I knew a guy that quit smoking and it was a very, very disappointing experience for him. He discovered his teeth were naturally brown.

I love smokers, their smoke helps to cover up the smell of other things that may be "burning".

What is disgusting?

Seeing people throw their cigarette buts all over the place including the beach and the sea.

Agreed. That is disgusting.

Hint, it doesn't really cover the smell :-)

snickle snickle

Dog......that one made me spew my Pepsi.

Can you see it on your monitor
Sorry

It's all over mine. Ick.

I was out breaking the law tonight. I had a couple of smokes on a rooftop patio. Fortunately, I wasn't arrested for it.

Oh wait, make that last night, now that it's morning, last night must have been last night, right?

What was that stuff you smoked it's making my head spin....wait that's my eyes that are affected I think

It wasn't what I was smoking that caused the problem. And hey, now that you mention it, my eyes are spinning and my head is affected . . .no wait, I mean, my eyes are spinning and my head is affected . . . no wait, I mean, my head is spinning and my eyes are . . .um, so I've heard that if you just hang one foot on the floor over the side of the bed, the room will stop spinning and that will fix the eye problem. Is that right?

NYgal whacking you right side the head
WHACK
Feel better now

My theory is, when you're number's up, it's up. I don't want to quit smoking and I'll be damned if I'll be forced to, by any government. Perhaps if I was going to some "dream" place like Belize, and the government said I could not go there if I smoked, I would consider quitting.

But when my own government says, "If you want to smoke, go stand outside in minus 30 degrees and smoke, and don't think of getting in your logo-ed truck and doing it cuz we'll nail ya there too..." I just become more resentful and rebellious. But I won't pay the $5000 fine. So they'd seize my house etc...

And Jeff&Con, about 65% to 75% of our bar patrons smoke. And that is likely province-wide statistics.

The legions applied to the Ontario government for exemptions, pleading that the fellows that made/kept this country free should be permitted to smoke in the legions. Plus it would have given the legions a much needed business shot in the arm. But even they were denied. And they are classified as "private clubs".

So when my number is up, I'll be gone no matter what, 50 years old or 87. So will smokers go to hell, or is heaven defined by a place you can do what/where you want...