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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: chrisgixer on 02 April 2014, 13:24:05
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...in public places. Think they said in Wales :-\
Anyone bothered by these ?
Doesn't bother me in the slightest personally, and I detest smoking with a passion.
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Yes it is Wales. I didn't know the Welsh had a govt. ;D
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Yes it is Wales. I didn't know the Welsh had a govt. ;D
Of course Wales has a government. Apparently, they have doubled the tax that Englishmen have to pay if resident in Wales.
Don't tell Rog.
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Oh......and as for ecigs........don't care.....not interested.....vapourise away boys. ;D
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Well, its govt and specifically its Health minister seems totally idiotic to me. They need a nice sensible English govt. clearly. ::) ;D
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Labour Government in Wales. ::)
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Are E-Cigs taxed?
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Professor Mark Drakeford, Welsh Health Minister.
He seems unable to differentiate between normal cigs and E cigs.
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Professor Mark Drakeford, Welsh Health Minister.
He seems unable to differentiate between normal cigs and E cigs.
Hmmmm....doesn't inspire confidence.... ;D
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ban ecigs from public places - looks naff and anti social
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Yes it is Wales. I didn't know the Welsh had a govt. ;D
Of course Wales has a government. Apparently, they have doubled the tax that Englishmen have to pay if resident in Wales.
Don't tell Rog.
Born there, Lanelli ( but NOT going back there)
Some might like to tax the English more, but I think that they were actually looking at reducing taxes for English incomers :o
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Yes it is Wales. I didn't know the Welsh had a govt. ;D
Of course Wales has a government. Apparently, they have doubled the tax that Englishmen have to pay if resident in Wales.
Don't tell Rog.
Born there, Lanelli ( but NOT going back there)
Some might like to tax the English more, but I think that they were actually looking at reducing taxes for English incomers :o
Quite right too! The place needs repopulating with a healthy dose of fresh blood! :D ;D
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Oh......and as for ecigs........don't care.....not interested.....vapourise away boys. ;D
I understand that these work best when you insert a Capstan full strength. ;D ;D
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Makes smoking "look normal", apparently. :-\
Well, man has been doing it in one form or another practically since time began and 20% of the population do it admit to doing it. Sounds pretty "normal" already.
OK, you look a bit of a numpty sucking on a blue LED, IMHO, but if it doesn't do anyone else any harm what's the problem? ::)
It's just nanny state sizing up the next victim. :(
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It's just nanny state sizing up the next victim. :(
. . . . and getting peeeed of because it doesn't get any excise duty on them . . . . yet ::)
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Oh......and as for ecigs........don't care.....not interested.....vapourise away boys. ;D
I understand that these work best when you insert a Capstan full strength. ;D ;D
Haven't heard of them for a few years. My mate used to smoke them, his fingers looked like burnt sausages with the nicotine. ;D
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it wont stop me smoking .they can do what they want i wont stop smoking ;D ;D
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E cig has helped me stop smoking so dammed if you do dammed if you dont :(
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E cig has helped me stop smoking so dammed if you do dammed if you dont :(
wont even go on them stick to my cigs ;D ;D
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Now they are saying E cigs are just as bad as smoking :(
Where did i put my roll ups :(
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E-spliff anyone?
;D
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E-spliff anyone?
;D
:y :y :y ;D
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I hate smoking with a passion and these E-cigs need banning from public places too as they smell like WD40 burning....
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My mate used to smoke them, his fingers looked like burnt sausages with the nicotine. ;D
My Dad smoked them for years too ...... the fingers must be common to Captn Full Strength smokers ;D ;D ;D
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Now they are saying E cigs are just as bad as smoking :(
Where did i put my roll ups :(
I gave up two years ago. No patches, no chewing gum, no E Anything, I just did it.
However . . . . if somebody says tomorrow that smoking is good for you, or if I'm told that I have 3 months to live, I would start again immediately. I loved it !
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I am against such bans. I'm not a smoker, and obviously do not relish fag smoke smells. BUT that doesn't give me the right to infringe other peoples liberties, and insist on banning things I don't like*
If I don't want to go into a smoke filled pub, I'd find another. Simples.
* Except retards who won't attempt to get near the speed limit. They need shooting.
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No chance of speeding in the battle bus then ;D :D
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I am against such bans. I'm not a smoker, and obviously do not relish fag smoke smells. BUT that doesn't give me the right to infringe other peoples liberties, and insist on banning things I don't like*
If I don't want to go into a smoke filled pub, I'd find another. Simples.
* Except retards who won't attempt to get near the speed limit. They need shooting.
Or there's a genuine health concern. ;)
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I am against such bans. I'm not a smoker, and obviously do not relish fag smoke smells. BUT that doesn't give me the right to infringe other peoples liberties, and insist on banning things I don't like*
If I don't want to go into a smoke filled pub, I'd find another. Simples.
* Except retards who won't attempt to get near the speed limit. They need shooting.
Or there's a genuine health concern. ;)
That's not your beef, that's down to the smoker...
I like the occasional drink, that's apparently a health concern. According to do-gooders, you drive too fast, potentially risking others. Should I be banned from a Friday night, and you banned from driving?
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Gayboy means his health, selfish bastard. ;D
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I am against such bans. I'm not a smoker, and obviously do not relish fag smoke smells. BUT that doesn't give me the right to infringe other peoples liberties, and insist on banning things I don't like*
If I don't want to go into a smoke filled pub, I'd find another. Simples.
* Except retards who won't attempt to get near the speed limit. They need shooting.
Or there's a genuine health concern. ;)
That's not your beef, that's down to the smoker...
I like the occasional drink, that's apparently a health concern. According to do-gooders, you drive too fast, potentially risking others. Should I be banned from a Friday night, and you banned from driving?
Passive smoking.
And if people kept left while driving they wouldn't endanger my life by pulling out in front of me.
If you want cancer from passive smoking go stand in the garden with the rest of 'em. ;D
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I am against such bans. I'm not a smoker, and obviously do not relish fag smoke smells. BUT that doesn't give me the right to infringe other peoples liberties, and insist on banning things I don't like*
If I don't want to go into a smoke filled pub, I'd find another. Simples.
* Except retards who won't attempt to get near the speed limit. They need shooting.
Or there's a genuine health concern. ;)
That's not your beef, that's down to the smoker...
I like the occasional drink, that's apparently a health concern. According to do-gooders, you drive too fast, potentially risking others. Should I be banned from a Friday night, and you banned from driving?
Passive smoking.
And if people kept left while driving they wouldn't endanger my life by pulling out in front of me.
If you want cancer from passive smoking go stand in the garden with the rest of 'em. ;D
And because I am against such bans, a smoker's (or do-gooders) reply would be that you need to stay at a maximum of the speed limit in order to cut risk to others.
Would you like to see an instant ban if the mandatory black box fitted to vehicles detected a speeding event?
Its a curtailment of people's choice. If you don't want cancer (and *still* unproven), find a smoke free pub/restaurant ;).
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I see TB is in "one if those moods" again ;D
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I see TB is in "one if those moods" again ;D
Not really, but I do get uptight when people are prevented from doing things they enjoy, and it has little impact on others (who are not forced to stand next to them).
I have too many vices that the do-gooders want to ban. Smoking is just the start.
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I see TB is in "one if those moods" again ;D
Not really, but I do get uptight when people are prevented from doing things they enjoy, and it has little impact on others (who are not forced to stand next to them).
I have too many vices that the do-gooders want to ban. Smoking is just the start.
Yes really. ;D wtf are you on about. ;D
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I see TB is in "one if those moods" again ;D
Not really, but I do get uptight when people are prevented from doing things they enjoy, and it has little impact on others (who are not forced to stand next to them).
I have too many vices that the do-gooders want to ban. Smoking is just the start.
Omega Registers? ;)
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I see TB is in "one if those moods" again ;D
Not really, but I do get uptight when people are prevented from doing things they enjoy, and it has little impact on others (who are not forced to stand next to them).
I have too many vices that the do-gooders want to ban. Smoking is just the start.
I like wasting money on cars, me. Doesn't harm anyone else. ;D
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I'm with TB on this...
If it were a smoking in pubs/restaurants where freshly prepared food is involved, then fine I wouldn't have an issue with that... Restaurants would be smoke free and pubs could choose between being propper boozers or no smoking gastro pubs (or whatever the term is nowadays).
But no, that would be too easy, so they made it a Health and Safety issue instead. This means that if I were driving my own van every day, I wouldn't be allowed to smoke in it, even if it only had a drivers seat in it. I don't smoke, but resent the fact that I am effectively banned from having free choice >:(
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wtf are you on about.
When Labour banned indoor smoking in public places, they did say they wanted to ban drinking next. BRAKE are so far up the governments arse, its now almost socially unacceptable to drive a fossil fuelled car, let alone drive at a speed approaching the speed limit. 2 strokes have already been banned.
Just because you don't like smoking isn't a reason to ban it. In the same way, just because some knob doesn't like drinking/driving/outrageously powerful bikes, that's no reason to ban those...
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I'm with TB on this...
If it were a smoking in pubs/restaurants where freshly prepared food is involved, then fine I wouldn't have an issue with that... Restaurants would be smoke free and pubs could choose between being propper boozers or no smoking gastro pubs (or whatever the term is nowadays).
But no, that would be too easy, so they made it a Health and Safety issue instead. This means that if I were driving my own van every day, I wouldn't be allowed to smoke in it, even if it only had a drivers seat in it. I don't smoke, but resent the fact that I am effectively banned from having free choice >:(
I think the ban in enclosed places is to protect staff as well.
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I see TB is in "one if those moods" again ;D
Not really, but I do get uptight when people are prevented from doing things they enjoy, and it has little impact on others (who are not forced to stand next to them).
I have too many vices that the do-gooders want to ban. Smoking is just the start.
I like wasting money on cars, me. Doesn't harm anyone else. ;D
But it does Stemo...
Every time you buy a Daewoo, it encourages them to produce more ;D
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Well I've been on the e-cig since February . Saved me a fortune, doesn't stink up the place or my breath, and I feel better. Without doubt they'll find a way of taxing the hell outa them shortly! >:( >:(
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I see TB is in "one if those moods" again ;D
Not really, but I do get uptight when people are prevented from doing things they enjoy, and it has little impact on others (who are not forced to stand next to them).
I have too many vices that the do-gooders want to ban. Smoking is just the start.
I like wasting money on cars, me. Doesn't harm anyone else. ;D
But it does Stemo...
Every time you buy a Daewoo, it encourages them to produce more ;D
There are no more.
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Thing is though there are no regulations on the liquids and thus you cant be 100% sure what is in it. I dont mind someone poisoning themself, but I'll be buggered if I will be forced to breath it too.
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I'm with TB on this...
If it were a smoking in pubs/restaurants where freshly prepared food is involved, then fine I wouldn't have an issue with that... Restaurants would be smoke free and pubs could choose between being propper boozers or no smoking gastro pubs (or whatever the term is nowadays).
But no, that would be too easy, so they made it a Health and Safety issue instead. This means that if I were driving my own van every day, I wouldn't be allowed to smoke in it, even if it only had a drivers seat in it. I don't smoke, but resent the fact that I am effectively banned from having free choice >:(
I think the ban in enclosed places is to protect staff as well.
Well, if you applied to work at a pub/bookies etc, you know what you're letting yourself in for. You worked for British Telecom? If you became a linesman, would you refuse to climb poles on safety grounds?
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I'm with TB on this...
If it were a smoking in pubs/restaurants where freshly prepared food is involved, then fine I wouldn't have an issue with that... Restaurants would be smoke free and pubs could choose between being propper boozers or no smoking gastro pubs (or whatever the term is nowadays).
But no, that would be too easy, so they made it a Health and Safety issue instead. This means that if I were driving my own van every day, I wouldn't be allowed to smoke in it, even if it only had a drivers seat in it. I don't smoke, but resent the fact that I am effectively banned from having free choice >:(
I think the ban in enclosed places is to protect staff as well.
Yup under the guise of Health and safety in the workplace...
If you're anti smoking, don't work in a smoking environment... I'm just a stoopid taxi driver, and even I know that ::)
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I'm with TB on this...
If it were a smoking in pubs/restaurants where freshly prepared food is involved, then fine I wouldn't have an issue with that... Restaurants would be smoke free and pubs could choose between being propper boozers or no smoking gastro pubs (or whatever the term is nowadays).
But no, that would be too easy, so they made it a Health and Safety issue instead. This means that if I were driving my own van every day, I wouldn't be allowed to smoke in it, even if it only had a drivers seat in it. I don't smoke, but resent the fact that I am effectively banned from having free choice >:(
I think the ban in enclosed places is to protect staff as well.
Well, if you applied to work at a pub/bookies etc, you know what you're letting yourself in for. You worked for British Telecom? If you became a linesman, would you refuse to climb poles on safety grounds?
You're being silly now. Linesmen are employed to climb poles, bar staff are not employed to smoke.
And, before you come back with a smart-arsed answer, I'm going...bye.. ;D
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if I will be forced to breath it too.
But you're not (unless the missus ties you up and smokes on you ;D)
Demand is high enough for non smoking areas in pubs, clubs and restuarants. If an establishment does not offer such and area, plenty more will want your custom :)
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I'm with TB on this...
If it were a smoking in pubs/restaurants where freshly prepared food is involved, then fine I wouldn't have an issue with that... Restaurants would be smoke free and pubs could choose between being propper boozers or no smoking gastro pubs (or whatever the term is nowadays).
But no, that would be too easy, so they made it a Health and Safety issue instead. This means that if I were driving my own van every day, I wouldn't be allowed to smoke in it, even if it only had a drivers seat in it. I don't smoke, but resent the fact that I am effectively banned from having free choice >:(
I think the ban in enclosed places is to protect staff as well.
Well, if you applied to work at a pub/bookies etc, you know what you're letting yourself in for. You worked for British Telecom? If you became a linesman, would you refuse to climb poles on safety grounds?
You're being silly now. Linesmen are employed to climb poles, bar staff are not employed to smoke.
And, before you come back with a smart-arsed answer, I'm going...bye.. ;D
Night night
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I'm with TB on this...
If it were a smoking in pubs/restaurants where freshly prepared food is involved, then fine I wouldn't have an issue with that... Restaurants would be smoke free and pubs could choose between being propper boozers or no smoking gastro pubs (or whatever the term is nowadays).
But no, that would be too easy, so they made it a Health and Safety issue instead. This means that if I were driving my own van every day, I wouldn't be allowed to smoke in it, even if it only had a drivers seat in it. I don't smoke, but resent the fact that I am effectively banned from having free choice >:(
I think the ban in enclosed places is to protect staff as well.
Well, if you applied to work at a pub/bookies etc, you know what you're letting yourself in for. You worked for British Telecom? If you became a linesman, would you refuse to climb poles on safety grounds?
You're being silly now. Linesmen are employed to climb poles, bar staff are not employed to smoke.
And, before you come back with a smart-arsed answer, I'm going...bye.. ;D
Night night
Ah 'dangle berries', my battery is dying. Guess that means I've been in the bath for a couple of hours ;D
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wtf are you on about.
When Labour banned indoor smoking in public places, they did say they wanted to ban drinking next. BRAKE are so far up the governments arse, its now almost socially unacceptable to drive a fossil fuelled car, let alone drive at a speed approaching the speed limit. 2 strokes have already been banned.
Just because you don't like smoking isn't a reason to ban it. In the same way, just because some knob doesn't like drinking/driving/outrageously powerful bikes, that's no reason to ban those...
Are you being argumentative?
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I see TB is in "one if those moods" again ;D
Not really, but I do get uptight when people are prevented from doing things they enjoy, and it has little impact on others (who are not forced to stand next to them).
I have too many vices that the do-gooders want to ban. Smoking is just the start.
hear hear to many do gooders about telling you what to do >:( >:(
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I see TB is in "one if those moods" again ;D
Not really, but I do get uptight when people are prevented from doing things they enjoy, and it has little impact on others (who are not forced to stand next to them).
I have too many vices that the do-gooders want to ban. Smoking is just the start.
hear hear to many do gooders about telling you what to do >:( >:(
You need showing how to tie your shoelaces, so you can shut up for a start ;D
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I see TB is in "one if those moods" again ;D
Not really, but I do get uptight when people are prevented from doing things they enjoy, and it has little impact on others (who are not forced to stand next to them).
I have too many vices that the do-gooders want to ban. Smoking is just the start.
hear hear to many do gooders about telling you what to do >:( >:(
I wonder if the EU was to blame for our nanny state ::)
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Sadly EMD there is no worrying about it :'( done and dusted long ago...
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So, are we talking about passive smoking from e-cigs now?
Oh, please! ::)
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So, are we talking about passive smoking from e-cigs now?
Oh, please! ::)
I know. But there's no telling the "stupid kid from the local comprehensive" it seems. ::)
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E cig has helped me stop smoking so dammed if you do dammed if you dont :(
wont even go on them stick to my genuine parts ;D ;D
Fixed. ;D
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;D ;D ;D ;D
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I see TB is in "one if those moods" again ;D
Not really, but I do get uptight when people are prevented from doing things they enjoy, and it has little impact on others (who are not forced to stand next to them).
I have too many vices that the do-gooders want to ban. Smoking is just the start.
hear hear to many do gooders about telling you what to do >:( >:(
You need showing how to tie your shoelaces, so you can shut up for a start ;D
nobody tells me to shut up .To old for that so your one of those do gooders are you ;D ;D
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I don't have problem with smoking and non smoking areas in pubs and restaurants, as long as there are both, so we have a choice to be in a smoke free environment or not. Even with smoke purification systems in my local club, in the days of smoking, you and your clothes smelt like an ashtray the next day and ceilings and paintwork went yellow from the tar very quickly.
With e-cigs, it is an unregulated market with many having suspect and dangerous chemicals. The only reports on them being safe on the passive smoking front that I have seen, is reports from the e-cig manufacturers themselves. I will await to see independent long term reports on their safety.
Paints have had to be reformulated due to the dangers of VOCs, which damage your DNA, cause birth defects etc., what many people don't realise is that these compounds can be in air fresheners and scented candles. :o :o :o
Best not to talk about the safe level for microwave signals. ::) ::) ::)
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Knowing nowt about the safety/passive risks etc etc of these e-things I will simply put this POV ....
Having sat in a restaurant with a "gentleman" (loose description) at the next table proudly demonstrating his latest "toy" and loudly proclaiming that no-one could stop him, we had to suffer voluminous clouds of licorice smelling "steam" (vapours ??) as he exercised his "rights" ...
Now, it might be old-fashioned ... but IMHO he demanded consideration of HIS rights .. but gave no consideration to anyone else who wanted to eat in a nice, clean, non-smelly atmosphere... and consideration of others is all it takes ...
If he wants to smoke those things (or VAP as I believe its called) .. fine .. but do it outside with the smokers .. be considerate of others ..
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I saw the retard on TV yesterday, one of the reasons he gave for the ban was they could encourage people to take up smoking real ciggies.
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Ahhh ! Just had a nice smelling Woodbine ;D
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Even with smoke purification systems in my local club, in the days of smoking, you and your clothes smelt like an ashtray the next day and ceilings and paintwork went yellow from the tar very quickly.
I suspect that if the smoking ban was repealed, even smokers would quickly realise that pubs, clubs and restaurants are much more pleasant places to be these days than in the days of yore. ;)
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Even with smoke purification systems in my local club, in the days of smoking, you and your clothes smelt like an ashtray the next day and ceilings and paintwork went yellow from the tar very quickly.
I suspect that if the smoking ban was repealed, even smokers would quickly realise that pubs, clubs and restaurants are much more pleasant places to be these days than in the days of yore. ;)
that is why a lot off pubs + clubs are closed down because of the smoking ban :y
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Even with smoke purification systems in my local club, in the days of smoking, you and your clothes smelt like an ashtray the next day and ceilings and paintwork went yellow from the tar very quickly.
I suspect that if the smoking ban was repealed, even smokers would quickly realise that pubs, clubs and restaurants are much more pleasant places to be these days than in the days of yore. ;)
that is why a lot off pubs + clubs are closed down because of the smoking ban :y
You're not wrong... the effect was almost instantaneous :-\
The weather that summer didn't help, but by the time the recession kicked in that was it. Anywhere that didn't do decent food was basically fooked...
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Even with smoke purification systems in my local club, in the days of smoking, you and your clothes smelt like an ashtray the next day and ceilings and paintwork went yellow from the tar very quickly.
I suspect that if the smoking ban was repealed, even smokers would quickly realise that pubs, clubs and restaurants are much more pleasant places to be these days than in the days of yore. ;)
that is why a lot off pubs + clubs are closed down because of the smoking ban :y
You're not wrong... the effect was almost instantaneous :-\
The weather that summer didn't help, but by the time the recession kicked in that was it. Anywhere that didn't do decent food was basically fooked...
On the other hand, the pubs that do do food are now busier, IMHO. They have attracted customers who wouldn't go to a pub before due to the smoke. Most people don't want to have a nice meal in a smoking environment. :-\
Meanwhile, the former inhabitants of "sports pubs" no doubt sit watching the footie, smoking and drinking in their living rooms with their young kids. ::)
I think a ban for outlets serving food would have been better, or the possibility of a separate smoking room. On the whole, though, I think pubs are now much nicer places to be.
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or the possibility of a separate smoking room.
.. with an air-lock for a door..
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With a bit more freedom, pubs could have consciously chosen to be smoking or non smoking, and punters would have equally had the freedom to choose either or :-\ Smoking pubs with gardens could also offer table service, making them more appealing to non smokers...
But factor in the price of drink, and it's easy to see why people buy 40 cans for a quid from Tescos etc, have a few mates round for the big footy matches and all chip in for a curry rather than going out to watch things. Even if matches are on pay per view they're still quids in :-\
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Good god, is this thread still dragging on? :o ;D
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With a bit more freedom, pubs could have consciously chosen to be smoking or non smoking, and punters would have equally had the freedom to choose either or :-\ Smoking pubs with gardens could also offer table service, making them more appealing to non smokers... ......
Before the Government made a total ban on smoking in pubs, there used to be one smoke free pun in Bury ....... that was the pub that nobody - somker or not - used
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Good god, is this thread still dragging on? :o ;D
I know, anyone would think it was a thread about tyres..
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Just one more puff.
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Good god, is this thread still dragging on? :o ;D
I could start one about the difference between doing retarded things and being retarded if you like ;D
Oppsing is a different subject altogether...
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With a bit more freedom, pubs could have consciously chosen to be smoking or non smoking, and punters would have equally had the freedom to choose either or :-\ Smoking pubs with gardens could also offer table service, making them more appealing to non smokers... ......
Before the Government made a total ban on smoking in pubs, there used to be one smoke free pun in Bury ....... that was the pub that nobody - somker or not - used
What's a somker? And is there a pun involved. :-\
...fRat vinegar syndrome is catching I see. ;D
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Good god, is this thread still dragging on? :o ;D
Are you now back from you fag e-cig break then? ;D ;D ;D ;D
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WWith a bit more freedom, pubs could have consciously chosen to be smoking or non smoking, and punters would have equally had the freedom to choose either or :-\ Smoking pubs with gardens could also offer table service, making them more appealing to non smokers... ......
Before the Government made a total ban on smoking in pubs, there used to be one smoke free pun in Bury ....... that was the pub that nobody - somker or not - used
What's a somker? And is there a pun involved. :-\
...fRat vinegar syndrome is catching I see. ;D
Nope. Didn't catch any of that, Mr. Jobs. (https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/26795734/Smilies/huh.gif)
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Rat vinegar... ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Is it true that the only pub/bar that allows smoking is in... Wait for it...
The House of Commons!?!? >:( >:(
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I believe there's a pub in Pompey which, as the embassy for somewhere obscure allows smoking within its walls...
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The most ridiculous situation I've seen regarding the smoking ban was in a bar in The Hague, in The Netherlands.
As here it's illegal to smoke tobacco in the workplace, so smoking cigarettes in the bar was banned, however smoking anything else was allowed! ;) They had hefty bouncers going round making sure people weren't mixing tobacco with whatever they were putting into their rollups and anyone caught was ejected swiftly!! ;D
The most bizarre thing was in the corner of the bar was a transparent perspex box with a bench and room for 3 or 4 people and a massive extractor fan where people could sit and smoke tobacco products!! :D Ironically the atmosphere in the perspex 'smoking room' was cleaner than the rest of the bar, which was really smoky with 'alternative smoking products' smoke!! ;D ;D ;D
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You know they were smoking cow shit don't you?
;)
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Noooo were they?? ??? :o Thought it smelt funny!! ::) ;D
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Just an aside guys.Did you know Days Inn hotels,offer smoking and non smoking rooms.(not encouraging just saying).Dean.
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WWith a bit more freedom, pubs could have consciously chosen to be smoking or non smoking, and punters would have equally had the freedom to choose either or :-\ Smoking pubs with gardens could also offer table service, making them more appealing to non smokers... ......
Before the Government made a total ban on smoking in pubs, there used to be one smoke free pun in Bury ....... that was the pub that nobody - somker or not - used
What's a somker? And is there a pun involved. :-\
...fRat vinegar syndrome is catching I see. ;D
There's an irony there ..... somewhere .... getting picked up for spelling from you ::) ::) ???
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Is it true that the only pub/bar that allows smoking is in... Wait for it...
The House of Commons!?!? >:( >:(
Thats probably true >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( Spliffing nanny state ::)
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Work has just banned them from being 'smoked' in side as from now, they've to go outside with the smokers. A bit unfair I think to tell someone that is doing their best to stop smoking, to go & stand with the smokers. ???
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WWith a bit more freedom, pubs could have consciously chosen to be smoking or non smoking, and punters would have equally had the freedom to choose either or :-\ Smoking pubs with gardens could also offer table service, making them more appealing to non smokers... ......
Before the Government made a total ban on smoking in pubs, there used to be one smoke free pun in Bury ....... that was the pub that nobody - somker or not - used
What's a somker? And is there a pun involved. :-\
...fRat vinegar syndrome is catching I see. ;D
There's an irony there ..... somewhere .... getting picked up for spelling from you ::) ::) ???
You know what, I think that about a member here. What's his name... Andy something....?
The path of the righTeous is difficult. Obi WAn. ;D
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Hospital admissions for people suffering nicotine poisoning are on the rise due to e cigs which make it much easier to overdose. A nicotine overdose can cause death. :'(
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/002510.htm (http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/002510.htm)
The also contain diethylene glycol a component of antifreeze and nitrosamine a known carcinogen. So what is safe in other people inhaling these passively?
http://www.medicaldiscoverynews.com/shows/264-ecigs.html (http://www.medicaldiscoverynews.com/shows/264-ecigs.html)
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Hospital admissions for people suffering nicotine poisoning are on the rise due to e cigs which make it much easier to overdose. A nicotine overdose can cause death. :'(
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/002510.htm (http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/002510.htm)
The also contain diethylene glycol a component of antifreeze and nitrosamine a known carcinogen. So what is safe in other people inhaling these passively?
http://www.medicaldiscoverynews.com/shows/264-ecigs.html (http://www.medicaldiscoverynews.com/shows/264-ecigs.html)
:o :o
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Hospital admissions for people suffering nicotine poisoning are on the rise due to e cigs which make it much easier to overdose. A nicotine overdose can cause death. :'(
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/002510.htm (http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/002510.htm)
The also contain diethylene glycol a component of antifreeze and nitrosamine a known carcinogen. So what is safe in other people inhaling these passively?
http://www.medicaldiscoverynews.com/shows/264-ecigs.html (http://www.medicaldiscoverynews.com/shows/264-ecigs.html)
I think ethylene glycol fumes are hardly unfamiliar to anyone who owns an Omega. ;D
My feelings are that I've never been able to detect any aroma from someone smoking one of them, so I can't believe the passive effects are worth worrying about. Real cigarettes are full of nasty substances too. Are they going to ban additives in the less harmful product to push people back onto the more harmful cigarettes?(https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/26795734/Smilies/banghead.gif)
Or maybe they should try to ban / regulate the contents of them too? (https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/26795734/Smilies/allrun.gif)
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Oooh controversial thinking Mr Wood...