It's good that pubs and cafe's are smoke free and littering is littering plain and simple and smokers are not the only offenders.
Whinging because you still get the smell of cigarettes when you walk out of a shopping centre - come on mate, a little give and take.
Can't stand the kn w4nkers that give the little *cough, cough* when they see someone with a cigarette.
My partner and family don't smoke so I'm very concious of who my smoke is affecting yet the cigarette I haven't even lit yet can produce filthy looks and coughing fits from 15m away. Get over yourselves.
If i stood next to you with a cigarette I'd be a selfish prick. If I walk 15, 20m away from a group to have a smoke what's the problem.
Like I said, some people will do the little cough before I've even lit a cigarette, or upwind of me in a 20knot breeze.
Smoking is a shocker of a habit and I've attempted to give up multiple times but ffs, I'm suprised that some people could even smell cigarette smoke they've got their heads so far up their own arses.
Agree with Knigit. I never had my smoke blow over others so they can jam it.
I agree with the no smoking in cars with kids on baord, but at the same time they passed that law it was also no smoking within 20m of a kids playground. If I stand 5m downwind of everyone what's the harm?
It is a lawful activity and I should be able to smoke anywhere outdoors I like as long as it is downwind and not right next to the doors of a building
before anyone trots out the old "cost to the community with billions of $$$ in health care" - how about a limit to how many burgers you can buy at Maccas? Obesity costs a fortune and Govt places limits on smoking and drinking alcohol
(and yes I am hanging for one now0
Just remember the 4 "D's" when the cravings kick in.
Deny
Delay
Do something else
and my favourite
Dont f$%king talk to me before I punch 6 shades a shizzen outta ya...
I don't have a personal issue if anybody wants to enjoy a puff, however my beef is that I do enjoy a meal alfresco and find that we nonsmokers are forced inside the restuarant while the smokers are free to enjoy the outside. Why can't they hold off puffing after or during a meal so we can all enjoy the alfresco atmosphere?
Select to expand quoteFlySurfer said...
I've said this before on seabreeze, but I'll say it again... I think we should tax salty and sweet things and use the revenue to subsidize Aus fruit and veg.
2.- I also think we should tax alcohol by volume, not cost... the good stuff gets cheaper, the cheap stuff gets more expensive.
But sound ideas in this world have strong head winds.
Best statement in this thread.
Those rules haven't made it to WA yet. You can still smoke at the tables outside pubs where food is served 
Make room, I'm on my way 
eyez burn 2The smell of the neighbourhoods Asbessdoss roofs need to be addressed more than the smell of a rollie,,,,,,,,, eyez burn 2 spliff ,,,,,,feel so good,,,
