09-22-2009, 02:28 PM
Doc wrote:
I've had smokers light up in my tiny apartment without so much as a glance my way to ask permission. Smokers have left pinholes in my couch and on my grandmother's Persian rug and burn marks on my wooden floors.
Hmmmm. Have you considered the possibility that smokers make an extra effort to annoy you because they've learned you're so annoyable? Or maybe it's because you allow a rather low class kind of person inside your apartment? I truly don't know any smokers who behave the way you describe while inside someone else's home. Heck, most of the smokers I know don't even smoke indoors, and that includes their own home.