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Clarryhill wrote:A previous poster provided a link:
..... There isn't anything that supports the statement...
cbshoestring wrote:Here is just one line from that link:
.... According to this LINK wood smoke is far more dangerous, and they are talking fireplaces...campfires have got to be over the top....
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โJun-06-2015 06:03 PM
nomad297 wrote:majorgator wrote:
It does not compare to smoke from campfires, BBQ grills, etc.
Your logic is ludicrous.
Please post a link to something that supports your statement.
Bruce
โJun-06-2015 06:01 PM
โJun-06-2015 05:33 PM
kohai wrote:RRinNFla wrote:
Isn't it interesting that cigarette smoking has become taboo, while the movement grows to legalize marijuana.
Yes, it baffles me too!
โJun-06-2015 05:26 PM
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badbob1 wrote:
Will I think all parks should ban smoking and I wish more would be dog free also. Hate the folks that let the dog yap at everyone who walks past and seem to think the yappy things are cute and we all enjoy hearing them. Cigarette smoke is stinky and nothing ruins a nice evening like a bunch of smokers upwind from you. I support your right to smoke but not to endanger others with second hand smoke.
BadBob
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bobsallyh wrote:
Boy, if only more would follow suit. Love it!!!!
โJun-06-2015 04:17 PM
wbwood wrote:westernrvparkowner wrote:
Wouldn't just be easier to stay home than try and legislate everyone else's behavior?
hmmm....if everyone stayed home, then who would be at your park?
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