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Alot of people don't realize that cigarette smoke is an irritant, not an allergin...so much for the I'm "allergic" crowd...they may be sensitive to the irritation, but they are not allergic to it.

 

Smoke can trigger flare ups.........which will cause the same symptoms.........but that's ok because it is not an allergin:confused:

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Smoke can trigger flare ups.........which will cause the same symptoms.........but that's ok because it is not an allergin:confused:

 

 

The only thing smoke tends to flare up is anger by the non smoking crowd. I want it my way! Cough cough wave wave.

 

Second hand smoke is a MYTH

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I'm not a smoker, but your on the balcony, in the open air, I mean both parties paid for the trip, so both should be able to enjoy themselves.

I know a lot of asthma sufferers that are very irritated by smells, and smoke does seem to be a trigger, but if I were a person that had that problem I think I would carry a small fan around, if someone is smoking and the wind is blowing to toward me then I could just set my fan up to blow it away, problem solved.

I like the smell of GOOD cigars, and truthfully smoke smells do not bother me at all and I am an exsmoker, it took about a year for me to get over the cravings after that, no problem.

I think the world could be situated for both smokers and non smokers rights and comfort if people were a little less rabid.

Anyway I seriously doubt it will ever be solved on CC, there will always be disagreement on this subject.

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Yep' date=' it's fair.

 

YOU have choices. There are plenty of ships where smoking is severely restricted or prohibited...... Try one.[/quote']

 

Maybe we'd rather try to convince Carnival to change their policies.

 

On the Dream they have this to say:

 

Although smoking is permitted in cabins and on balconies, it is discouraged as a safety precaution and courtesy to the next occupants of your stateroom. Please note all Spa Suites are smoke free.

 

This is the first step in making cabins and balconies smoke free. :confused:

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REALLY sick of this crap. i'm an american, and i have my rights, you may not like them and if you don't, push for legistlation that changes them. but for now...

 

i smoke and you're "not pretty" (scaled down to be PC). difference is, i can quit.

 

there.

 

Being an American has absolutely nothing to do with whether or not you can smoke on a Carnival ship at sea.

 

And I don't recall the phrase, the right to bear arms and he right to smoke... :D

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Maybe we'd rather try to convince Carnival to change their policies.

 

On the Dream they have this to say:

 

Although smoking is permitted in cabins and on balconies, it is discouraged as a safety precaution and courtesy to the next occupants of your stateroom. Please note all Spa Suites are smoke free.

 

This is the first step in making cabins and balconies smoke free. :confused:

 

 

Your late, Carnival already tried your way. It did not work. I was booked on Dream decided I did not like the smoking policy on that ship.

I rebooked on the Freedom. You can do the same, rebook to where you like the smoking policy. Easier that getting your panties all in a bunch!!:D

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I am not a smoker(thought you would like to know) and would rather smell the smoke than listen to the obnoxious drunks that run up and down the halls at all hours of the night....yeah I know I can call security, but I am already woken up from their drunken selfishness

 

The smell of someone elses cigar or cigarette smoke has never woken me up from a sleep.....

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I'm not a smoker, but your on the balcony, in the open air, I mean both parties paid for the trip, so both should be able to enjoy themselves.

I know a lot of asthma sufferers that are very irritated by smells, and smoke does seem to be a trigger, but if I were a person that had that problem I think I would carry a small fan around, if someone is smoking and the wind is blowing to toward me then I could just set my fan up to blow it away, problem solved.

I like the smell of GOOD cigars, and truthfully smoke smells do not bother me at all and I am an exsmoker, it took about a year for me to get over the cravings after that, no problem.

I think the world could be situated for both smokers and non smokers rights and comfort if people were a little less rabid.

Anyway I seriously doubt it will ever be solved on CC, there will always be disagreement on this subject.

 

Smoke does not bother me either......except for the burning and itching eyes and sore throat I get from being in the casino:p..........I put up with it because I love to gamble...............but the ignorance that some people have about irritants is amazing:rolleyes:

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LMAO :D What room are you in? I'm there!! Haha. But seriously. A yummy cigar, a nice glass of whiskey, and a membership to the balcony club are in order!!! Sorry neighbors! LOL :p:eek:

Wow!!!

3 for 3 on our last cruise . And no biatching by our neighbors .

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Evidently you have not read the information that smoke's only an irritant' date=' not an allergen.

 

Here, let me help ya:

 

http://ezinearticles.com/?Are-You-Allergic-to-Cigarette-Smoke?&id=3138213

 

http://ask.doctoroz.com/question/is-cigarette-smoke-an-allergen

 

These'll get ya kick started.[/quote']

Now you are picking at words - an irritant that can irritate an existing allergy.

 

The leap to allergic to smoke isn't that far...

 

Does it matter if anyone is actually allergic to smoke or just irritated?

 

Doesn't sound pleasant to be irritated by smoke!

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Now you are picking at words - an irritant that can irritate an existing allergy.

 

The leap to allergic to smoke isn't that far...

 

Does it matter if anyone is actually allergic to smoke or just irritated?

 

Doesn't sound pleasant to be irritated by smoke!

 

 

LMAO!!! It's okay if the irritant causes a reaction in a childs airway........cause it's not an allergen......although same reaction..........THEY CAN'T BREATH:D Amazing......

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Your late, Carnival already tried your way. It did not work. I was booked on Dream decided I did not like the smoking policy on that ship.

I rebooked on the Freedom. You can do the same, rebook to where you like the smoking policy. Easier that getting your panties all in a bunch!!:D

First of all, my panties :eek: are not in a bunch - actually I don';t have panties :cool:.

 

If you are referring to the Paradise, it was ahead of it's time. But that time may be coming back!

 

Is this thread even about cigar smoking anymore?

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