My grandma used to smoke non-stop with me in the car as a kid. She used to do it with the windows closed. Back in the day they never thought much of the health impact. I would get bronchitis all the time. Ain't nobody got time for that.

I'm really disappointed in you Don Tiny. I thought you might come up with a shot of a horse smoking a cigarette while driving. I'll say this for your photos are a damn sight more entertaining than anything you ever wrote on this site.

I'm really disappointed in you Don Tiny. I thought you might come up with a shot of a horse smoking a cigarette while driving. I'll say this for your photos are a damn sight more entertaining than anything you ever wrote on this site.

Slippery slope. Next they will outlaw smoking in your home, and then they will outlaw smoking if you have a child, and then they will just take it away for good.

Slippery slope. Next they will outlaw smoking in your home, and then they will outlaw smoking if you have a child, and then they will just take it away for good.

Slippery slope. Next they will outlaw smoking in your home, and then they will outlaw smoking if you have a child, and then they will just take it away for good.

Hopefully.

Slippery slope. Next they will outlaw smoking in your home, and then they will outlaw smoking if you have a child, and then they will just take it away for good.

Lets outlaw guns too. They seem pretty bad for people also.

Yeah, even being a smoker, I dont find that to be that crazy.

Its pretty bad for you. This may conflict with some other opinions of mine but that's just how I see it.

If you're going to ban smoking you are going to have to find something to replace it with.

But is that what life is supposed to be about? Only doing things that are good for you? I'm guessing the average kid is burning his lungs more from fossil fuel emissions than from second hand smoke. It's just another step in government putting it's thumb on the people. And that's why it's so insidious. When you say something is "for the children", people find it hard to argue.

That is why we are also doing a lot of things to try and limit fossil fuel emissions.

Decreasing smoking and decreasing fossil fuel emissions have been done with great success in the past 30 years. It needs to continue.

Starting January 1st, 2014 it is illegal to smoke in a car that is transporting a child under the age of 18. The fine for breaking this new law will be $250.00

It's about time. Every time I see some ignorant jackass smoking with little kids in the car being subjected to their 2nd hand smoke I wonder how they can't know better. Hopefully these idiots will stop to avoid the fine, though it's sad they didn't do so for their children's sake.

We can kill smoking right now, however there is the small matter of the entire economies of Virginia and North Carolina. But there are a lot of emerging markets. Maybe we can send our cigarettes to China.

But is that what life is supposed to be about? Only doing things that are good for you? I'm guessing the average kid is burning his lungs more from fossil fuel emissions than from second hand smoke. It's just another step in government putting it's thumb on the people. And that's why it's so insidious. When you say something is "for the children", people find it hard to argue.

Sugar tax/Junk Food Tax.

Something like that is definitely coming down the pipeline in the future.

It's annoying as hell when you are at a stoplight and the guy or girl next to you is not only smoking in their car but holding it outside the window so it's coming in your car as much as their car.

It's annoying as hell when you are at a stoplight and the guy or girl next to you is not only smoking in their car but holding it outside the window so it's coming in your car as much as their car.

Other than an occasional cigar I'm not a smoker so I have no issue with this. Smoking in my house or car has been banned since I had a house or a car.