Anonymous
12/31/2020 18:34
Subject: NYE cigar
Anonymous wrote:While I think PPs are overreacting to one cigar a year, it would be wildly inappropriate for your children’s friends to participate.
+1
Anonymous
12/31/2020 17:18
Subject: Re:NYE cigar
Anonymous wrote:I would allow my kid to do it (no 17 year old is going to pick up a cigar habit, c'mon) but not his friend. And a grown man who smokes one cigar a year is not a "smoker."
Many 17 year olds vape and/or smoke weed anyway although I'm sure none of you have a teen who would do such a thing.
+1
One cigar is not an issue! I smoked 1 cigar after prom and 1 cigar after high school graduation. I am not 42 and am not a smoker in any capacity.
Anonymous
12/31/2020 15:15
Subject: Re:NYE cigar
No, but I had a close family member die a painful death from lung cancer and I cared for him while he died.
Anonymous
12/31/2020 15:05
Subject: Re:NYE cigar
I would allow my kid to do it (no 17 year old is going to pick up a cigar habit, c'mon) but not his friend. And a grown man who smokes one cigar a year is not a "smoker."
Many 17 year olds vape and/or smoke weed anyway although I'm sure none of you have a teen who would do such a thing.
Many 17 year olds vape and/or smoke weed anyway although I'm sure none of you have a teen who would do such a thing.
Anonymous
12/31/2020 14:47
Subject: NYE cigar
While I think PPs are overreacting to one cigar a year, it would be wildly inappropriate for your children’s friends to participate.
Anonymous
12/31/2020 14:45
Subject: NYE cigar
Not without talking to the parents first. I would be livid if my child came home having smoked a cigar at your house.