Smoking ban in Charles County restaurants...
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camily
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http://forums.somd.com/forumdisplay.php?f=33hborror said:
Try there. Karma is sent by other users (and mpd's) to let you know they like or dislike your posts. See the "return karma" thingy? A box will open and yu can click on approve or dissaprove then type the message. Click on your User CP in the upper left corner to see your karma messages.
Huh. I just learned something.camily said:
The dots look blue to you because, as far as you're concerned, invisible people aren't online. But I see them as red dots - online and invisible - because of my mod privs.
(I see invisible people....)
How cute! You look great but, MAN, what a difference!slotted said:
I give up - what?luvvme said:
hwyman3 said:
Amen to that!!! Another fine example of "democracy" run amok.
With all the problems in Charles County-crime, traffic, overcrowding and the inability to cope with the rapid influx of population, these goobers (county commissioners) have more important things to consider than smoking.
How about the emissions from all the traffic backed up in Waldorf everyday because these bozos can't get the traffic lights on 301 or 5 synchronized?
So, instead of dealing with real crime, the local constabulary will be writing tickets to people and establishments who don't observe another unnecessary law.
Vote 'em all out, regardless of political stripe!
SitRepFUBAR
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PG south? Is that with, or without the crime wave?
SitRepFUBAR
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The real issue
I know this is late to the party, but smoking in establishments is a hot button issue for me.
The real issue is that none of us likes the idea of the government telling any of us what activity (legal or otherwise) we can and cannot do when it's an issue that's important to us as individuals. Otherwise, we generally could care less.
Most of us are suspicious of that entity we call "the Government's" motivations for imposing legislation, no matter what the subject of that legislation might be. Even when it's an issue that has little to no affect on us personally, there is still that unease that the more laws the Government lays on us, the more control they have over us, and around and 'round that merry-go-round goes.
vraiblonde said:
I know this is late to the party, but smoking in establishments is a hot button issue for me.
The real issue is that none of us likes the idea of the government telling any of us what activity (legal or otherwise) we can and cannot do when it's an issue that's important to us as individuals. Otherwise, we generally could care less.
Most of us are suspicious of that entity we call "the Government's" motivations for imposing legislation, no matter what the subject of that legislation might be. Even when it's an issue that has little to no affect on us personally, there is still that unease that the more laws the Government lays on us, the more control they have over us, and around and 'round that merry-go-round goes.
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