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Jessica Miller | October 19, 2012
The West Chester Borough Council voted to enact a new law that would fine smokers at least $100 if they’re caught littering their cigarettes butts. “We have a big problem with the clearance of our streets,” said borough council president Holly Brown. “The cigarettes butts get stuck in our brick sidewalks, and this is an effort to try to ameliorate some of those problems.”
Jessica Miller | January 30, 2012
Five years after France introduced a smoking ban in public places, a new report says more people are flouting the rules, particularly at work. Rules introduced five years ago banned smoking discount Chesterfield cigarettes in all public places, including restaurants, cafés and the workplace. Yet the survey conducted for anti-smoking group Droits des Non-Fumeurs (Non-Smokers Rights) found that 64 percent of those questioned said they had seen people smoking in places where it is banned. A big jump was recorded in incidents of people smoking at work. In 2008, a similar survey found that just eight percent of people had been exposed to cigarette smoke at work. By 2009 this had risen to 21 percent.
Jessica Miller | February 14, 2011
Michael Bloomberg, The King of New York, has warned city smokers they should expect to be “shot to death, soon.” The former Republican, Democrat, Independant & Life Time Twat is ready to impose greater restrictions on smokers after “thinking hard and long, and sucking off a Cuban.”
Jessica Miller | January 24, 2011
It would seem to be impossible. But yes, it is true. More people have decided to start smoking not Marlboro cig but bath salts in an attempt to avoid the legal repercussions of buying crack. And though we cannot deny the similarity in look of your average bath salt to a bunch of crack rock, we decided to investigate this wholly perplexing trend on the drug scene.
Jessica Miller | December 22, 2010
Roughly 13 percent of San Franciscans still smoke tobacco according to a report released by the California Department of Public Health yesterday. The Examiner notes that figure is down from the 19.5 percent of San Franciscans who smoked in the last days of Joe Camel in 1996.
