I plan on bringing a few sticks to enjoy in Denver.I will, I enjoy the pipe tobacco cigar personally.There is a cigar shop in the pavillions, about 2 blocks from the hotel as well!

They conduct themselves like an old ragged economic book, read by Jimmy Carter, placed on Bill Clinton’s presidential desk with an imported “Spain Cigar” puffed under a Washington capital tepee while asking, "Who in college thinks their s**t smells better than a Spanish tobacco leaf" while Newt Gingrich expands his American economic nostrils?

Make sure you hang plastic to build a containment around your work area because the aerosol epoxy dust travels far and gets on everything!  

Heck, it doesn't matter to us if it is tobacco, marijuana or moss off the trees... it can't be smoked on the premises, inside or out.

I closed on a foreclosed rowhouse this week and during the clean-out yesterday, I found cans of aerosol bedbug-killer laying on the ground.  

Unfortunately, I'm afraid tobacco will have to become illegal before I stop smoking.

Either way, we turned it in to a flip, and I'm happy we did.Getting Rid of Cigar/Cigarette/Tobacco Smoke:1) Ozone Generator: You absolutely NEED an Ozone Generator.

It's better than Kilz and I wish I had known about it when I did mine. http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/67/topics/78889-smoker-rehab-keys-to-success-with-tobacco-smoke--before-after-picshttp://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2012/11/05/getting-rid-tough-odors/I know for pet odors there are some enzyme neutralizers, you may want to get some for the sub floor under the carpet areas help with that.http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/67/topics/74253-cat-pee-in-concreteThe biggest cheap first step is to just literally wash everything down.

Tax his tobacco, Tax his drink, Tax him if he Tries to think.

They think they can replace it though income and tobacco tax (even though it wouldn't come close) but the real reason the proponents of Measure 2 want this done is there is an abundance of tax revenue from the Oil that is being pumped out of western North Dakota (which isn't going to last forever).Has anybody seen where abolishing property taxes actually worked out?