Is it possible to Smoke inside without the wife freaking out?????

My wife is "allergic" to cigar/cigarette smoke so I can't help much. I tried to tell I was allergic to nagging. I'm sure everyone can imagine how that conversation went. :D
 
gnukfu said:
There is a 3 step process for this

1. Get a divorce
2. Get the house in the divorce agreement
3. Start smoking

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Other than his choice in baseball teams (j/k...but really...LETS GO YANKEES), this has so far been the best bit of advice in this thread...in my opinion...
 
Well I have a Smoking room that has a special fan that also draws fresh air in. I built it before last winter and found out that I also needed a fresh air heater. Bought a 1000w version and it has been a dream. However it has become lonely so I have moved back outside where I can see people and wildlife.

James
 
I say get a nice 10X12 shed, insulate it, dry wall it and run power to it! Done and done. Next comes the wi-fi, then the Xbox...cigar art..... hey a stripper pole! Maybe a blender, a couple dumbbells would be nice. How bout a sword or maybe a full suit of armor. I like darts too, so a dart board and a fooseball table. Remember the standup video games from the arcade? I liked Joust, or maybe Double Dragon... crap now there's no room to smoke in there.

Well at least you have a place to store all the junk that your wife hates!:ss
 
Haven't had that problem since I put a bar complete with refrigerator, satellite t.v. and sound system into my garage.
 
I have only smoked inside my house twice, both times sitting right next to the chimney with a fire going and a window slightly open. The smoke gets sucked right up the chimney. Of course so does all the warm air. It was pretty cool but I had to be sure to be right next to the chimney so after a while I got a little uncomfortable. I wouldn't do it that way every day but once in a while it is nice.
 
cigarlvr said:
Who runs the house and who pays the bill? I guess that is why I am divorced
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Do you have a garage? Could be a good place to start smoking indoors. It's where I usually hang out and smoke when it's colder. Even got a little flat screen TV for my Man Cave/Garage. I am probably in the minority in the fact that I have no desire to smoke in the actual house simply because I do not like the stale cigar smell you can sometimes end up with a couple days later.
 
neoflex said:
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Do you have a garage? Could be a good place to start smoking indoors. It's where I usually hang out and smoke when it's colder. Even got a little flat screen TV for my Man Cave/Garage. I am probably in the minority in the fact that I have no desire to smoke in the actual house simply because I do not like the stale cigar smell you can sometimes end up with a couple days later.
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:tpd: Tried it in the house once and 3 days later the stale smell took all the fun out of smoking inside. I second the garage vote instead. You can air it out with a simple push of a button.
 
Bax said:
I say get a nice 10X12 shed, insulate it, dry wall it and run power to it! Done and done. Next comes the wi-fi, then the Xbox...cigar art..... hey a stripper pole! Maybe a blender, a couple dumbbells would be nice. How bout a sword or maybe a full suit of armor. I like darts too, so a dart board and a fooseball table. Remember the standup video games from the arcade? I liked Joust, or maybe Double Dragon... (Robotron & Defender fan, myself!) crap now there's no room to smoke in there.

Well at least you have a place to store all the junk that your wife hates!:ss
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:tpd: I've had my eye on this solution for months. Also going to be my brewhouse. Picked out the perfect location in the back yard, researched shed plans/prefab models, it's all set to go. Just need to contract out the electrical work, clear a few trees, & I can break ground!
 
Is this a trick question? Because the only answer for it is to get a new wife. I smoke in my garage if its warm enough to do so.
 
I sure as hell would not risk it. People who do not smoke are much more sensitive to the smell of smoke than people who do. And while I've heard my wife claim that she can "tell the good stuff" (her dad used to smoke dog rockets around the house), she's no more tolerant for it.

I do most of my smoking on a little covered porch outside my back door.
 
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