I think I might be the same about smoking now, since my preconceptions have been challenged enough to make me actually think about why I don't do it. (In particular, a former colleague of mine actually recommended to me once that I should take up smoking, and once I'd got over the surprise that it was something anyone would seriously encourage, it did at least cause me to stop and realise I'd never even considered it up until now.)

And I definitely know I don't want to smoke dope, because the time I got passively stoned was enough to convince me I simply don't enjoy it.

Snowdome: ooh, that sounds like a nice idea. A major reason I feared I might never get round to trying skiing is because people tend to do it by travelling to strange bits of Europe for a week and that sounds like a lot of effort for something I don't know I'll enjoy. A convenient way to give it a try for only two hours' driving might be just the thing.

I have done dry slope skiing, and it is quite fun, even if you are a total wimp like me.

The snowdome isn't dry slope skiing though - it's a real snow slope, indoors.

They sometimes leave big piles of snow outide of the back doors in summer, which makes for really unexpected snowball fights.