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Smoking in the kitchen
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onwards&upwards wrote: »What if it’s their minor child?
Clearly stated as adults in the original post.,Fully paid up member of the ignore button club.If it walks like a Duck, quacks like a Duck, it's a Duck.0 -
Yes as opposed to the family members who don't contribute to the bills in the OP's house :T
The OP has never said that they have asked them to contribute to the bills. If they had asked them to contribute towards the bills and they have an income but have refused then yes that is unfair.
Some people on this forum must be a nightmare to visit and must get no friends or family coming to see them because they seem to think doing what they want in their own home (even if it harms others) is perfectly acceptable.0 -
I damn agree with you on "your house, your rules" but I think these adults care for you that's why they think you shouldn't smoke. Otherwise, none of us has any problem with your smoking.0
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AylesburyDuck wrote: »Clearly stated as adults in the original post.
I wasn’t responding to the OP.0 -
That doesn't work as most of the smoke stays in the room anyway, even if the window is open.deannatrois wrote: »I tend to smoke outside except when its really really cold and then I smoke near an open window. Not ideal for them or me, but a compromise. I must admit I keep the lounge windows open unless there's icicles on the window frame because I want to keep the ill effects of my habit off others as much as I can. But yes, it is my house etc etc.
Not perfect but the best compromise I can do.Retired at age 56 after having "light bulb moment" due to reading MSE and its forums. Have been converted to the "budget to zero" concept and use YNAB for all monthly budgeting and long term goals.0 -
OP hasn't been back since their first post, which was their only post. Never mind smoke, I'm smelling troll.Make £2026 in 2026
Prolific £156.37, TCB £8.24, Everup £12.17
Total £176.78 8.7%Make £2025 in 2025 Total £2241.23/£2025 110.7%
Prolific £1062.50, Octopoints £6.64, TCB £492.05, Tesco Clubcard challenges £89.90, Misc Sales £321, Airtime £70, Shopmium £53.06, Everup £106.08, Zopa CB £30, Misc survey £10
Make £2024 in 2024 Total £1410/£2024 70%Make £2023 in 2023 Total: £2606.33/£2023 128.8%0 -
i make at least 60 mins, thats probably the time people have wasted being triggered by the troll.
saw what it was in the first post, poster's only post. no need to comment. it wasnt genuine.
and tbf some have probably known this and posted just to have their 2p.0 -
Yep!!

I know one shouldn't feed trolls but sometimes it's irresistible to join in.0
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