🚀 go-pugleaf

c551531@showme.missouri.edu wrote:

> I don't object to anyone raising hay or horses as long as they do 
> it  indoors in a sealed room where the airborne stuff can't waft 
> into the  street I'm walking down.  Same goes for lawns and 
> ornamental trees.  

You're catching on.... That's what we NON-smokers would like the 
smokers to do!  If tobacco smoke is such a "wonderful thing", why 
don't they just keep it to themselves, rather than WASTING it on 
people like us who don't appreciate it?

> Can I call you collect next time I'm in a restaurant with fresh 
> flowers  on the table? I'd like to hear you object.

If you object to the flowers, and they rant and rave loudly about 
their "rights" to have flowers around, start calling you a 
"Communist" and a "statist", then we'd be interested in hearing 
about it.  Or is it that the flower growers just don't have as 
much propaganda money to throw around like the tobacco moguls do?

> Cancer Cures Smoking!!!
>  
>  
The Ozark Country Smokehouse Cures Hams!!!
 
Hopefully the Ozark employees don't have to spend eight hours a 
day INSIDE the smokehouse, though! <g>

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I dug up my MAK.  I also found a flash supressor and a night scope.
There's this  postal worker who is willing to do some Class III work.

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