What is your vice and what do you do to quit?

Cigarettes and poker

Beer is healthy though

Doing shit lot to quit both haha

You're my only vice Maya...why would I want to quit ;)

Steve Campbell wrote: You're my only vice Maya...why would I want to quit ;)

Vice is just a habit. A bad one. Which I'm definitely not LOL

poker rules

errrr, not that we play it at lunchtimes or anything

Don't be getting into a game with yer Aunt May here.....she's a fooking shark :D

(except if it's strip poker...she plays that to lose hehehehehe)

My vice was looking at porn on the internet

But i gave it up because of trojan viruses getting through

Never again .

Unless i 'm looking for pics of Zoe Lucker of course

Unless i 'm looking for pics of Zoe Lucker of course

mmmm, I will download some of her work from e-Mule

Johnny wrote: My vice was looking at porn on the internet

But i gave it up because of trojan viruses getting through

Never again .

Unless i 'm looking for pics of Zoe Lucker of course

What?...and you thought I used Linux for some high-minded reason?

LOL

best lil porn viewing OS ever made :D

cigarettes are my bad habit and I do nothing to quit so far.

Buying music... Nothing...

Snorri xxx

I drive fast.

I'm not quitting. I'm buying a motorcycle. So there :p

I'm remarkably vice-free these days. Don't smoke, don't take drugs, don't drink beer, don't gamble, don't eat shite food.

oldmonkey wrote: I'm remarkably vice-free these days. Don't smoke, don't take drugs, don't drink beer, don't gamble, don't eat shite food.

Right F*ing bundle of laughs ;)

oldmonkey wrote: I'm remarkably vice-free these days. Don't smoke, don't take drugs, don't drink beer, don't gamble, don't eat shite food.

Aside from NO, is there anything worth living for then?

Snorri xxx

WOAH!!!

I won again!! haha

Gambling .. it only sucks when you're losing...ner ner ner ner

lend us a tenner then ,Maya

Working is my vice, I should just stop...and then get arrested when I can't make my car payments or college tuition and owe back taxes

Johnny wrote: lend us a tenner then ,Maya

:O

sounding like a guy who was sat right next to me tonight.

LOSER!!

Snorrimon wrote:

oldmonkey wrote: I'm remarkably vice-free these days. Don't smoke, don't take drugs, don't drink beer, don't gamble, don't eat shite food.

Aside from NO, is there anything worth living for then?

Snorri xxx

Another vice-free NOOLer here. Don't smoke, don't take drugs, don't drink, don't gamble, don't eat shite food.

Plus, I walk everywhere, drive nowhere, and would ride my bikes every day if they were on the road... but they're not. One French, one Italian, both down for repairs, so I'll be buying another bike soon to get me back on the road. English this time, from Nottingham.

Everything's worth living for.

Well, not the bills that flood my mailbox everyday, and all the shite that rains down everyday, and humanity, and ...ummm, on second thought, nothing's worth living for.

Hey.. I just have to stop wanking.

I can barely read these threads sometimes.

Jumping in late, but driving fast and using up alot of fuel in the process are my vices. My 462 cubic inch (7.8 liters for you meteric users) beast sucks down a good 6-8 miles per gallon. Sure all the enviromentalists hate me, but I have a need for speed.

Comrade, guess I use up the fuel you would normally be using, so it's even??? No drinking??? I thought at least champajha.

JHC

Burt Reynolds wrote: Hey.. I just have to stop wanking.

I can barely read these threads sometimes.

Can't even see well enough to write, from the looks of it...

68 Pontiac wrote: Jumping in late, but driving fast and using up alot of fuel in the process are my vices. My 462 cubic inch (7.8 liters for you meteric users) beast sucks down a good 6-8 miles per gallon. Sure all the enviromentalists hate me, but I have a need for speed.

Comrade, guess I use up the fuel you would normally be using, so it's even??? No drinking??? I thought at least champajha.

JHC

The occasional drink passes my lips...down only.

Favorites are Veuve Clicquot (shampanya), Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio, Margaritas...

But Comrade's usual drink is water.

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote: Hey.. I just have to stop wanking.

I can barely read these threads sometimes.

Can't even see well enough to write, from the looks of it...

Thank God for the internet, now I know way too much about other peoples' personal habits than I ever really wanted to.

If masturbating too much is a crime...

Al Jarvis wrote: One major vice. But have no intention of quitting it, like most NOOLers.--and everyone --talking about... huh. ! right. . ..

& -- :tbthog:----

everything is worth living for. the not even drawn- up list of things that have to get done. will. few things like old fashioned multi-million- tasking. :egg: .

Comrade, how about lurin disco dollies???

JHC

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote: Hey.. I just have to stop wanking.

I can barely read these threads sometimes.

Can't even see well enough to write, from the looks of it...

hehe..

Comrade, you are an icon..

68 Pontiac wrote: Comrade, how about lurin disco dollies???

JHC

Yeah Comrade... When was the last time you 'walked yer little doggie'?

Taboo # 7 wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote: Hey.. I just have to stop wanking.

I can barely read these threads sometimes.

Can't even see well enough to write, from the looks of it...

Thank God for the internet, now I know way too much about other peoples' personal habits than I ever really wanted to.

If masturbating too much is a crime...

You're gonna do time...

68 Pontiac wrote: Comrade, how about lurin disco dollies???

JHC

OK, that could be a vice. But Comrade is just too clean-living these days, I'm afraid.

Funny, an ex-girlfriend told me that that song-- and she didn't mean the title, smart-arse-- reminds her of me. God only knows why.

Burt Reynolds wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote: these threads sometimes.

Can't even see well enough to write, from the looks of it...

hehe..Comrade, you are an icon..

what was all the %#@ ! ! ahh* is going blind business. nice work with the bike, though.

Burt Reynolds wrote:

68 Pontiac wrote: Comrade, how about lurin disco dollies???

JHC

Yeah Comrade... When was the last time you 'walked yer little doggie'?

Yeah, it's probably time I should go looking to procure, run little doggie...

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote:

68 Pontiac wrote: Comrade, how about lurin disco dollies???

JHC

Yeah Comrade... When was the last time you 'walked yer little doggie'?

Yeah, it's probably time I should go looking to procure, run little doggie...

what about your intimate knowledge of porn Comrade?

tissue, mind, heart , $, million -aires and we're supposed to support them. when just plus mixes. just music. double edit. G R - best.4.

edit. 7:14:13 lol. great. trust that they've good taste then.

14 -K wrote: Ghost Rider- huge congrats. just *c-o-s-t-s too much.*gotto give tissues and pocket- books a chance to heal. but don't understand how most of the entertainment industry are millionaire.million -airesand we're supposed to support them. when really. just tunes.clean J-D-peel tunes- onwards. and mixes now. music. just music.

I found a way to cure the "buying tons of music all the time" syndrome, it's called. . . kids.

JHC

Ronald Kirsch wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote:

68 Pontiac wrote: Comrade, how about lurin disco dollies???

JHC

Yeah Comrade... When was the last time you 'walked yer little doggie'?

Yeah, it's probably time I should go looking to procure, run little doggie...

what about your intimate knowledge of porn Comrade?

Errm, I *may* have inadvertently come across...strike that, RUN across some porn here and there, but I would hardly lassify that as "intimate." OK, so the "moment" was intimate, but... *digs deeper hole*

When in doubt, it's the alcohol that does me in. Couple of pints a couple of times a week, nothing major, always making sure I never drive.

However, I have no idea how I made it to my hotel room at the conference I attended in Portland last weekend, or how my bags wound up in my room when I left them outside in the car on the other side of the parking lot. Last thing I remember was dancing away madly on the floor with the gals sitting in our area.

All I know is that I didn't have to buy a drink the entire night (and next day), and that I'm missing a shirt and a pair of socks. AND I missed winning an all-expenses paid trip to the NASCAR race in Phoenix by ONE number, if only I'dve been just a bit more hung over...

What do I do to quit? Probably a court order.......:p

found a way to cure the "buying tons of music all the time" syndrome, it's called. . . kids

True.

twist wrote:

found a way to cure the "buying tons of music all the time" syndrome, it's called. . . kids

True.

Maybe it just becomes buying tons of kids music. When I was bouncing my baby "nephew" around, all of my childhood songs started coming back to me. He loves it when his Uncle Comrade sings and dances with him. Can't wait to buy him some CDs. :)

in-car driving rage.

i.e get out the fuckin way you idiot

and

fuckin hurry up will ya.

J.A.K wrote: in-car driving rage.

i.e get out the fuckin way you idiot

and

fuckin hurry up will ya.

And i always thought you were a nice lad!

J.A.K wrote: in-car driving rage.

i.e get out the fuckin way you idiot

and

fuckin hurry up will ya.

Hmm, you'd do well here...

"Any slower and you'll be in f'ing reverse!" goes down well with the taxis.

Road rage - the kids are always listening to me shouting at other - CRAP - drivers!

But i enjoy it

I suppose i'll have to give up looking at meself on the C2 website:

1. Drinking - refuse to quit, it's too much fun

2. Smoking - only smoke when i drink (although i drink every night)

3. Gambling - no more than £10 a week and i win quite often

4. Male escorts

Missy Jem wrote:

4. Male escorts

you promised me you wouldn't say anything.

J.A.K wrote:

Missy Jem wrote:

4. Male escorts

you promised me you wouldn't say anything.

I'm still waiting for my refund

I'm trying to figure out what my vice is. I cleaned up a few years back, otherwise I would have had an easy pickings of what to say here.

Well, ok. There is this one thing that could count as a vice, and that's trawling garage sales for neat statuary or old records. That is quite the addiction to me, and my pocketbook can tell the tales. :shy:

melly wrote: --to say here.-- ----trawling garage sales for neat statuary or old records. --:

edit- being too short tempered is probably my vice. Melly- searching out vintage what a word ! and classic things is a definitely a virtue and not a vice. especially if out of print music.--:tbthog:

Just been out - on a Monday night

what a stoopid thing to do

now feeling shite

need nurofen and duvet day tomorrow...

delilah wrote: Just been out - on a Monday night

what a stoopid thing to do

now feeling shite

need nurofen and duvet day tomorrow...

You're getting out of control, D!

Bonzette wrote:

delilah wrote: Just been out - on a Monday night

what a stoopid thing to do

now feeling shite

need nurofen and duvet day tomorrow...

You're getting out of control, D!

I should know better at my age

delilah wrote:

Bonzette wrote:

delilah wrote: Just been out - on a Monday night

what a stoopid thing to do

now feeling shite

need nurofen and duvet day tomorrow...

You're getting out of control, D!

I should know better at my age

Shouldn't we all?

I like a bit of gambling, only been to the casino once, blew £200. I am addicted to New Order, but I won't quit them. Can't think of a day in the last few months with iPod available where I haven't played any of their stuff. Drinking could be a vice too but I won't quit it... at this point in time.

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

twist wrote:

found a way to cure the "buying tons of music all the time" syndrome, it's called. . . kids

True.

Maybe it just becomes buying tons of kids music. When I was bouncing my baby "nephew" around, all of my childhood songs started coming back to me. He loves it when his Uncle Comrade sings and dances with him. Can't wait to buy him some CDs. :)

Trust me when I say kids music get really old really fast. Every toy flashes and plays music louderthan my Bose system. Every cartoon and tv show is riddled with music we used to know but with cheesier beats and different lyrics. The cd's are nice for awhile, and love hearing my daughter singing them (I really do enjoy that) but there are many times I would rather beat my head againsta brick wall to a bloody pulp. Such are the joys of parenting.

JHC

68 Pontiac wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

twist wrote:

found a way to cure the "buying tons of music all the time" syndrome, it's called. . . kids

True.

Maybe it just becomes buying tons of kids music. When I was bouncing my baby "nephew" around, all of my childhood songs started coming back to me. He loves it when his Uncle Comrade sings and dances with him. Can't wait to buy him some CDs. :)

Trust me when I say kids music get really old really fast. Every toy flashes and plays music louderthan my Bose system. Every cartoon and tv show is riddled with music we used to know but with cheesier beats and different lyrics. The cd's are nice for awhile, and love hearing my daughter singing them (I really do enjoy that) but there are many times I would rather beat my head againsta brick wall to a bloody pulp. Such are the joys of parenting.

JHC

OK, I'll trust you. But my baby "nephew" is Polish, so his parents got him a Polish choildren's CD, and I didn't get tired of that one at all. Now his mother cursed me for burning one particular song into her brain becuse I kept singing it to him all the time, but i never got tired of it. And it was amazing how songs I haven't heard in decades came back to me when I heard the cheezy synthesized versions. So my baby nephew got the real versions, with his Uncle Comrade singing and dancing like a silly grown-up version of the silly baby boy my nephew is... :)

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

OK, I'll trust you. But my baby "nephew" is Polish, so his parents got him a Polish choildren's CD, and I didn't get tired of that one at all. Now his mother cursed me for burning one particular song into her brain becuse I kept singing it to him all the time, but i never got tired of it. And it was amazing how songs I haven't heard in decades came back to me when I heard the cheezy synthesized versions. So my baby nephew got the real versions, with his Uncle Comrade singing and dancing like a silly grown-up version of the silly baby boy my nephew is... :)

Comrade, You hit the nail on the head. Something about kids songs in other languages are great. Wife is Japanese, so Japanese kid's songs are so much better, not sure if it's because I can't understand them all that well, but the lyrics are more interesting.

Glad to hear your nephew has a great uncle to be around. That's important in his life. Here's to happy days with him!

And don't get me wrong, I love my kids and would never trade anything for them, just sometimes hearing the same thing over 5,000 times in a row gets a little old.

JHC

68 Pontiac wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

OK, I'll trust you. But my baby "nephew" is Polish, so his parents got him a Polish choildren's CD, and I didn't get tired of that one at all. Now his mother cursed me for burning one particular song into her brain becuse I kept singing it to him all the time, but i never got tired of it. And it was amazing how songs I haven't heard in decades came back to me when I heard the cheezy synthesized versions. So my baby nephew got the real versions, with his Uncle Comrade singing and dancing like a silly grown-up version of the silly baby boy my nephew is... :)

Comrade, You hit the nail on the head. Something about kids songs in other languages are great. Wife is Japanese, so Japanese kid's songs are so much better, not sure if it's because I can't understand them all that well, but the lyrics are more interesting.

Glad to hear your nephew has a great uncle to be around. That's important in his life. Here's to happy days with him!

And don't get me wrong, I love my kids and would never trade anything for them, just sometimes hearing the same thing over 5,000 times in a row gets a little old.

JHC

I'd probably beg for an end to my life at #5000. :)

Spending money on NO CDs. Just tonight, I purchased Community, Community EP, and Revolving World. Also, I am addicted to NOOL. I don't think I can quit going to this site, but I can slow my spending down. I'll buy NO music as a reward to myself for doing better in my second semester.

moaning about not feeling well, feeling tired, having a rotten cold, never feeling as good as I used to, being sure 'I'm coming down with something' etc. Hypochondria generally.

Why should I quit? It's being so miserable that keeps me going.