Where I used to work we were not allowed to sell lighter... or any smoking paraphernalia for that matter... to under 16's
Where I used to work we were not allowed to sell lighter... or any smoking paraphernalia for that matter... to under 16's
Galaki said: I wonder if it's illegal to own a flame thrower. How else do them kids light their stuff up? |
Actually, that doesn't sound so bad. Just use matches...
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highwaystar101 said: Where I used to work we were not allowed to sell lighter... or any smoking paraphernalia for that matter... to under 16's |
A lighter is no more smoking paraphenalia than say, your own hand. Lighters have many practical uses, and and lighting cigarettes is only 1 of them.
Regardless, lighters are for casuals. real pyros use matches, or two sticks to light things
I can't figure out the law in new york. I used to smoke cigarettes and sometimes 7-11 would card me for lighters but no other store ever did. Very peculiar.
I have to agree in a sense with this though, when I was 14/15 I used to just sit in the woods and light things on fire with my friends..which probably isn't a good thing for kids to be doing.
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xtastemyvenom said: I can't figure out the law in new york. I used to smoke cigarettes and sometimes 7-11 would card me for lighters but no other store ever did. Very peculiar.
I have to agree in a sense with this though, when I was 14/15 I used to just sit in the woods and light things on fire with my friends..which probably isn't a good thing for kids to be doing. |
we set things on fire with Fresnel lenses. lighters were for casuals. There is no point to the law, cause unless they ban matches too, it doesn't do any good, you just shift where the youth get their source of fire. Heck, they can always just open a car and use the cigarette lighter in there.
As for NY law, it must have just been a store decision to card for lighters.
nordlead said:
we set things on fire with Fresnel lenses. lighters were for casuals. There is no point to the law, cause unless they ban matches too, it doesn't do any good, you just shift where the youth get their source of fire. Heck, they can always just open a car and use the cigarette lighter in there. As for NY law, it must have just been a store decision to card for lighters. |
I was assuming they would be banning matches as well otherwise the banning is entirely pointless. I can't honestly see breaking into a car for a lighter though, though I guess if you're that desperate to burn something..but how much damage could you really do?
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xtastemyvenom said:
I was assuming they would be banning matches as well otherwise the banning is entirely pointless. I can't honestly see breaking into a car for a lighter though, though I guess if you're that desperate to burn something..but how much damage could you really do? |
A lot of teens who smoke are 16,17 and already have cars or friends who have cars. I wasn't suggesting they would break in. Of course, if they were like my friends, they smoked in the garage and they could have used their parents car.