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September 10th, 2004, 04:01 AM
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SPITTING ON PLANES
I know that it is illegal to smoke on planes (at least in the US). Is there
any law against chewing plug tobacco on board? One could use a paper cup or the air sick bag as a portable spitoon if one isn't allowed to bring a brass one and set it on the floor. PN 
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September 19th, 2004, 02:14 PM
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In rec.travel.air mk wrote:
I know that it is illegal to smoke on planes (at least in the US). Is there any law against chewing plug tobacco on board? One could use a paper cup or the air sick bag as a portable spitoon if one isn't allowed to bring a brass one and set it on the floor. singaporians spit everywhere, all the time...... I say you're thinking of the Chinese. Spitting in public is an on-the-spot fine in Singapore. Scott
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September 22nd, 2004, 03:06 PM
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On 19 Sep 2004 13:14:18 GMT, Scott Howard
wrote: In rec.travel.air mk wrote: I know that it is illegal to smoke on planes (at least in the US). Is there any law against chewing plug tobacco on board? One could use a paper cup or the air sick bag as a portable spitoon if one isn't allowed to bring a brass one and set it on the floor. singaporians spit everywhere, all the time...... I say you're thinking of the Chinese. Spitting in public is an on-the-spot fine in Singapore. Scott I once saw a singaporian spit then half way thru suck up the same spit before it had a chance to hit the floor. I say these singaporians are a talented bunch, no?
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September 22nd, 2004, 03:06 PM
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On 19 Sep 2004 13:14:18 GMT, Scott Howard
wrote: In rec.travel.air mk wrote: I know that it is illegal to smoke on planes (at least in the US). Is there any law against chewing plug tobacco on board? One could use a paper cup or the air sick bag as a portable spitoon if one isn't allowed to bring a brass one and set it on the floor. singaporians spit everywhere, all the time...... I say you're thinking of the Chinese. Spitting in public is an on-the-spot fine in Singapore. Scott I once saw a singaporian spit then half way thru suck up the same spit before it had a chance to hit the floor. I say these singaporians are a talented bunch, no?
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