New Zealand is a nation of rollie smokers
I'm curious.
Since we have been here, I have noticed that many more people seem to smoke rollies than I ever noticed in Britain. Just wondered if anyone else had noticed a difference. It may be the culture of my work, not sure? :confused::blink: Steve went on to rollies a couple of years ago in an attempt to stop smoking - as did I, the difference being I have actually stopped :cool: |
Re: New Zealand is a nation of rollie smokers
Originally Posted by karonious
(Post 5252688)
I'm curious.
Since we have been here, I have noticed that many more people seem to smoke rollies than I ever noticed in Britain. Just wondered if anyone else had noticed a difference. It may be the culture of my work, not sure? :confused::blink: Steve went on to rollies a couple of years ago in an attempt to stop smoking - as did I, the difference being I have actually stopped :cool: |
Re: New Zealand is a nation of rollie smokers
Originally Posted by lardyl
(Post 5252721)
give me a few more months Karen and I should be able to report back - if I ever get another chance to ask the question that is........ :-((
I know you don't smoke really, just wanted to tarnish your 'prefect' (and I did mean 'prefect') reputation! :eek::rofl::p |
Re: New Zealand is a nation of rollie smokers
That's true, that is :blink:. Anyone that we know who smokes is on the rollies.
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Re: New Zealand is a nation of rollie smokers
Originally Posted by karonious
(Post 5252745)
Evening bad boy, how are you? Not coughing your lungs up after that rollie then?
I know you don't smoke really, just wanted to tarnish your 'prefect' (and I did mean 'prefect') reputation! :eek::rofl::p .....by yours truly!!! :rofl::rofl::p:p:rofl::rofl: |
Re: New Zealand is a nation of rollie smokers
Originally Posted by BEVS here
(Post 5252810)
That's true, that is :blink:. Anyone that we know who smokes is on the rollies.
seriously I need to know.......it burns at a different rate to the real stuff!!! |
Re: New Zealand is a nation of rollie smokers
The move to smoking rollies is due to the ever increasing cost of cigarettes over the years. It's an attempt to cut back on the cost while still being able to get the dreaded nicotine hit. Twenty years ago in NZ, Me and my friends smoked regular cigarettes. A couple or so smoked rollies when they were on the dole.
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Re: New Zealand is a nation of rollie smokers
From what I've seen it seems that well over half the number of smokers roll their own.
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Re: New Zealand is a nation of rollie smokers
Originally Posted by lardyl
(Post 5252898)
how about the "wacky backy"??
seriously I need to know.......it burns at a different rate to the real stuff!!! |
Re: New Zealand is a nation of rollie smokers
Originally Posted by kato33
(Post 5256647)
So wacky backy also exists in NZ..........Hmmmmm
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Re: New Zealand is a nation of rollie smokers
Originally Posted by kato33
(Post 5256647)
So wacky backy also exists in NZ..........Hmmmmm
pass the cigars.......... /ducks/ |
Re: New Zealand is a nation of rollie smokers
Originally Posted by lardyl
(Post 5256674)
ever heard of "hydroponics", well in NZ the hobbyist market is so large that there is a chain of retailers who advertise on the TV - havent seen any dodgy plants on the ad yet but you never know...... :-))
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Re: New Zealand is a nation of rollie smokers
Originally Posted by kato33
(Post 5256694)
But it is illegal right???
..hobby hydroponics is legal, posession of cannabis is illegal. making your own P is also illegal and dangerous but people still use legal ways to get stuff to make illegal stuff! |
Re: New Zealand is a nation of rollie smokers
Originally Posted by happynz
(Post 5254334)
From what I've seen it seems that well over half the number of smokers roll their own.
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Re: New Zealand is a nation of rollie smokers
Originally Posted by kiwi_child
(Post 5257436)
Exorbitant prices coupled with low wages is bound to produce this sort of thing. Afterall, people still have to pay the bills and put food on the table. I know it would make more sense to give up, but it's an extremely addictive substance and I don't see any govt subsidy on patches or gum or other cessation aids.
I think Quitline is still an option. I gave up smoking for $5 about 18 months ago http://www.quit.org.nz./page/index.php |
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