CFCC wants you to take your butts elsewhere

NO YOU MOVE!!!!! I have worked at a golf course for 8 years, and have had to deal with smoke being blown in my face, as result of that , I have developed heart problems, as well as breathing problems. I do not drink at all or do drugs, and don't go out and party either. But when I come home to my husband and children at 4or5pm, I SMELL LIKE A SMOKE STACK, so why is it so hard for people to step out, take a puff then come back into place of business. I can't go outside to work. Just to let you know where I work is not a bar it is a grill at a golf course.

Smoke is the additive to the environment, and therefore is what should be regulated. And why should a non-smoker be the one to move if they were there first? Drinking and driving is stupid, too, and totally irrelevant to the topic of smoking. Smoking is a habit with absolutely NO redeeming qualities- it smells bad, is unhealthy, creates pollution, and is a waste of money.

I think that if you watched your mother die from oral cancer after years of having a cigarette hanging out of her mouth, you might have a different viewpoint....just a thought.

I too have seen people too lazy to get up and throw away trash......in Parks..in parking lots of fast food restaurants....along side the highways.....in residential areas...Now I am not just talking about cig butts...I am talking about anything from dirty diapers to empty beer cans....and all you can do is complain about cig butts. You need to get a life.

Can you please show me the scientific data that proves breathing in someone else's fart can cause cancer in the person doing the breathing? Yes, our sense of smell is important, but not essential. There are plenty of people who for various reasons have lost their ability to detect smell. However, smelling is NOT the primary purpose of the nose and respiratory system. The primary function is BREATHING. Without the sense of smell, life can get boring, I'd imagine. But without breathing, WE DIE. So yeah, I tend to take it personal when someone else thinks their addiction to smoking is more important than my ability to breathe. Breathing in cigarette smoke second-hand is NOT the same thing as smelling a rose. Indeed, your attempt to equate BREATHING with smelling farts is simply ludicrous. Yeah, there's lots of air. Brilliant observation, Captain Obvious. What you failed to see, though, is that simply going outside is not enough. Ever attended an outdoor concert? I should not be expected to get up and leave simply because some smoker is weaker than a lil' ol' cigarette. Know what else? When I'm in my car at a red light, even with the windows all the way up, I can smell someone else's smoke inside my car. And before you go get your little panties in an even bigger knot, let me just state that NO, I do NOT think smokers should not be allowed to smoke in their own cars. My point is that cigarette smoke goes far beyond the little tiny bubble you seem to think it does. Geez...I shake MY head because you seem to think that breathing second-hand smoke and smelling something are the same. They're as different as night and day. Cheese...whine...violin...good ones. Boy, you really found something there that no one has ever said before. Way to be creative.

Guest O'Lean......I do not go into establishments that allow smoking. I like breathing. Breathing is good. Everyone has a choice to smoke or not to smoke...but remember....someone else's rights END where MINE begin. I have to RIGHT to be able to breathe clean air. Let the smokers smoke in a glassed in area with no ventilation. Let them die of their own toxins. Smokers smell nasty anyway.

and while we are at it lets ban all the offensive cologne, perfume, and after shave, and let's not forget the offensive body odor that can be generated by a 19-20 yr old kid on a hot & humid afternoon. While we're at it the diesel exhaust from these buses that pick-up and drop off these students needs to go also, etc, etc, etc......and the list can go on and on and on. let's remember that making new rules does not help enforce the ones already in existence

Ahhh...the sweet smell of Socialism is in the air in good ol' U.S. of A!!! Get ready folks...this is just the beginning of being told what we can and can't do.