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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 22, 2012 - 10:14 am |
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jnutz writes:
bigluke23 writes:
Again, I'm not talking about smoking inside...I'm talking about smoking outside
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 22, 2012 - 10:14 am |
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And furthermore I say tax the hell out of smokes and take it off the gas. I dont need smokes to live. I do need gas to live though.
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 22, 2012 - 10:16 am |
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jnutz writes:
And furthermore I say tax the hell out of smokes and take it off the gas. I dont need smokes to live. I do need gas to live though.
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 22, 2012 - 10:21 am |
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jnutz on behalf of the smokers at the st patty's day iam sorry we had a little smoking section at the becker bld. i steped back to join them. I try to respect others its my bad habbit not yours. But big luke is right the people who walk by a beer garden and get miffed because they think they smell smoke is getting old good god we allready gave you the bar. we came outside put down your freaking tape measure and leave us alone.
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 22, 2012 - 10:26 am |
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Pock writes:
jnutz writes:
This by far is the dumbest logic I have ever seen I believe. When was the last time you put someone in their garage witha pack of smokes and they killed themselves. NEVER. This is seriously like comparing apples to oranges.
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 22, 2012 - 10:30 am |
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How about you wear the space suit.. or better yet a helmet.. and just funnel that bad air inside?
The comments are getting so ridiculous on here. I want to choke some of you..(like my smoke joke?..it is a joke). Pregnancy hormones are in overdrive. Be warned. |
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 22, 2012 - 10:37 am |
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stayathomemommy writes:
How about you wear the space suit.. or better yet a helmet.. and just funnel that bad air inside? The comments are getting so ridiculous on here. I want to choke some of you..(like my smoke joke?..it is a joke). Pregnancy hormones are in overdrive. Be warned.
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 22, 2012 - 10:43 am |
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I've never smoked in my life, and don't particularly care to be around second-hand smoke. Yet somehow I was easily able to avoid second-hand smoke before the ban. Do you know how I did it? This may shock some of you. I went to non-smoking establishments. Yes! There were lots of them, too! No one ever held a gun to my head and forced me to breathe in second-hand smoke, nor did they force me to go to a bar or restaurant that allowed smoking.
So, really, the law the state *should* have passed was one that made it a crime to force people to go to restaurants/bars that allowed smoking. Anyone caught forcing some poor non-smoker against his/her will to go to a smoking establishment should be arrested. If a non-smoker puts himself in harm's way of his own volition, however, then he only has himself to blame. |
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 22, 2012 - 10:46 am |
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Constant exposure to 2nd-hand smoke is bad, but there is no solid science backing it up in smaller doses. That doesn't really say much, considering ANYthing can be bad if you go overboard. Moderation, small doses, you're usually okay.
I agree with Chef Kevin. It's a ridiculous law and should be up to the business owner. If you choose to eat / drink at a smoking establishment, then you're putting yourself at risk. |
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 22, 2012 - 10:46 am |
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The space suit comment just seemed a bit extreme. I'm not a smoker, but have several people I enjoy hanging out with that do smoke. It's my choice where I sit and whether or not I want to be around them. But, I will say, I appreciate the courtesy that some take in removing themselves from a group to have a smoke or making the effort to turn away when exhaling. As a non-smoker, I appreciate that. I'm adult enough to know what smoke and secondhand smoke does to my lungs and yours, just as lack of exercise, a bad diet and stress does to our bodies. It's a choice..
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 22, 2012 - 10:47 am |
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bigluke23 writes:
jnutz writes:
bigluke23 writes:
Again, I'm not talking about smoking inside...I'm talking about smoking outside
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 22, 2012 - 10:48 am |
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cjsummers writes:
I've never smoked in my life, and don't particularly care to be around second-hand smoke. Yet somehow I was easily able to avoid second-hand smoke before the ban. Do you know how I did it? This may shock some of you. I went to non-smoking establishments. Yes! There were lots of them, too! No one ever held a gun to my head and forced me to breathe in second-hand smoke, nor did they force me to go to a bar or restaurant that allowed smoking. So, really, the law the state *should* have passed was one that made it a crime to force people to go to restaurants/bars that allowed smoking. Anyone caught forcing some poor non-smoker against his/her will to go to a smoking establishment should be arrested. If a non-smoker puts himself in harm's way of his own volition, however, then he only has himself to blame.
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 22, 2012 - 10:53 am |
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cjsummers writes:
I've never smoked in my life, and don't particularly care to be around second-hand smoke. Yet somehow I was easily able to avoid second-hand smoke before the ban. Do you know how I did it? This may shock some of you. I went to non-smoking establishments. Yes! There were lots of them, too! No one ever held a gun to my head and forced me to breathe in second-hand smoke, nor did they force me to go to a bar or restaurant that allowed smoking. So, really, the law the state *should* have passed was one that made it a crime to force people to go to restaurants/bars that allowed smoking. Anyone caught forcing some poor non-smoker against his/her will to go to a smoking establishment should be arrested. If a non-smoker puts himself in harm's way of his own volition, however, then he only has himself to blame.
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 22, 2012 - 10:56 am |
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By the way, it isn't just Indoor smoking that the law prohibits, it is always smoking by door ways, which is something I have an issue with. There have been several instances where I've walked out of a building, designated No smoking by the owners just to walk into someone smoking in the path of egress, I guess I should of been aware of the smoking and jumped out a window instead.
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Re: Smoking Bans & Bars
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Mar 22, 2012 - 11:02 am |
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stayathomemommy writes:
The space suit comment just seemed a bit extreme. I'm not a smoker, but have several people I enjoy hanging out with that do smoke. It's my choice where I sit and whether or not I want to be around them. But, I will say, I appreciate the courtesy that some take in removing themselves from a group to have a smoke or making the effort to turn away when exhaling. As a non-smoker, I appreciate that. I'm adult enough to know what smoke and secondhand smoke does to my lungs and yours, just as lack of exercise, a bad diet and stress does to our bodies. It's a choice..
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