Scotty C
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Have you seruoisly done that? 
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andy1868
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for joe, nothing is out of reach. if he tells you to suck him off while driving i hope for your own sake you do it
[Edited on 29-09-2007 by andy1868]
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Joe
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quote:
Originally posted by Monster
Have you seruoisly done that?
I have'nt sucked a willy while driving no 
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Scotty C
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quote:
Originally posted by joe6886
quote:
Originally posted by Monster
Have you seruoisly done that?
I have'nt sucked a willy while driving no
You know what I mean 
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Joe
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Who has'nt recived oral whilst piloting a car?
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Scotty C
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I dunno, Thought I was the only one, obviusly not
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Nic Barnes
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thing is, the police could never prove you were out of control of a vehicle due to smoking unless you crashed while smoking. there is no way driving while smoking is dangerous. hot ash, dropped tab, bollocks, people who smoke dont drop a tab. as for lighting a tab on the move, tab in mouth light with 1 hand 1 hand on the wheel. no more danger than changing a cd or searching for a radio station at all. infact, doing either of those is pobably more dangerous
basically, its pathetic. and those that say you agree, fuck off and get a life.
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Scotty C
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So I haven't got a life becasue I agree? That makes sense.
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Nic Barnes
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Originally posted by Monster
So I haven't got a life becasue I agree? That makes sense.
you cannot put across any argument to say smoking is in any way more dangerous than using an electric window switch, opperating your radio, opening your sunroof, infact opening a sunroof is far more dangerous. sunroofs should be banned. do you agree?
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Scotty C
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I can becuase I used to be a smoker and it did distract me when driving,
Saying you drop it between your legs?
I don't see how opening a sunroof is dangerous.
[Edited on 29-09-2007 by Monster]
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Nic Barnes
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your had is off the wheel, and concetration is placed on turning that handle compared to driving the car. its equally as dangerous if not more so.
i know i shouldnt say it but ive smoked weed while driving for years. thats far worse, yet ive never caused any accidents or had any problems with concentration while driving. i drive for a living, and trust me, listening to music is more distacting than smoking while driving is.
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MikeE
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agree with you muppetsport i am not proud but i have drove whilst smoking weed before and been perfectly capeble of driving. all i smoke now is cigs but its no different to changing gear
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Rebecca
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Driving whilst under the influence of drugs is a fucking stupid idea if you ask me. As bad as drink driving.
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Nic Barnes
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Originally posted by novabex
Driving whilst under the influence of drugs is a fucking stupid idea if you ask me. As bad as drink driving.
i could guarantee im in more control of the car than the average 17 to 18 year olds on the road. if anything, weed doesnt affect your senses even remotely as much as alcohol does, so really, its nowhere near as bad as drink driving you may find. there have been studies and tests done.
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baz2003uk
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from an EX smoker i dont see the point
next we will see smoking cameras beside the speed cameras
but i find the bigest distraction is kids in the back i got 2 toddlers and your forever talking and keeping them happy leaning behind the seat to get a juice bottle or toy thats been dropped
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Robin
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Yes!! ban children, that's a great idea
I like that idea TBH 
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SVM 286
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Originally posted by C2RL R
I'm probably opening up a can of worms here, but apparently you can now be charged with not being in control of your vehicle if the police see you smoking whilst driving. Next they'll be banning people from listening to the radio in their cars cause you take your hand of the wheel to change station. really fucking annoys me this type of thing.
This is good news as far as i'm concerned.
I have always felt passionately that anyone who smokes at the wheel should be penalised to the full extent of the law.
Smoking while driving is dangerous and utterly contemptable.
Smoking raises your blood pressure.
The smoke itself can obviously obscure your vision.
Inducing or injesting any substance likely to affect your reactions or capacity to perform whilst driving a vehicle is ludicrous. You might aswell have a beer.
The potential to drop a lit fag in your lap is enough of a crash inducing potential to make smoking at the wheel illegal.
The very action of obtaining and lighting a cigarette whilst being in control of a vehicle is laughable as it renders you not in control of the afformentioned vehicle.
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SVM 286
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Originally posted by dave17
Most people can also find their smokes, lighter and light up without even taking their eyes off the road, try doing that while changing CD/Radio station.
Easy. The controls on the stereo don't change or relocate. I can operate all the switches in my car without looking at them.
You're quite right though, I nearly crashed whilst changing a CD. Fucking 6 CD Changer, fancy putting it in the boot....
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SVM 286
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Incidentally, smoking in a car is just plain disgusting and it ruins the interior and leaves the windows very unpleasant too.
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flybikeslee
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smoking is bad at the end of the day.
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Steve
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notice its the smokers kicking off again because they cant do without there stinking habit for five minutes.
i agree 100% with joe, i dont think eating or drinking should be banned but if you ban one youve gotta ban the other
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Robin
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and it's the non-smokers who can't seem to understand that it's no more distracting than eating or drinking
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Steve
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did you fail to read the bit where i said i dont agree that eating and drinking should be banned either?
i was saying that if you ban eating youve got to ban smoking.
no one makes much of a fuss about eating being banned though because they arent addicted to eating (unless you have a problem) and dont have to eat every 10mins
strangely I find it amusing that food is more of a necessity to people than smoking yet people feel there civil liberties are being more imposed on by banning a cigarette then eating food
[Edited on 30-09-2007 by Steve]
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Robin
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You said "I don't think eating or drinking should be banned" but you think smoking should?
Drinking a hot coffee is just as dangerous as smoking a cigarette, if we're calling that dangerous.
I don't know anyone with a 144 a day smoking habit either
[Edited on 30-09-2007 by Robin]
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Steve
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quote:
Originally posted by Robin
You said "I don't think eating or drinking should be banned" but you think smoking should?
i said i think smoking should because eating and drinking is 
if eating and drinking, mobiles etc were allowed and smoking not, i would say it was unfair
i dont think smoking causes anymore distraction then say drinking out of a bottle, i agree it cause more problems if you drop it etc, but i doubt that happens much.
But as drinking is deemed as a distraction needing a ban, i would say smoking does too
[Edited on 30-09-2007 by Steve]
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