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To: Xenalyte

"No, I do NOT want "someone" to move them.

I want them to move themselves because it's polite to do so, and because they realize that their habit is one many people find noxious.

Can you understand the distinction, or do I have to use shorter words?"

I think the polite thing for you to do is to stay the hell out of smoking permitted establishments or where owners permit smokers to gather. Use your free choice and patronize a smoke free establishment. If you aren't happy with the policies of other business owners, get off your lazy ass and open up your own establishment; then you can set your very own smoking policy.


305 posted on 07/25/2006 11:15:34 PM PDT by nimbuscloud
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To: nimbuscloud
I think the polite thing for you to do is to stay the hell out of smoking permitted establishments or where owners permit smokers to gather.

Do you really want non-smokers to do this? If a large number did, it wouldn't be long before most business owners decided to ban smoking on their properties.

308 posted on 07/26/2006 5:16:47 AM PDT by Young Scholar
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To: nimbuscloud
I think the polite thing for you to do is to stay the hell out of smoking permitted establishments or where owners permit smokers to gather.

I'm not talking about establishments I get a choice to patronize.

I'm talking about my office. So tell me again how I should stay the hell out of my building.

Finally, as you have absolutely NO KNOWLEDGE of my ass and its work ethic, please refrain from name-calling.
309 posted on 07/26/2006 6:01:20 AM PDT by Xenalyte (I hope that someday we will be able to put away our fears and prejudices and just laugh at people.)
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