TR Part II: August 15th to August 18th; The Bellagio

>From: Michael Zimmermann

>And how I hate not to smoke for more
>than 12 hours.
>

you should quit smoking. its really not good for you. i'm not kidding. lung
cancer, heart disease, emphysema, you stink, then i stink, then i hate you,
then you hate me. besides, cigarettes cost a lot of money. so do everybody a
solid. QUIT smoking.

25 Aug 2004 03:56:08 GMT KlingvilleBill wrote:

>>From: Michael Zimmermann
>
>>And how I hate not to smoke for more
>>than 12 hours.
>>
>
> you should quit smoking. its really not good for you. i'm not kidding. lung
> cancer, heart disease, emphysema, you stink, then i stink, then i hate you,
> then you hate me. besides, cigarettes cost a lot of money. so do everybody a
> solid. QUIT smoking.

What can I say? You are _absolutely_ right.
But I seem to be a man of weak character.
At least: The decision to at least *try* to give it up is taking a more
substantial form at the moment.


Regards


Michael


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Michael Zimmermann
mizimmermann@t-online.de

> What can I say? You are _absolutely_ right.
> But I seem to be a man of weak character.
> At least: The decision to at least *try* to give it up is taking a more
> substantial form at the moment.

Stopping to smoke seems to be very easy. I know people that have already
stopped smoking more than 10 times.

Werner
(non-smoker)

Michael Zimmermann <mzimmer@warozim.de> wrote in message news:<1fbyum65qqq60.8n45wfqz0g8n$.dlg@40tude.net>. ..
> Hi y'all.
>
> Here comes the second part of my trip report...

Thanks for this Michael. We're staying at the Bellagio in October and
I wondered if you were able to get to the head of queues (e.g. buffet)
as a resident. We're in a Penthouse Suite, do you think this would
make a difference?

They say the English are good at queueing, but I'm not ;-)!

Thanks in advance.

Am 26 Aug 2004 08:49:12 -0700 schrieb Ian:

> I wondered if you were able to get to the head of queues (e.g. buffet)
> as a resident. We're in a Penthouse Suite, do you think this would
> make a difference?

I do not think that it makes a difference whether you are staying at the
hotel or not, I'm afraid. At least there is no different line for hotel
guests.

If you are a rated gambler, you could probably ask for a line pass.

> They say the English are good at queueing, but I'm not ;-)!
>
> Thanks in advance.


Cheers and have a nice trip!


Michael

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Michael Zimmermann
mizimmermann@t-online.de