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Re: Ohio take the Cigarettes Too!!
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Posted by John M on December 09, 2006 at 03:59:12 from (204.116.139.30):
In Reply to: Re: Ohio take the Cigarettes Too!! posted by B-maniac on December 08, 2006 at 21:37:52:
Wel, brother, Im one of those Winston Drug Addicts. My insurance rates are higher because of it, and I pay them freely, without debate. My homeowners insurance is not higher, but I dont smoke inside anyways.I have my wife and kids to think about.I suffer the consequences by standing in the cold, heat, snow and rain on my back porch, that I bought and paid for. I wait until my kids get out of my truck at school, and wait until I pull out of the school parking lot, before I light up.If we go out we sit in the non smoking sections, which are very few now, most restaurants are smoke free, and I dont complain.I cant smoke inside at work, but the company I work for, which makes the IV bags Im sure one day Ill have plugged into me, has provoided a space for me to smoke without bothering anyone who doesnt smoke. You are very right, smoking is an addiction, and a bad one.I wish I didnt, but stopping is incredibly hard I have tried several times.The day some government official tells me I cant smoke, Ill tell him to kiss my ......
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