July 31, 2004

I don't mind breathing someone's second hand smoke.

As long as he doesn't mind me coming over, spreading my ass cheeks and blowing some recycled Taco Bell funes in his face.

"Assault" is too strong a word to describe secondhand smoke. "Annoying" or "rude" are better words. It's not illegal to be annoying or rude to someone else. So I guess that means that I can, without fear of punishment by law, walk up to a smoker and dump 8 ounces of Liz Taylor's Stankass Diamonds perfume all over them.

Amazing what a pavlovian, hot-button response it gets from some. Well, that's what 15 years of agitprop will do. Second-hand smoke? Much ado about nothing

seems we have seen this somewhere else in the past. But I am confused....why there are so many that are annoyed with smoke blowing in their faces....when they have had smoke blown up their asses for so long?

*Goes to have a smoke break*

Keep up the good work Rob, glad to see you are back from your trip full of piss and vinagar

Puritanical boomers are so conflicted. It'll be a great day when their healths finally give out. and they die of nothing. Then they can have a go at regulating Hell.

this is an old article but when i read it i had to respond. to compare cigarettes and chlorine is bs. i and 90% of my family are smokers and victims of a chemical spill in st louis in 2002. before the spill, we were all active and felt good and working. not anymore. go stand in a cloud of chlorine for 5 minutes. IF you come out alive, tell me if you can tell the difference. don't speak until you know. if it bothers you tat much, go buy a damn island for $40,000.00 and leave us the hell out of your uptight and PROVEN INCORRECT opinion.