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I'm just wondering what you all think of this. I am on a fixed income, I do smoke, but I can only get enough of them for me to get through a month. That is usually 3 cartons for me. My question is, my neighbor who I don't know that well begs me for a pack when she has none, I gave her one once, now she makes it a habit, is it wrong for me to say I don't have any??
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Maybe say that you don't have enough to spare?
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i had a neighbor like that. i used to tell her all the time i wsa out.
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No...and just imagine the money you owuld save if you quit, lol.
And then when you tell her no...its because you really dont have any. |
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Edited by
adj4u
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Sat 11/15/08 10:55 PM
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my response would be you never replaced the last pack you got from me sorry
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little white lie wont kill ya, will it?
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fool me once....
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I would just tell her the truth. Giving them to her may have given her the impression that you have a cigarette tree in your back yard. Let her know that you just can't continue to do so anymore.
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Next time she asks, punch her in the face. Shell catch on.
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Next time she asks, punch her in the face. Shell catch on. how did you know her name was shell she never said a name? |
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Next time she asks, punch her in the face. Shell catch on. how did you know her name was shell she never said a name? That makes me sound like a caveman (as far as speech is concerned). Lets say her name was Lisa, then according to you it would have been, "Next time she asks, punch her in the face. Lisa catch on." |
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Next time she asks, punch her in the face. Shell catch on. how did you know her name was shell she never said a name? That makes me sound like a caveman (as far as speech is concerned). Lets say her name was Lisa, then according to you it would have been, "Next time she asks, punch her in the face. Lisa catch on." 
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Thanx, everyone!! I told her tonite that I had none, I guess I'll keep saying that!
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Thanx, everyone!! I told her tonite that I had none, I guess I'll keep saying that!
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Hell! just tell her the truth, you can't afford her habbit as well.
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i guess telling her she has not repaid the last pack is to straight forward and honest
silly me |
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I'm just wondering what you all think of this. I am on a fixed income, I do smoke, but I can only get enough of them for me to get through a month. That is usually 3 cartons for me. My question is, my neighbor who I don't know that well begs me for a pack when she has none, I gave her one once, now she makes it a habit, is it wrong for me to say I don't have any??
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Point her towards the tobacco shop, and say, "My pal, who lives in Alaska, rolls his own with good quality tobacco. It costs him about $7 per week, so get smart. Stop throwing away rent and car payments on premade camel dung cigs. Buy some real nice present for yourself, at Christmas, with what you save in just six weeks."
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ok so many telling her to lie
i hope there are no kids seeing this example and what would it teach them ssshhhezzzzzzzzzzz 
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Let's see here...10 packs to a carton...and you need 3 cartons a month to "survive" on a limited income? That equates to at least a pack a day, right?
Yup, I'm a non-smoker...and not a vigilante for non-smoking, but holy SMOKES, that sounds excessive to me, especially on a fixed income. I say quit smoking, and it would likely cure a lot of your problems, including the grubby neighbor who wants to bum off of you.
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