums need to breathe (apt for this one) and be as lively as possible.

This place is almost as good as a bacon sandwich.............almost.

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I've posted this not so much for the song as the reactions.

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@jillar She's beautiful and another cat that loves boxes I see. What does she weigh?

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That's a great way to phrase it and true.

He's a Maine Coon but the two breeds are easily mistaken for each other. Is there a pic of yours on this thread somewhere?

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The small things count as well. It could be, "Have I got my fags?" "Damn, I've forgot my lighter. Oh no, It's empty, I'll have to nip to a shop on the way to work. Have I time?" I've got eight fags left....erm....is that enough until I get home tonight? Let's see, two on the way to work. Six on my breaks. Bugger, none for my journey home. Mmmmm... not enough but I've no money left. I'll ration them better." Etc.etc. All that palaver is gone now. The freedom comes in many guises.

We have three cats and two dogs. I love them all but I've got to admit that Oliver is my special boy and soul cat.

The breaks don't just seem longer, they are longer. I used to 'catch up' on my lunch break and smoke three at least so that took about 15 mins off my break. That was just destructive, addictive and wasted time. I tend to stay in the building now, find a spare computer and do my own thing for a full hour.

A very wise post and a reminder for all about the dangers. You may remember in my introductory post that I said I gave up for seven years in 1997 so, an addict is an addict is an addict until we're pushing up the daisies. My late mother in law had quit for more than thirty years and detested the smell etc. of cigarettes. She never wanted one but once said that if she did have one, she'd be back on 60 a day immediately. She had never read up on addiction but she knew instinctively what it meant.