Do you smoke inside your own house?

GalwayGuy2

Just curiosity:P I don't smoke, but I don't really like the idea for obvious reasons.

Where To

GalwayGuy2 wrote: »

Just curiosity:P I don't smoke, but I don't really like the idea for obvious reasons.

Only when I'm making love.

Mr Simpson

No, I smoke, but I hate smoking indoors, stinks up the place

ronaneire

I drink tea in mine

Eathrin

I told my mother to fúck off and go smoke in her room if she wants to smoke inside.

Lapin

Eathrin wrote: »

I told my mother to fúck off and go smoke in her room if she wants to smoke inside.

No you didn't.

meoklmrk91

Yes because it's the last place I can without being stared at like a leper.

Hank Scorpio

The apartment I'm in I smoke in my room, or whenever the non smoker guy isn't here I can smoke wherever.

At home I only ever smoke inside If I'm drinking and that's always in another room and usually out the window as my Dad has an irritable throat after radiation/chemo a few years ago.

In the new year I'm going back on the e-cigs, I stopped using them purely out of laziness which is really stupid!

Eathrin

Lapin wrote: »

No you didn't.

Why wouldn't I?
She killed me enough for too long.

Sunnyisland

Mrs realies always opens a window in the house near where she is smoking , I don't smoke and as she owns the house I keep my thoughts to myself :-)

padd b1975

nuxxx wrote: »

The apartment I'm in I smoke in my room, or whenever the non smoker guy isn't here I can smoke wherever.

At home I only ever smoke inside If I'm drinking and that's always in another room and usually out the window as my Dad has an irritable throat after radiation/chemo a few years ago.

Very considerate of you.

Lawrence1895

I broke all ashtrays, I have to go in the back garden

staker

Only if there's no foreplay

Hank Scorpio

padd b1975 wrote: »

Very considerate of you.

Is that meant to be tongue in cheek?

franktheplank

Jeez i'd love a smoke damn you addiction GRRRR

padd b1975

nuxxx wrote: »

Is that meant to be tongue in cheek?

Yes.

Yes it is.

dark crystal

Eathrin wrote: »

Why wouldn't I?
She killed me enough for too long.

Her house, her rules. If you don't like them, move out.

GalwayGuy2

Her house, her rules. If you don't like them, move out.

True.

Eathrin

dark crystal wrote: »

Her house, her rules. If you don't like them, move out.

Yeah let's just completely ignore the duty to your children part of the whole upbringing deal.
Of course I don't get the final say, but it's only considerate not to harm others because of your own addiction.

Hank Scorpio

padd b1975 wrote: »

Yes.

Yes it is.

Very clever

Iwasfrozen

Eathrin wrote: »

Yeah let's just completely ignore the duty to your children part of the whole upbringing deal.
Of course I don't get the final say, but it's only considerate not to harm others because of your own addiction.

He's right though her house she can smoke where she wants. If you don't like it move out.

dark crystal

Eathrin wrote: »

Yeah let's just completely ignore the duty to your children part of the whole upbringing deal.
Of course I don't get the final say, but it's only considerate not to harm others because of your own addiction.

I agree you should discourage her from smoking around you, however you have no right to dictate to your mother in her own house. Like I said, if you you feel that strongly about it, move out.

keith16

I know I am going to get absolutely lambasted for this but...I reckon smoking should also be banned in some public places like train stations or outside shops and on main streets. Nothing worse walking somewhere and unexpectedly getting a blast of smoke in your face from some one walking ahead of you.

starbelgrade

Eathrin wrote: »

I told my mother to fúck off and go smoke in her room if she wants to smoke inside.

Ooooh... look at the big boy, playing hard man while still clinging onto his mammy's nipple.

Sunnyisland

They asked me how I knew
My true love was true
Oh, I of course replied
Something here inside cannot be denied

They said someday you'll find
All who love are blind
Oh, when your heart's on fire
You must realize
Smoke gets in your eyes

So I chaffed them and I gaily laughed
To think they could doubt my love
Yet today my love has flown away
I am without my love

Now laughing friends deride
Tears I can not hide
Oh, so I smile and say
When a lovely flame dies
Smoke gets in your eyes
Smoke gets in your eyes



I just keep playing this song, doesent make any difference but its a nice song.

Tomk1

keith16 wrote: »

unexpectedly getting a blast of smoke in your face.

Could be worse I err suppose...

Boombastic

starbelgrade wrote: »

Ooooh... look at the big boy, playing hard man while still clinging onto his mammy's nipple.

She turned off the internet connection:(:pac:

saiint

only outside
never inside dont mind the smell but hate when theirs a cloud of smoke hanging around inside :L and i like the fresh air :L:L:L

ArmaniJeanss

keith16 wrote: »

I know I am going to get absolutely lambasted for this but...I reckon smoking should also be banned in some public places like train stations or outside shops and on main streets. Nothing worse walking somewhere and unexpectedly getting a blast of smoke in your face from some one walking ahead of you.

I'd have though it'd be somewhere at the bottom of the list of extremely petty inconveniences, rather than a 'nothing worse' scenario.

Please Kill Me

Nope, usually out the back door. Have a big bucket for the butts.

keith16

ArmaniJeanss wrote: »

I'd have though it'd be somewhere at the bottom of the list of extremely petty inconveniences, rather than a 'nothing worse' scenario.

Fair enough, there are much worse things.

But there is nothing petty about it. No-one should have to endure second hand smoke. Or do you think governments the world over were being just "petty" when they moved to ban smoking in public places?

Eathrin

Boombastic wrote: »

She turned off the internet connection:(:pac:

Nah, I'll just let you be condescending as much as you like, maybe it helps you to feel bigger, there's clearly no discussion here so there's no point in me replying any more.

Imposing any sort of a health risk on your children is just bad parenting if you ask me. To "just move out then" isn't always a viable option for young people, I'll leave it to you geniuses to figure out why that is. So to ask my smoking parents to be a little more considerate and smoke in their private quarters is not too much to ask.

Teyla Emmagan

If i'm drunk. Otherwise i smoke out the back.

The Bishop Basher

Up the chimney

Iwasfrozen

Eathrin wrote: »

Nah, I'll just let you be condescending as much as you like, maybe it helps you to feel bigger, there's clearly no discussion here so there's no point in me replying any more.

Imposing any sort of a health risk on your children is just bad parenting if you ask me. To "just move out then" isn't always a viable option for young people, I'll leave it to you geniuses to figure out why that is. So to ask my smoking parents to be a little more considerate and smoke in their private quarters is not too much to ask.

Beggars can't be choosers. If you can't move out then stop complaining.

Czarcasm

My home is about the only place I have any comfort smoking, in fact it's the only place I have any comfort doing anything these days!

xzanti

Where To wrote: »

Only when I'm making love.

You'd wanna get that seen to :pac:

lukesmom

Yes I smoke in my home sitting or standing at patio kitchen door during day and inside at night when kids go to bed.

starbelgrade

Eathrin wrote: »

to ask my smoking parents to be a little more considerate and smoke in their private quarters is not too much to ask.

It wouldn't surprise me if they were using smoking as a ploy to get you to finally move out of their private quarters.

squirrelohara

I smoke but not in my house. I used to smoke in my old house. After being away all day its pretty sick walking into your stale fag smelling house. When friends walk in you can tell by their face that they find the smell disgusting. My house now smells lovely. I also smoke less because its more effort to go outside.

dark crystal

Eathrin wrote: »

Nah, I'll just let you be condescending as much as you like, maybe it helps you to feel bigger, there's clearly no discussion here so there's no point in me replying any more.

Imposing any sort of a health risk on your children is just bad parenting if you ask me. To "just move out then" isn't always a viable option for young people, I'll leave it to you geniuses to figure out why that is. So to ask my smoking parents to be a little more considerate and smoke in their private quarters is not too much to ask.

There's a difference between asking your parents to be a little more considerate and telling your own mother to f*ck into the bedroom to smoke in her own house.

Eathrin

starbelgrade wrote: »

It wouldn't surprise me if they were using smoking as a ploy to get you to finally move out of their private quarters.

Since I was born?
Yeah, that's the plan.
You're smart.

starbelgrade

Eathrin wrote: »

Since I was born?
Yeah, that's the plan.
You're smart.

It wouldn't surprise me - you come across as a real pain in the neck.

deelite

When somebody else starts paying my mortgage I will follow their rules as to where they want me to smoke.

Eathrin

It's not my friend whose house I'm staying out.
It's my parents' house, until I'm finished my education.
There's a big difference and you're just choosing to overlook that.

petersburg2002

My old man always steps outside to smoke during the week. But whenever he has a few drinks he seems to get amnesia and would smoke in the house no matter who was there. He also smokes in the car. I've given up at this stage.

Love2love

When I smoked I used to have one in the bath.... The only time I would smoke inside the house.

Since I gave them up (nearly off them a year!) I have noticed that my daughter hasn't been sick once. She was on a brown & blue inhaler and I haven't had to give her them since I stopped. I never would have thought that smoke being on my clothes / hair would impact my childs health and it did. Now, none of my friends / family smoke in their homes..... Well that's what they tell me

Eathrin

Eathrin wrote: »

So to ask my smoking parents to be a little more considerate and smoke in their private quarters is not too much to ask.

Its your parents house, it IS their private quarters!:)

twowheelsonly

Used to but stopped smoking in the house last year when the Mrs went off them (for a while....:) )
We both still smoke in our cars but never in the house. It's made a big difference to the smell in the house obviously but also to the amount that we smoke.

Miss Lockhart

I think anyone who would intentionally expose anyone, particularly someone they love, to cigarette smoke is selfish. When that someone is an underage child in their care then I think they are a dispicable, disgusting excuse for a parent. I really don't get how easily parents who smoke around children are let off the hook.

senorwipesalot

Stopped smoking in the house when the kids arrived on the scene.But if its pissing rain Ill smoke into the cooker extractor