Actually, David says those Indian smokes are bidis, not bindis.

Kat

On 12 Mar 2006, at 23:07, Kathleen Salkin wrote:

> I agree with you 100% on that, Mike.  And I don't know if those are  
> the same as you're talking about, but I can't stand those Indian  
> cigarettes, bindis, I think they're called.  They stink something  
> awful.
>
> I think I recall when I was at uni, the campus bookstore actually  
> sold flavored chewing tobacco.  The thought makes me shudder now.   
> When I worked for the local VA regional office back in the 1970s, I  
> worked alongside a guy who would spit tobacco into his Coke can all  
> day.  It got so bad I had to ask my supervisor to move my desk to  
> the other side of the room.
>
> My boyfriend still tells of the summer job he had whilst in high  
> school at the the local med school, where the lab super would spit  
> tobacco all over the lab and made him clean it up.  To this day,  
> David will not be in the same room with anyone chewing tobacco, and  
> I can't blame him.
>
> Kat
>
>
> On 12 Mar 2006, at 21:48, [log in to unmask] wrote:
>
>> I'm a bus rider, having to take three buses to work and back to   
>> home.  I
>> have to run at some points, going from one bus to  another, and  
>> the most
>> irritating thing I have to put up with is people  smoking these  
>> new type of flavored
>> cigarettes. It really turns my stomach.   They don't even have to  
>> be smoking it
>> at the time.  The smell lingers on  their clothes.  Try being on a  
>> bus,
>> standing room only and that is the only  smell you're breathing.   
>> Cigarettes are
>> bad, cigars are worse but these new  ones out now and extremely  
>> horrible.
>>
>> Walk away  before I finish what you started. Face to face I will  
>> put you in
>> your place. End  this game before I finish what you started. Face  
>> to face
>> everything will  change.
>>
>> "Stand Up" by Trapt
>