Communism coming to uk?

[kathwilcox]

i seen ya with flat head up ya nose on britians craziest drivers

Oh thats why i keep getting funny looks, i thought it was because im a female driving a transit van at 80mph in a pink hi vis coat!

i will try leave my screwdrivers in my tool bag in future!:wink_smile:

 

[tidyboiler]

When Roy Castle died of lung cancer, it was reported that he developed it through working in smoky working men's clubs and such. The fact he wasn't a smoker makes me wonder. When my daughter was a baby, I remember a lorry driver threw a smouldering dog end out of his cab and it landed inside the pram on my baby's face. Luckily I removed it quickly and screamed abuse at the driver. If people are going to smoke then at least be considerate FGS.

 

[Guest111]

Thats it in a nutshell,as I said earlier if a non smoker gets in my car then I dont smoke,that is my choice however I refuse to be told what I can and cannot do in a car which I pay to own and run.

 

[Darkwood]

Disrespective smokers are a pain in the butt.... Fullstop!.... their habit comes with a personal attitude problem on all those that question their addiction and although they have no appreciation of those that don't smoke they feel that society is unfairly prejudist against them. In contrast a smoker who has a little empathy can understand the addiction they have and the effect it has on others, i do recall in my early days a lad was smoking in the pub and been a pain he kept blowing it in my direction... i politely asked him not to and his response was dont come to the pub if you dont like smokers!!!!

After i poored my drink over him i kindly responded dont come in the pub if you dont like my second hand drink stinking you clothes out and upsetting your night ....


I have absolutley no issue with other peoples addiction but the minute it effects my health or i have to change my habits im afraid il stand my ground, with all due respect smoking is a legal addiction but dont become like a (xxxxxxx) and expect everyone else around you to have to change their ways to accommodate your addiction, viewing smoking from a different angle would be to class nicotine in relation to its potency and addictive traits and its sits in the top end of the CLASS A catogory so just because its legal and recognised and in common use its the fact of the matter that you are addicted to a CLASS A drug so its no wonder you will defend your habit irrespective of whether your argument holds any ground.

To note as my leading sentence suggested it only aimed at the disrepective smoker who thinks its within their right to smoke anywhere irrespective of where they are and who it effects.

 

[trev]

Even though I'm recently an ex smoker, before the ban I always thought it was the absolute height of bad manners to light one up in a restaurant. A little bit of consideration for those around you costs nothing.

 

[cogsey133]

I have already made my view on this subject known on this thread....the only person who tells me what to do is my wife cos she's scary. Why should a government who preach human rights to us and give criminals more rights than their victims legislate to reduce the rights of the normal man in the street? It really baggers belief!