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23 Jun 07
23 Jun 07
The post that was quoted here has been removedWell as I live outside the country for 11 months a year I can hardly claim to be frontline in all this, however:
I have nothing against smoking as such, I don't really like the idea in principle of a total ban, maybe some places should be entitled to apply for licences to allow smoking.
But for me, a bronchitis sufferer caused and provoked by an allergy to cigarette smoke, it means that finally I can go out without paying a price for it.
So, all in all, good news.
23 Jun 07
The post that was quoted here has been removedhahahahahahaha That get's me laughing everytime it is mentioned. A smoking ban on smoking shelters!!! FFS who are they trying to save from passive smoking? At my workplace they have a fully functional smoking pavillion which lies unused due to the smoking ban.
23 Jun 07
Originally posted by cadwahThe risk from passive smoking is overstated, yes, lots of people have it in for smokers, it's a very handy scapegoat, tobacco.
hahahahahahaha That get's me laughing everytime it is mentioned. A smoking ban on smoking shelters!!! FFS who are they trying to save from passive smoking? At my workplace they have a fully functional smoking pavillion which lies unused due to the smoking ban.
Meanwhile, as millions of smokers head for the street, just as many people will contract cancer from so-called innocent sources, microwave food, food additives, sun creams, mercury amalgam, environmental toxins etc.
But it's OK guys, it's all the fault of fags.
However, as my previous post makes clear, this ban is very good for me, looking at it selfishly. I'm a happy camper now.
23 Jun 07
The post that was quoted here has been removedBut for it to be worthwhile it would have to be difficult to get a licence, i.e. you need a reason. Otherwise everywhere would apply for one.
In Italy most cafes have seating out back where people can smoke. It works. If it can work there it should be OK in England.
Anyway, this is all forum talk now, what difference does it make?
Bye for now
asromac
23 Jun 07
Originally posted by asromacalciothis ban smacks of totalinarianism, shouldn't we have voted?
But for it to be worthwhile it would have to be difficult to get a licence, i.e. you need a reason. Otherwise everywhere would apply for one.
In Italy most cafes have seating out back where people can smoke. It works. If it can work there it should be OK in England.
Anyway, this is all forum talk now, what difference does it make?
Bye for now
asromac
23 Jun 07
what are you guys going do with the 120 000 suicidal idiots, who from now on won't be weeded out from the uk population every year?
there's gonna be a huge shortcoming of people not slowly and painfully suffocating to death, wheezing and coughing like a broken accordion full of bloody puss. a very small accordion, because 80% of it's rotting flesh has been cut out.