The only thing that really bugs me about second-hand smoke is that it's a casual reminder that I'm breathing in air that somebody else just exhaled. I'm not a germ freak, but that's kinda icky to me.
I think wart is afraid that if he breathes in smoke, he'll start liking crappy foreign films.
Walking through a cloud of smoke to get to my car
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Re: Walking through a cloud of smoke to get to my car
A lot of my friends smoke, and as long as they're respectful about it and don't blow it in my face, I'm fine with it.
I hate the smell of smoke, and I hate getting it on my clothes, so I avoid it as much as I can. It's one of the big reasons why I don't tend to like bars nearly as much as other people do.
I hate the smell of smoke, and I hate getting it on my clothes, so I avoid it as much as I can. It's one of the big reasons why I don't tend to like bars nearly as much as other people do.
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Re: Walking through a cloud of smoke to get to my car
Eew, foreign films. I might get a little culture.....yuck.Popeye_Card wrote:The only thing that really bugs me about second-hand smoke is that it's a casual reminder that I'm breathing in air that somebody else just exhaled. I'm not a germ freak, but that's kinda icky to me.
I think wart is afraid that if he breathes in smoke, he'll start liking crappy foreign films.
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Re: Walking through a cloud of smoke to get to my car
I used to hate having to walk to & from the commuter train into Union Station into chicago - as soon as some unloaded from the train, the smoke starts & there is absolutely no other way around them on the train platform.
Very tough with asthma as well. I had to use my inhaler every single frickin' day!
Very tough with asthma as well. I had to use my inhaler every single frickin' day!

