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PH8

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[quote TampaMike][quote PH8]uhuh K2....wrong thread(td).......try again..........

I think Mike should just think what he wants.........I'll probably be a lot more exciting in his mind, than I really am..[/quote]

But you never REALLY know until you find out from the source!
Soooooooooooooooooooooooooo
You got stories to tell????? I'm all ears ... errr ... eyes![/quote]No,he doesnt....he likes to think he knows it all,but doesnt.. (td)
 
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PH8

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Oh come on now,whats wrong with a thread that has disagreements.=huh...........much more fun than any of the others.........more passion...........
 
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Jim

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PH8, I could not agree with you more!

My comment was not intended to stiffle the argument, simply to keep any venom below the surface, or, off the keyboard!

Of course it is a lousy habit. But I, for one, will not get rightous. Politicians rant about smokers but will not ban it only tax it.

Some say it is a stretch, but once people begin stepping into the lives of others, we start a dangerous trend....anyone notice how one state is looking to BAN "fat people" from fast food restaurants? How cities are enforcing what a restaurant can and cannot serve?

For those that say, "Hey, it is for their own good" be careful....freedom of choice is precious, but it is also fragile when you begin letting others decide which Freedoms you can have.
 
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PH8

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Ban fat people?? What state is attempting that?? No way can they enforce it.............
 
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TampaMike

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[quote PH8]Ban fat people?? What state is attempting that?? No way can they enforce it.............[/quote]

"The Mississippi State House is proposing a law that would ban restaurants from serving people with a BMI higher than 30.......

Read on.....

Grill Of Rights
 
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sanjoseca

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Well PH, it could be worse....atleast you won't be denide boarding....I mean gorging. Skinny little you has it made.
 
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Conniemc

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Next it will be no drinking, since it might promote alcoholism, then no perfume, due to all the allergies on board, then no dancing, due to lawsuits from falling. I am not a fan of legislating behavior.

Give me one good reason someone with a veranda shouldn't be able to smoke outside.

Give me one good reason why they can't have make half the lounges smoking.

People have smoking for hundreds of years....babies were born to smoking mothers, grew up just fine, and had more babies. No one is going to die from a fellow passenger smoking 20 feet away. Second hand smoke danger is something that one must be subjected to over an extended period of time, like living with a chain smoker. You do more damage to your lungs inhaling your neighbor's fireplace smoke in the winter time who is burning treated wood, and the fumes blow all over the neighborhood.

Just another example of what an intolerant society we've become.

I am a considerate smoker, have no issues being "banned" from dining areas, etc. But a BAR? Gimme a break. A private OUTSIDE veranda? Again, gimme a break. We're all so "health conscious" that we rant over smokers, and then consume thousands of chemicals every day in our food, water and air. Ignorance reins.
 
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Conniemc

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"House Bill 282 was introduced in the 2008 Mississippi legislative session on Friday by Representative W.T. Mayhall, Jr., a retired pharmaceutical salesman with DuPont-Merk. "

DUH....who just happens to be heavily paid off by the billion dollar pharaceutical industry that markets weight loss pills. Isn't Mississippi known for having a population with one of the highest IQ's in the country, along side Tampa? (Best known for having the finest medical facilities and infrastructure). Only in MS would such behavioral legislation be brought before it's people, who apparently never read our Constitution.

Let's ban all children on aircraft, DEFINITELY on cruises (who wants to hear your screaming brats). Or better yet, let's just nip the problem in the bud, and not allow breeding without intelligence and parenting screenings. Can we ban wearing K-Mart dresses to formal nights too?

As I said, ignorance reins. Or maybe I should state that more plainly. Never overestimate the intelligence of the public.

Live and let live - or die, if you believe such. It's not your life, it's theirs. And again, no one ever died from being "subjected" to a smoker on the other side of the room. Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, every adult who smoked when it was perfectly acceptable....yeah, they all died young. It was all that drinking and smoking that did it, I think.
 
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PH8

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[quote sanjoseca]Well, there you go.....
PH, take care of those questions, will ya?[/quote]No thanks.............you can take care of her/him........
 
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PH8

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[quote TampaMike]Soooooooooooooooooo how bout' those hump cabins ! ! ! :thumb[/quote]

Yea,,,,,I have one of those next month,,,,,,,first time......we usually do afts........
 
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Conniemc

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[size=large]DING DING DING!!![/size]
That was the CORRECT response!!
=docdance
I can testify first hand, (remember, I sleep with the Senior Officers, whom are mostly Greek)
The preference for Aft is not a rumor....
:angel
 
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PH8

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[quote Conniemc][size=large]DING DING DING!!![/size]
That was the CORRECT response!!
=docdance
I can testify first hand, (remember, I sleep with the Senior Officers, whom are mostly Greek)
The preference for Aft is not a rumor....
:angel
[/quote]Ummmmmmm.no offense,but are you bragging that you sleep with the officers?? ::eek:
 
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