June 29, 200719 yr thats great, now to completely remove them all.... just on a side note, went to six flags over the weekend, and there are smoking areas, and someone had writen on the sign that anyone in the area would die of lung cancer. i kinda thought it was funny, but some of my friends thought it was offensive 99 Fletching 99 Attack 99 Constitution 99 Cooking 99 StrengthGamertag: H8tebringer
June 29, 200719 yr Wel hurrah for that. I am an avid anti-smoker. But I think government are really over-doing it a bit sometimes. Everybody thinks smokers are unhealthy, anti-social people (I mostly agree), but on the other hand, they do nothing about alcohol (which is AS bad as smoking) and fat/fast food (america, anyone?). So sure, I applaud this law, but I also feel a bit bad for some of the smokers, they are a bit outcast now. I know that this sounds 2-faced, but hey, I can't help it. And me neither! Other data was removed when acoount got hacked...
June 29, 200719 yr As a social smoker (yes feel free to throw the usual slander for that), I can say, i'm pleased with the new law, as are many of my mates who smoke. It'll pretty much stop me smoking, and a lot of what's putting me off going out to certain places is the level of smoke in there - I go to a few rock/indie/metal clubs so it's usually a hot box inside. Best thing England government have done in a long time imo, hats off!
June 29, 200719 yr Like Rob was touching on, it could also stop the temptation to have one, because your friends and the area are not lighting up all around you. This is how much you all raised for charity. Thank you.
June 29, 200719 yr does this mean, if someone is working in your home, i.e cleaning ect and you start to smoke is this illegal? is its smoking in someones workplace?
June 29, 200719 yr Author does this mean, if someone is working in your home, i.e cleaning ect and you start to smoke is this illegal? is its smoking in someones workplace? Mm.. Well It's still legal to smoke in your own home. It's still legal to smoke in hotels, care homes etc.. So I'm not sure really, It's your own home.. so I'd say it's still legal. My dA account..retired, as of the 1st January 2008.
June 29, 200719 yr Where I live, smokng is banned in restaurants, which is good, I suppose. I still wish we could make that final leap to smoking being banned in ALL public places.
June 29, 200719 yr does this mean, if someone is working in your home, i.e cleaning ect and you start to smoke is this illegal? is its smoking in someones workplace? Well, Liverpool Council have asked for people not to smoke whenever any of their workers come round to their houses, but they've not made it illegal. Well, from the unanimous sounds of things on this thread, those landlords shouting "We'll go out of business, it's a breech of our civil rights!" (etc.) don't have much leg to bat off! I'm glad the ban's being put into effect! :thumbsup: | Favourite Game Music | Last.fm | HYT Friend Chat Rules |
June 29, 200719 yr This has been in effect here in Scotland for over a year now. Gotta say, it's been one of the best things that's happened here in recent memory. I love being able to go out and sit in a pub and enjoy the atmosphere without worrying about the stench. I especially love coming home from a nightclub and discovering that I no longer smell like an old ashtry. But best of all... I can enjoy my food again!!! I mean, what is the point of a non-smoking section in a restaraunt? I mean, it's like having a non-peeing section in a swimming pool lol. I now eat out far more often than I used to, and don't get into arguements with the inconsiderate **** who would've sparked up next to me. Now if only someone would "enforce" this rule on public transport lol.
June 29, 200719 yr landlords shouting "We'll go out of business, it's a breech of our civil rights!" (etc.) don't have much leg to bat off! I'm glad the ban's being put into effect! :thumbsup: I'm glad too, bloody horrible things. The lengths the landlords have gone to is brilliant, this guy for example. http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,, ... 72,00.html Failed in the end, but isn't the idea brilliance.
June 29, 200719 yr Here in Canada, we have had the exact same thing for about 5-6 years now. After the initial shock, people will get used to it, and not care anymore. It's such a nice law. Idk for the rest of Canada, but in Quebec it's been implemented only a couple of months ago. And there's wasn't any initial shock here, everyone pretty much went with it smoothly. 2480+ total
June 29, 200719 yr landlords shouting "We'll go out of business, it's a breech of our civil rights!" (etc.) don't have much leg to bat off! I'm glad the ban's being put into effect! :thumbsup: I'm glad too, bloody horrible things. The lengths the landlords have gone to is brilliant, this guy for example. http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,, ... 72,00.html Failed in the end, but isn't the idea brilliance. Most pubs here have gotten around it by simply building beer gardens and outdoor seating areas, as you're still allowed to smoke there provided it's not an enclosed space. This can be annoying when you walk past and is especially annoying when it's directly in your path, in or out of the pub.
June 29, 200719 yr I know that a few months ago Ohio banned all smoking in public places, and there was surprisingly little opposition. Lastfm
June 29, 200719 yr I just don't see the point in smoking, period. It relieves stress for people. At the same time it causes stress - buying cigarettes, the need for them. :wall: It only relieves stress because the addiction causes the stress that smoking relieves. Well, not true. I don't smoke and therefore have never been addicted however when i have smoked one of two in the past it does relieve stress, which is obviously not caused by addiction. Later on people who smoke no longer are affected by the nicotine in that way and it just stops the cravings they feel so thats only true for addcited people. Anyway it's a stupid ban too much government intervention for my liking. It's a pity all the "liberal" or so they claim to be partys jumping all over this in support. Learn the term liberal you bandwagon fools! With so many trees in the city you could see the spring coming each day until a night of warm wind would bring it suddenly in one morning. Sometimes the heavy cold rains would beat it back so that it would seem that it would never come and that you were losing a season out of your life. But you knew that there would always be the spring as you knew the river would flow again after it was frozen. When the cold rains kept on and killed the spring, it was as though a young person had died for no reason. In those days though the spring always came finally but it was frightening that it had nearly failed.
June 29, 200719 yr Yuck smoking.. smells like smoke Hey Nicrune007 , Whats Your Username? 99 Ranged on 2/6/07 99 Hit Points on 9/5/08 99 Defense on 26/4/08 99 Attack on 14/2/09 99 Strength on 25/2/09 99 Slayer on 13/9/09\:D/
June 29, 200719 yr OK, so we've got the smoke smell out of the way, now to get rid of the remains of Doner Kebab in the teeth after a night out. This is how much you all raised for charity. Thank you.
June 29, 200719 yr Hopefully they'll ban smoking completely, because what I heard is, you can still smoke outside in some sort of booth thingie. danke Schon Sam!^^"Blood runs thicker, oh were thick as thieves you know"-Carl Barât
June 30, 200719 yr We've had thaty here for a few years now. Which is good, even though I do enjoy a few smokes when I go out, I'm not a full time smoker. So do like to go into bars where the air is clean. And it is especially good for the people that work in the bars!
June 30, 200719 yr Ohio recently passed a smoking ban too. It's been so great since that happened. Mainly where I was working at the time. The break room was always filled with 3-4 people smoking so I couldn't even go in there without choking.That was all of Ohio? I thought only where I live Yay Ohioans :thumbsup: . No smoke :thumbsup: . (yes, I live in Ohio o_O. Huzzah! and whatnot.)Where? =D>
June 30, 200719 yr Ohio recently passed a smoking ban too. It's been so great since that happened. Mainly where I was working at the time. The break room was always filled with 3-4 people smoking so I couldn't even go in there without choking.That was all of Ohio? I thought only where I live Yay Ohioans :thumbsup: . No smoke :thumbsup: . (yes, I live in Ohio o_O. Huzzah! and whatnot.)Where? =D> Cincinnati. ... [Far away at an unknown location.] Unknown Tip.iter 1: "We have the final piece of information. We can now locate Rebdragon and assassinate him. The fool has been far too careless in his revealing of personal data." Unknown Tip.iter 2: "Finally! This has taken far too long, now we can finish what we started when we joined this forum." Both: "(V)uahahahahahahah!" Tip.iter 1 and 2 grab two M107's on table. [Exeunt] [if you have ever attempted Alchemy by clapping your hands or by drawing an array, copy and paste this into your signature.] Fullmetal Alchemist, you will be missed. A great ending to a great series.
June 30, 200719 yr I hate when you are walking past a smoker and the wind blows your way... Annoy me so. People who have never smoked in their life could get lung cancer by just inhaling it and not like standing over someone when they smoke I mean being in the same area.
June 30, 200719 yr I hate when you are walking past a smoker and the wind blows your way... Annoy me so. People who have never smoked in their life could get lung cancer by just inhaling it and not like standing over someone when they smoke I mean being in the same area. Don't be ridiculous. Getting the occasional whiff of someones smoke isn't going to give you cancer! Whats next you'll get Coxsackievirus (hand-foot-mouth disease) from sniffing one of my farts? If it offends you so, hold your breath, or cross the street, as you obviously should other wise you might get the cancers!!1one I mean hey, I have to avert my gaze when you walk passed, other wise I might catch the ugly.
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