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Old Jan 20, 2012 | 3:38 pm
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I quit smoking a six years ago, but if I found myself in a room with a balcony, I would use it. What would always amuse me is when I would end up in a non-smoking room even after requesting smoking. I'd call downstairs and tell the front desk I'll be there in a few moments to swap my key for a different room, and the response would be;

  • "We'll send someone up with an ashtray."

    or

  • "There should be an ashtray in the back of the desk drawer."

Okay...

Originally Posted by Yaatri
We are, with the exception of those on oxygen support. all inhaling smoke/particles of various types, including smoke, first hand, second hand,third hand or 20th hand.
I plan on breathing some second hand mesquite smoke tonight.
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