Is it against the law to smoke outside in your State?

You should be banned, cause you apparently are too sexy for your own good. ;))

Definitely. 
Sizzling.
:)

Spicy too. ;)

Yummy. Ill take one of those to go please. ;+

Me, too -- we'll share. You can go first.
:)

I changed my mind - - I don't want to share, ha!
:)

Thanks for a Pick! :)

I know. In California , you have to go to your car and smoke if your out in public.

This is the subject that the country went completely and utterly overboard about.  The movement was started by the pharmacy companies because they had a product with no market.  I'm not saying smoking is or isn't a good idea, but we live in a free country.  The worst ban I know of is when people can't smoke in their homes.  I think that's ridiculous.  When I lived up in the NW there was no smoking allowed in the apartment building where I lived.  People even prohibited it in rental houses.  I think that's over the line.  Sure, charge a tenant $500 cleaning fee to pay to have walls washed down when they move.  But to disallow a legal activity in your own home is too much.  I don't smoke.   Here in Florida the state provides quit-smoking drugs for free.  

I agree. The scary thing is , is this country is slowly chipping away at  our freedoms, and one day, if we are not careful, we will no longer be enjoying the luxury of true freedom.

  If they ever start talking about banning tildes, come and get me. I'll be in the back yard training for that day.  Grrrrrrr. 

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It's okay to have tildes, it's just not okay to smoke them. They're better fried anyway.

  Grrrrrrrr. 
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So you want to be permitted to set fire to them?

LOL!! :D

In my condo we eliminated smoking because it was impossible to keep the smoke from infiltrating the hallways and other apartments. It became a huge issue. We felt that the right of the majority to breathe was more important than keeping a few smokers happy. 

I don't agree with that, especially in a condominium where the residents are owners. 

It was the resident/owners who wanted it. We 'grandfathered in' the current smokers. The smoke really was a problem in our building and that may have not been true in a building with a different ventilating system.  If the smoke could have been contained within a unit, then I would not have been in favor of it and would be in agreement with you.

Weird - something is free in America that Australians have to pay for. You can get them cheap on prescription - once. After that if you still need them, they're expensive. Still cheaper than cigs (which are a ridiculous price in Australia That's why I quit, it had nothing to do with my health).

We have three outdoor spaces so I don't mind asking smokers to go outside.