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I was referring to my grandmother, marksiwel, not just making up some imaginary old smoker person. Though I'll gladly admit that's not the norm, it does make it look like tertiary smoke can't be that bad if first hand smoke for decades doesn't get the job done in a timely manner 100% of the time.

Don't get me wrong, I think smoking's not a wise decision, and an annoyance. I'm just so rarely inconvenienced by it, that I don't really care to try legislating it away.

This reminds me of that joke about how health nuts are going to feel stupid one day on their death bed dying of nothing.

Oh, and for what it's worth, I'm sure there are a lot of non-smokers in the graveyard too. On a long enough timeline everyone's survival rate drops to zero.

All throughout this thread I was thinking about tossing in the exhaust fumes thing, and then VoiceofReason has to go rob me of that pleasure...

But seriously guys, if someone can smoke 2 packs a day and die at 90, then I very much doubt that your 3rd hand smoke off the walls are going to have any noticeable impact on your lifespan.

That having been said, the only people who have ever complained about the fumes my soldering lets off are smokers