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Commonwealth Stadium goes SMOKE FREE...

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Yeah, but it's also supposed to be alcohol-free, and we know how rigidly that rule is followed.

 

I know MANY that have been arrested for such acts.

I can assure you that those in charge enforce the alcohol rule. Now, as for the fans....:sssh:

I don't smoke, but it is an open air facility, and we are a top tobacco producing state. There should be a place designated for folks to go and fill their lungs with smoke. I like rules but you should at least give folks a time and place to have the individual choice to smoke. I do understand the whole second hand argument thing, but like I said, Commonwealth is an open air stadium and I don't really see the harm.

I am a smoker and they should designate an area so that non-smokers don't have to be around us.

Most are very easy to compromise with and will stand out in the rain or cold if only such a place is designated.

That's called addiction. :lol:

I am a smoker and they should designate an area so that non-smokers don't have to be around us.

Smoking is a privilege, not a right. Go smoke your cancer stick in your car. :p

As Earl Campbell would say "SKOAL BROTHER"

I can see it now cheerleaders with a Skoal ring in the back of their tights.:thumb:

Smoking is a privilege, not a right. Go smoke your cancer stick in your car. :p
With the windows rolled up all of the way.:thumb:

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