I wish you could sue smokers!

Anthillmob

PinkLipgloss wrote: »

Smoke clings - especially to hair/clothes. Thus walking behind/in the vicinity of a smoker can result in having an unfavourable smell about your person.

No thanks - keep your stench to yourself.

strong purfume or aftershave clings to everyone else on the overcrowded bus or train etc but do we moan about it? and smelling of the foul stench of old spice or whatever? no we dont. even when it gives us a headache.

McKneff

A couple of years ago, before the smoking ban, you non smokers said very little about all of ths debate we are having now, You came into the pubs, enjoyed the company, said nothing but just got on with it.

So how come now you (2 posters in particular) are getting on their pontificating, holier than thou, bigotted high horses, so now who are the hypocrites or were you just too cowardly to say something at the time..

momoyama

Anthillmob wrote: »

non and ex smokers [not all] think they can preach as if theyre god.

sorry, you cant. my life and i do what i want when i want and right now im off to pollute the night air. sod the millions of lorries, carsand planes doing the same.

It's people like you, in my oppinion, that don't belong in society.

momoyama

McKneff wrote: »

A couple of years ago, before the smoking ban, you non smokers said very little about all of ths debate we are having now, You came into the pubs, enjoyed the company, said nothing but just got on with it.

I didn't. I've wanted a smoking ban for years now.



Can I just suggest that this thread isn't actually going anywhere but igniting more and more heated and emotive debates.

The OP's initial statement was "I wish you could sue smokers!". I feel we've detracted from that somewhat.

To get back on track - I agree. More to the point, I don't see why we can't have smokers charged with assault (or whatever violent crime).

McKneff

To get back on track - I agree. More to the point, I don't see why we can't have smokers charged with assault (or whatever violent crime).

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Gawd, missus, you need your bumps feeling. Are you on something?

Anthillmob

momoyama wrote: »

It's people like you, in my oppinion, that don't belong in society.

charming! i cant have my say and am a dreg of society because i smoke? its the small minded like yourselves, the moaners, who dont deserve a place in society.

Anthillmob

momoyama wrote: »

It's people like you, in my oppinion, that don't belong in society.

do you have me on a par with some dirty little rapist peadophile? or are they worth saving because they can be 'cured' in your tree hugging world?

Anthillmob

anyways im not in society, im posting from my own little room thats nicely padded and has a door that locks from the outside with a small viewing window.

sometimes they restrain me to the bed or put me in my special jacket.

and all because i smoke.

hartcjhart

PinkLipgloss wrote: »

Fire Fox,

I know exactly what you mean. Attempting to avoid smokers whilst going about my daily life (shopping, walking to/from work etc) is really annoying.

I'd like to walk around without stinking of filthy smoke. I feel physically sick when I encounter a lot of smokers - as some of them smell disgusting - and the thought of smelling anything like them freaks me out!

So Pinky would you answer the question pg 16 post 308

hartcjhart

Volcano wrote: »

Not a hope. Remember the 'fume cupboards' you had in the school labs? That's the level of ventilation required to reduce the risk of smoke inhalation to acceptable levels.

If smokers are a bit miffed about smoking outside, they're going to be even more miffed about being crammed into a glass cupboard in the corner of the pub......

sorry you talk cobblers