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In response to
"
if you were attending an indoor/outdoor wedding in two buildings with one large patio, where there are kids and others milling about
"
by
kare
yup -- nm
Posted by
dogbert
May 19 '10, 17:04
(No message)
Responses:
I want west coast people to answer! I think we think differently. ;) -- nm
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kare
May 19, 17:06
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I got used to going away behind the building or out by the perimeter fence, but I was mostly in places where the restrictions were spelled out. -- nm
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MojaveMeg
May 19, 17:09
i don't smoke -- nm
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pixie krakow
May 19, 17:07
5
but if you did!
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kare
May 19, 17:14
3
My opinion is "this isn't your problem". Let the smokers worry about where they can and can't smoke.
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Ender
May 19, 17:24
1
seriously ... if you don't designate a place, they will choose a place, and you might not like it. -- nm
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loosilu
May 19, 17:25
Smokers are people; some are considerate, some aren't. Outside means smoking, kids or no kids. -- nm
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CrankYanker
May 19, 17:20
neither do I -- nm
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dogbert
May 19, 17:09
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