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"erm some say that they the police are all knobs wherever they are " Glad you said "some say" because I certainly wouldn't like to live in a country without them! Bet you'd be the first to call if you needed em... But to the OP.. I suppose it is a place of work during a raid. The police have as much right to protection from secondhand smoke as you or I. Very interesting question though and I look forward to someone in the know, enlightening us! | |||
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"I've just been watching one of those reality police programs. During a shouty drugs raid the men under suspicion asked for a cigarette. The policeman told him he couldn't because it was illegal to smoke in a place of work, and as the officers were working in his house, him smoking would be illegal?! Is that right, or was the officer just being a knob?" Sounds plausible and technically right. Think he was just trying to show him who was boss and keep control over the room. | |||
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"Looking forward to seeing how many police officers come forward to identify themselves on a public forum on a swingers site " I was thinking the same thing. | |||
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"Thank you everyone! I was in no way trying to "out" any police officers, sorry! I just thought they would know the answer. " Might be a few who can answer you wearing their Ann Summers police uniforms though | |||
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"Looking forward to seeing how many police officers come forward to identify themselves on a public forum on a swingers site " Please don'tmistakeme for old bill because I'm not but how many people full stop would stand up and identify themselves publicly on this site. If you think over 20% then you've better faith than me. | |||
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"I'm not a copper or anything similar but myself and a few work mates had a contract that involved us going into the customers houses. The local council sent a letter to the customers demanding that the tenants must refrain from smoking at least 2-3 hours before we arrived. Don't ask why as we were as baffled as the tenants. " 2nd hand smoke its so your going into 'clean' air when you arrive on the job | |||
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"I've just been watching one of those reality police programs. During a shouty drugs raid the men under suspicion asked for a cigarette. The policeman told him he couldn't because it was illegal to smoke in a place of work, and as the officers were working in his house, him smoking would be illegal?! Is that right, or was the officer just being a knob?" It is similar to someone who lives in council accommodation waiting for workmen to turn up. Even though its your own home you are obliged to provide a safe working environment for anyone working in your home. The council will not let workmen stay in your property if you are smoking. I would presume if an officer was working in your premises he is entitled to as safe as possible working environment and not to be assaulted either physically or by second hand smoke. I think its reasonable for officers to have as clean air as possible doesn't everyone else? | |||
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"I'm not a copper or anything similar but myself and a few work mates had a contract that involved us going into the customers houses. The local council sent a letter to the customers demanding that the tenants must refrain from smoking at least 2-3 hours before we arrived. Don't ask why as we were as baffled as the tenants. " thats because a council house not your house, as a council house the council are obligated to send people out from time to time to do replairs, as the owner of the house they have the rights to tell you not to smoke in there if they have to send workers in If you own the house you may smoke in their no matters whos in your house, if you have a work man in and they dont like you smoking they can refuse to do the work but your not breaking any law by smoking in a house your buying with work men in same with police, if its a place of work its classed as a public place so you shouldnt smoke there, that includes working from home, however if your a home owner and the police come out to you home thats not a place of work, just your home your breaking no law by smoking infront of them | |||
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"I'm not a copper or anything similar but myself and a few work mates had a contract that involved us going into the customers houses. The local council sent a letter to the customers demanding that the tenants must refrain from smoking at least 2-3 hours before we arrived. Don't ask why as we were as baffled as the tenants. 2nd hand smoke its so your going into 'clean' air when you arrive on the job " They should have asked them to clean the dog shit and syringes up too if they wanted us in a clean environment | |||
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"I'm not a copper or anything similar but myself and a few work mates had a contract that involved us going into the customers houses. The local council sent a letter to the customers demanding that the tenants must refrain from smoking at least 2-3 hours before we arrived. Don't ask why as we were as baffled as the tenants. 2nd hand smoke its so your going into 'clean' air when you arrive on the job They should have asked them to clean the dog shit and syringes up too if they wanted us in a clean environment " flip a smokey house would of been a better deal than working with that crap around the place | |||
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"Looking forward to seeing how many police officers come forward to identify themselves on a public forum on a swingers site I was thinking the same thing. " Surely they will come forward with the Army, Firemen, Pilots and Surgeons....I will go fetch the bear trap ............................................ohhh no hang on there not coming are they | |||
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"who gives a toss hes just scum so if denying him a ciggy fucks him up who cares" Police go to house so they scum? even if was charged doesnt make them guilty, police do get things wrong from time to time even jail people for up to 20 years who are innocent, what next bring back hanging? | |||
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"who gives a toss hes just scum so if denying him a ciggy fucks him up who cares Police go to house so they scum? even if was charged doesnt make them guilty, police do get things wrong from time to time even jail people for up to 20 years who are innocent, what next bring back hanging? " http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Erthun0Pauc | |||
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"oh dear another lib dem i suppose hitler should have had a trial" How strange....... | |||
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"who gives a toss hes just scum so if denying him a ciggy fucks him up who cares Police go to house so they scum? even if was charged doesnt make them guilty, police do get things wrong from time to time even jail people for up to 20 years who are innocent, what next bring back hanging? " thankyou Bn46. | |||
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"oh dear another lib dem i suppose hitler should have had a trial" yes. | |||
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"who gives a toss hes just scum so if denying him a ciggy fucks him up who cares" I'm thinking you didn't mean the police man was scum but the guy who the police man said couldn't smoke or is it just me that has read that like that | |||
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"Does anyone else suspect that the EU is behind this? I travel a lot and see the same moves in all EU countries. It seems logical to make a connection." | |||
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"who gives a toss hes just scum so if denying him a ciggy fucks him up who cares I'm thinking you didn't mean the police man was scum but the guy who the police man said couldn't smoke or is it just me that has read that like that " nope not just you. I took it thst thescum referred to the person asking for the cig not the policeman... | |||
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"I'm not a copper or anything similar but myself and a few work mates had a contract that involved us going into the customers houses. The local council sent a letter to the customers demanding that the tenants must refrain from smoking at least 2-3 hours before we arrived. Don't ask why as we were as baffled as the tenants. " That reminded me: I had asked for the fire brigade to come and fire proof my home and fit fire alarms. I was sent a letter confirming the appointment and to ask me not to smoke while they were there and not two-three hours beforehand. I don't smoke but the whole thing sounded ridiculous to me...firemen not wanting to smell smoke?!! | |||
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"Looking forward to seeing how many police officers come forward to identify themselves on a public forum on a swingers site " there are quite a few here.. | |||
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"I've just been watching one of those reality police programs. During a shouty drugs raid the men under suspicion asked for a cigarette. The policeman told him he couldn't because it was illegal to smoke in a place of work, and as the officers were working in his house, him smoking would be illegal?! Is that right, or was the officer just being a knob?" This is correct. You're not even supposed to smoke in your own home within an hour of a meter reader coming round. Basically, this country is slowmy turning into a dictatorship. | |||
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"I've just been watching one of those reality police programs. During a shouty drugs raid the men under suspicion asked for a cigarette. The policeman told him he couldn't because it was illegal to smoke in a place of work, and as the officers were working in his house, him smoking would be illegal?! Is that right, or was the officer just being a knob? This is correct. You're not even supposed to smoke in your own home within an hour of a meter reader coming round. Basically, this country is slowmy turning into a dictatorship." Only if the home is rented from a local authority or housing association of course... | |||
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"I've just been watching one of those reality police programs. During a shouty drugs raid the men under suspicion asked for a cigarette. The policeman told him he couldn't because it was illegal to smoke in a place of work, and as the officers were working in his house, him smoking would be illegal?! Is that right, or was the officer just being a knob? This is correct. You're not even supposed to smoke in your own home within an hour of a meter reader coming round. Basically, this country is slowmy turning into a dictatorship. Only if the home is rented from a local authority or housing association of course..." no, it applies to any home where a third party will be using it as a place of work. be that a builder, plumber, meter reader etc | |||
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"At the end of the day it's all to do with passive smoking..why would any non smoker want to breath in someone else's smoke. " why woul a non smoker assume they could make demands of someone in their own home?? its their choice not to smoke as much as its other peoples choice to smoke, you go into their property its their rules surely??? | |||
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"At the end of the day it's all to do with passive smoking..why would any non smoker want to breath in someone else's smoke. why woul a non smoker assume they could make demands of someone in their own home?? its their choice not to smoke as much as its other peoples choice to smoke, you go into their property its their rules surely???" If someone HAS to enter that house, then they have every right to expect the occupants not to smoke around them. At the end of the day, not smoking never killed a third party, unlike passive smoking. | |||
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"At the end of the day it's all to do with passive smoking..why would any non smoker want to breath in someone else's smoke. why woul a non smoker assume they could make demands of someone in their own home?? its their choice not to smoke as much as its other peoples choice to smoke, you go into their property its their rules surely??? If someone HAS to enter that house, then they have every right to expect the occupants not to smoke around them. At the end of the day, not smoking never killed a third party, unlike passive smoking." absolute rubbish. anyone and everyone should be allowed to do as they please (within reason) inside their own home. As smoking isn't even illegal, then it's not really too much to expect that people be allowed to do it in their own home. and no, I don't smoke tobacco. | |||
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"At the end of the day it's all to do with passive smoking..why would any non smoker want to breath in someone else's smoke. why woul a non smoker assume they could make demands of someone in their own home?? its their choice not to smoke as much as its other peoples choice to smoke, you go into their property its their rules surely??? If someone HAS to enter that house, then they have every right to expect the occupants not to smoke around them. At the end of the day, not smoking never killed a third party, unlike passive smoking. absolute rubbish. anyone and everyone should be allowed to do as they please (within reason) inside their own home. As smoking isn't even illegal, then it's not really too much to expect that people be allowed to do it in their own home. and no, I don't smoke tobacco." So asking someone not to smoke while you are working in their home is unreasonable then??? | |||
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"At the end of the day it's all to do with passive smoking..why would any non smoker want to breath in someone else's smoke. why woul a non smoker assume they could make demands of someone in their own home?? its their choice not to smoke as much as its other peoples choice to smoke, you go into their property its their rules surely??? If someone HAS to enter that house, then they have every right to expect the occupants not to smoke around them. At the end of the day, not smoking never killed a third party, unlike passive smoking. absolute rubbish. anyone and everyone should be allowed to do as they please (within reason) inside their own home. As smoking isn't even illegal, then it's not really too much to expect that people be allowed to do it in their own home. and no, I don't smoke tobacco. So asking someone not to smoke while you are working in their home is unreasonable then???" not unreasonable but it is unreasonable to expect them to do it IMHO | |||
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"At the end of the day it's all to do with passive smoking..why would any non smoker want to breath in someone else's smoke. why woul a non smoker assume they could make demands of someone in their own home?? its their choice not to smoke as much as its other peoples choice to smoke, you go into their property its their rules surely??? If someone HAS to enter that house, then they have every right to expect the occupants not to smoke around them. At the end of the day, not smoking never killed a third party, unlike passive smoking. absolute rubbish. anyone and everyone should be allowed to do as they please (within reason) inside their own home. As smoking isn't even illegal, then it's not really too much to expect that people be allowed to do it in their own home. and no, I don't smoke tobacco. So asking someone not to smoke while you are working in their home is unreasonable then???" if they haven't invited you to come and work in their home then yes, it is. | |||
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"At the end of the day it's all to do with passive smoking..why would any non smoker want to breath in someone else's smoke. why woul a non smoker assume they could make demands of someone in their own home?? its their choice not to smoke as much as its other peoples choice to smoke, you go into their property its their rules surely??? If someone HAS to enter that house, then they have every right to expect the occupants not to smoke around them. At the end of the day, not smoking never killed a third party, unlike passive smoking. absolute rubbish. anyone and everyone should be allowed to do as they please (within reason) inside their own home. As smoking isn't even illegal, then it's not really too much to expect that people be allowed to do it in their own home. and no, I don't smoke tobacco. So asking someone not to smoke while you are working in their home is unreasonable then??? not unreasonable but it is unreasonable to expect them to do it IMHO" Guess we'll just have to agree to disagree on this one | |||
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"At the end of the day it's all to do with passive smoking..why would any non smoker want to breath in someone else's smoke. why woul a non smoker assume they could make demands of someone in their own home?? its their choice not to smoke as much as its other peoples choice to smoke, you go into their property its their rules surely??? If someone HAS to enter that house, then they have every right to expect the occupants not to smoke around them. At the end of the day, not smoking never killed a third party, unlike passive smoking. absolute rubbish. anyone and everyone should be allowed to do as they please (within reason) inside their own home. As smoking isn't even illegal, then it's not really too much to expect that people be allowed to do it in their own home. and no, I don't smoke tobacco. So asking someone not to smoke while you are working in their home is unreasonable then??? not unreasonable but it is unreasonable to expect them to do it IMHO Guess we'll just have to agree to disagree on this one " guess so - makes no odds to me anyway as i dont smoke and neither does my handyman (dad) | |||
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"think it depends if the area is a crime scene.... then it becomes a working environment - therefore no smoking allowed....... i think." no, it covers anywhere where someone is "on the clock" or "at work", whether they are a copper, plumber, doctor, vet, dentist, electrician etc etc etc. Basically, if a copper comes round your house just to beat you up, you're not allowed to smoke, even though it's your own home (rented or owned). | |||
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"i'm seeing a loophole open,right before my eyes. the drug dealers human rights are being breached,due to the police declaring his home,a place of work. they gave no prior notice,they would be working in his home. he did not give his permission,for his home to become a place of work. denying him a cigarette,is an obvious breach of his human rights,due to lack of consultation. poor guy,he'll probably be sent to switzerland,for 2 weeks,to help him get over the trauma. " which drug dealer are you referring to? the original post mentioned a drugs raid on someone's home, not a criminal case in a court of law. no one mentioned anything about anyone being found guilty of any crime. | |||
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"i'm seeing a loophole open,right before my eyes. the drug dealers human rights are being breached,due to the police declaring his home,a place of work. they gave no prior notice,they would be working in his home. he did not give his permission,for his home to become a place of work. denying him a cigarette,is an obvious breach of his human rights,due to lack of consultation. poor guy,he'll probably be sent to switzerland,for 2 weeks,to help him get over the trauma. which drug dealer are you referring to? the original post mentioned a drugs raid on someone's home, not a criminal case in a court of law. no one mentioned anything about anyone being found guilty of any crime. " any mention of drug dealer,in my post.could you just wack the word alleged in front of it,thank you. | |||
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"i'm seeing a loophole open,right before my eyes. the drug dealers human rights are being breached,due to the police declaring his home,a place of work. they gave no prior notice,they would be working in his home. he did not give his permission,for his home to become a place of work. denying him a cigarette,is an obvious breach of his human rights,due to lack of consultation. poor guy,he'll probably be sent to switzerland,for 2 weeks,to help him get over the trauma. which drug dealer are you referring to? the original post mentioned a drugs raid on someone's home, not a criminal case in a court of law. no one mentioned anything about anyone being found guilty of any crime. any mention of drug dealer,in my post.could you just wack the word alleged in front of it,thank you." In which case, I think any reasonable person would agree that he/she is entitled to smoke a cigarette in their own home. | |||
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"I've just been watching one of those reality police programs. During a shouty drugs raid the men under suspicion asked for a cigarette. The policeman told him he couldn't because it was illegal to smoke in a place of work, and as the officers were working in his house, him smoking would be illegal?! Is that right, or was the officer just being a knob?" | |||
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