- to call dibs bagsy bants - to engage in fast-paced chatter or joke telling, banter bum - to borrow chinwag - chat, gossip diddle - to rip someone off faff - waste time on an unimportant task fancy - to like or want something
Kosovo Customs, Statistics for smuggling of cigarettes from Pristina Adem Jashari International Airport, 27 May 2025, email
Hard packs often protect better in real use because: The structure helps the inner foil stay tight The opening area stays cleaner The pack doesnt collapse and expose edges Soft packs can still stay fresh, but they need better storage habits: Keep them in a stable pocket, not loose in a bag Avoid bending or compressing the pack Close and store away from heat 6
[5] However, burning incense may not be allowed in buildings with strict no-smoking policies
Marketed at young women, the accompanying advertising campaign - "You've come a long way, baby / To get where you've got to today / You've got your own cigarette now, baby / You've come a long, long way" - didn't quite manage to distil all the philosophies and ideologies driving Emmeline Pankhurst, Simone de Beauvoir and Betty Friedan's century-long struggle against oppression into one catchy 30-second jingle
