Ban smoking in the home?
New research suggests that passive smoking makes children more vulnerable to serious infections that lead to diseases such as meningitis. There is also evidence that nine out of 10 cases of cot death could be linked to mothers who smoked during pregnancy. So is it time to ban smoking in the home for the sake of our children's health?
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jaye from oxford says:Sep 28, 11:16
all the women i see taking tobacco have a**es a yard wide teeth missing a dirty slovenly appearance very cool
Should smoking be banned in the home?Yes -
harry from matlock says:Sep 28, 11:12
tobacco is a nasty poison that relies on children getting addicted at an early age tobacco pushers are as bad as child molesters
Should smoking be banned in the home?Yes -
Hamish from Dinn Glen says:Sep 27, 15:57
Smoking is cool and attracts the opposite sex (apart from boilers and squares)
Should smoking be banned in the home?No -
Boadicea from Colchester says:Sep 20, 19:58
To Rod from Rugby
All I can say is thank goodness Rugby is far enough away from Colchester. -
Rod from Rugby says:Sep 20, 19:38
Oh Boadicea.
Spitting is our national sport, did you not know that.
its either head down and just drop one on the pavement or head left or right and spit as far as possible.
This of course goes along with that other great British sport of guessing which way the car is going to go because its owner could not afford the optional extra of an INDICATOR.Should smoking be banned in the home?No
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