I really wanted to get around in front of him to capture the no smoking sign above is head but he moved away before I could get in position. This at a train station and if the transit police had showed up he would have received a fine.
I think it would have cost him $45.00.
If smoking affects his health, it's going to cost him lots more!!
ReplyDeleteRight under the no smoking sign! Shame on him!
ReplyDeleteOur train stations have 'smoking spots' on the platforms, those who want to smoke have to stand there.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it in the open air?
ReplyDeleteThe transit authority considers smoking a fire hazard.
DeleteOh that would have been a good shot.
ReplyDelete$45 is nothing compared to what it will cost him to deal with his lung cancer, bladder cancer, kidney cancer, stomach cancer, etc.
ReplyDeleteDon't forget heart disease, emphysema, and stroke plus other likely disease associate with tobacco.
DeleteWell, if he wants to kill himself with tobacco, a forty five dollar fine isn't going to trouble him.
ReplyDeleteThat would have been good. I enjoy irony.
ReplyDeleteNot only is a typical smoker's health invincible, they don't have to obey the law, either. They're in a world unto themselves.
ReplyDeleteI think being in a polluted city will do him just as much harm as his ciggie.
ReplyDeleteA smoking ban on station platforms has just been introduces her in Denmark. There are no no smoking signs and few seem to care.
ReplyDeleteYes, as you say, if you had been able to move round a little it would have added to the shot; no smoking anywhere on UK stations - as a non smoker that suits me fine.
ReplyDeleteI'd have enjoyed the irony too, Andy.
ReplyDeleteHe is in the world of himself.
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