Why has society become so pussified?

This was a bit before my time but I do recall back in the 50's that high schools had designated smoking areas outside.

80s? 90s? Wrote:
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> Why has society become so pussified?


Apparently they find that smoking is BAD, but being confused about one's gender is well, okay by them.

80s? 90s? Wrote:
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> Why has society become so pussified?


Answer: (unfortunately) YES.

Because Libs to the leading
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DanKnows Wrote:
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> This was a bit before my time but I do recall back
> in the 50's that high schools had designated
> smoking areas outside.

So it was not as recently as the 1990s?

Mid 80s. When did the age go from 0 to 16 to 18? Used to be guys started smoking in Jr High.

How is this a liberal/conservative issue?

I can't stand the filthy degenerates that pollute the atmosphere with their noxious stench. Not to mention most cig smokers are also chronic litterbugs who think nothing of tossing a lit butt out their window onto another vehicle or emptying their ash trays at every intersection.

That being said if you really want a lib to endorse your smoking habit - just tell them it's weed. They'll tell you to smoke away at that point.

FmTjU Wrote:
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> Because Libs to the leading

Liberals would never destroy smoking.

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Gene Jacket Wrote:
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> Mid 80s. When did the age go from 0 to 16 to 18?
> Used to be guys started smoking in Jr High.

Should I start?

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> Why has society become so pussified?


That question could be posed about a lot of issues besides smoking.

LBSS 1983

Robinson had a smoking lounge in 83. It was gone a couple years later. Teachers used to smoke in their break rooms

Smokin' pot and cigs. Interior courtyards, we had two, one for seniors, the other for underclassmen.

we had an official smoking court 1980 - 1983 but it wasn't cool to smoke there, we were pretty much allowed to smoke anywhere outside. Me and my friends were Band Hall smokers. I don't know how much longer the kids were allowed to smoke.

Smoke, turf fields, Boosterthon-things that have no place in our schools!

FCPS allowed student smoking lounges for the last time 1983-84. It was my freshman year at WSHS and the smoking "lounge"was just the covered entrance outside the rear gym/auditorium lobby (and where the buses dropped off). No lounging, no chairs, just a bunch of burn out/druggies and Mr. Barnes, Biology teacher , standing around smoking.

I recall actual teachers lounges being very smoky and maybe even with ashtrays on tables. Teachers were smoking cigs at school at let through 87.

Used to smoke cigs with friends at a rear door to the building thru 1987 at Actiondale. We occasionally got threatened with in school suspension but none of the administrators really have a shit, usually just "caught" us then lit up too. Only got one teacher to take a hit off a J! That was when Nancy Reagan's bull shit "just say no" crap and MADD were just starting off, fucking up the good times for generations to follow...

Chantilly had a smoking lounge until about 1982. Sometimes the teachers would smoke with the students.

For a few years after 1982, a lot of students chewed (chawed/dipped) tobacco. They'd walk around with their dip cups, and most teachers didn't care, if you didn't make a mess.

Hayfield high school had it when I graduated, 86-87. That was the last year I believe

Do all the cool kids smoke now?


trfgy Wrote:
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> Robinson had a smoking lounge in 83. It was gone a
> couple years later. Teachers used to smoke in
> their break rooms


fter September 1, 1990, smoking, use of tobacco, or electronic
cigarettes in the buildings of Loudoun County Public Schools by anyone
at anytime will be prohibited. Refer to policy §6-40.
Use of tobacco products or electronic cigarettes by adults coaching
and/or supervising extra-curricular activities on or off school property is
prohibited.
All persons attending school events and/or extra-curricular activities are
prohibited from smoking, using smokeless tobacco products, or electronic
cigarettes on school property.
(continued)
§6-29
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§6-29 Schedule of Fees (continued)
Use of tobacco products or electronic cigarettes by any person at anytime
on any Loudoun County Public Schools’ property, will be prohibited.
9. No food or beverages are permitted in any auditorium or gymnasium.
10. No group may change the setting of any electrical switch or control
without approval of the principal or principal's designee.
11. Groups using school facilities shall have access only to those parts of the
facility for which the application was approved.
12. Principals may specify additional rules for the use of school facilities

This post is making me want to go smoke one!?

At Annandale High School you could smoke outside the school in the early 80's and the teachers lounge was just a room of smoke. A lot of kids used chew though and there was an unofficial spot they did that.

Just go out to the "tree" in the actiondale days, church gave not shit one what we did...

I graduated McLean in 1965. Smoking on school grounds was a MAJOR offense, and J. J. Lyons made sure that you did your time.