the people who most enjoy smoking

[LiquidEyes]

QUOTE (Maria @ Jun 10 2004, 17:04)

There was no need for the 'out-of-the-blue' dick head comment though, was there ?

I thought it was funny!

 

Only very mildly, mind.

[Lisa]

QUOTE (Mr_Happy @ Jun 10 2004, 17:02)

QUOTE (Lisa @ Jun 10 2004, 17:01) what the fuck are you on about, tell you what, this new found attitude of yours is stinking lad, you maybe wanna think about sorting it out!!! lets try and stay on topic ok?   pm me if you have a problem ermmm NO!!! hows that suit you. I have no problem Laurence, you are the one, going through post's in the serious issues & changing them, as a joke, one on my behalf & two, I do not appreciate it, also, it states at the top of this forum to please try to keep it serious in here, this means, not taking peoples replies & changing them for fun.   I do not appreciate your comment about DJ's, so what ever opinion you have, either as you say, pm or keep them to yorself. thanx

[Lisa]

QUOTE (LiquidEyes @ Jun 10 2004, 17:06)

QUOTE (Maria @ Jun 10 2004, 17:04) There was no need for the 'out-of-the-blue'  dick head comment though, was there ?  I thought it was funny!   Only very mildly, mind. yes, however, I am not allowed , it seems to, have a joke back & call him one, without him making insinuating replies, to which, I do not understand!!

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QUOTE (Mr_Happy @ Jun 10 2004, 17:13)

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Good lad.

[Alex]

Did anyone watch Pen and Tellers "Bullshit" on the new FOX channel FX?

 

They had a feature about the pro smoking and anti smoking groups in America, they were arguing that second hand smoke was dangerous/safe. Very interesting stuff.

 

The anti smoking lobby did make a bit of a balls up with their results about deaths caused by second hand smoke, well not so much a balls up as a reworking of the figures to suit their argument.

 

Can't remember the details, but it was interesting.

[Phil rr]

QUOTE (Lisa @ Jun 10 2004, 10:45)

yeh, like I said Lou, I replied, before seeing or hearing anything,  going by what was originally put, phil's fault, not enough info

i posted what i (and the rest of the country) heard on newsbeat.

 

what do you think i do, cross reference every story on the radio 1 website for everything i hear?

 

it's one reason i don't read newspapers, coz they iz full ov sh1t. (royal mail vans must smell bad)

Edited June 11, 2004 by Phil rr

[Lisa]

check smilie at end of ny post hon

[LiquidEyes]

QUOTE (Alex @ Jun 10 2004, 17:21)

The anti smoking lobby did make a bit of a balls up with their results about deaths caused by second hand smoke, well not so much a balls up as a reworking of the figures to suit their argument.

Doesn't surpise me.

 

Regardless of the health implications, other people's smoke makes my eyes sting, and my clothes stink. I don't go around flicking beer in people's faces!

[Alex]

I'd much prefer a smoke free environment when I go out, aswell. Hopefully this country will trial smoke free pubs, etc as was done in Ireland.

[Louise]

QUOTE (Alex @ Jun 11 2004, 11:13)

I'd much prefer a smoke free environment when I go out, aswell. Hopefully this country will trial smoke free pubs, etc as was done in Ireland.

 

why should i breath in others smoke? its ok for the smokers to say, well dont come to a smokey place.......but to be honest if i did then id have to stay in my own house, why should i avoid going to the pub or out to eat?

 

yes some places have no smoking areas but smoke doesnt know where it can & cant go to, there is nothing there keeping it from drifting over to the childrens/eating areas

 

iv had this arguement with many a customer at the pub (who are down right ignorant & blow smoke over the bar into my face) there answer is not to work there or have more air con........why should we have more air conditioning in pubs? it causes more allergies such as hayfever & dust allergies & increases the spreading of airborn illness such as coughs, colds & virus's.....they would be the first to complain if there having problems breathing & cant have a good ole chuff on the bensons

[Louise]

by the way.....that came from someone that does enjoy a occasionall ciggy, so im not jumping on the anti, non or Ex smoker bandwagon

[Lisa]

I can see how it is for, non smokers & I do agree, it is not fair for those who do not smoke , to have to be subjected to it, but do you not think it is a wee bit uunfair to expect smokers, to not be able to go anywhere for a ciggie??

 

i think having a designated, ventilated area, is acceptable.

 

We have to breath car fumes etc everyday, as smokers too, whole different subject, I know, but!!

[Louise]

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but do you not think it is a wee bit uunfair to expect smokers, to not be able to go anywhere for a ciggie

 

do you think its not a little bit unfair that i cant go anywhere to get a bit of clear air? especially when i work 20 hours a week where around 100 ciggies are smoked per hour easily?

 

there is laws about car exhausts & the amount of fumes there alowed to emit & the health risks are a damn sight lower than cigeratte smoke, thankfully i dont put my face near a car exhaust.......i doubt it would do me any favours

[Alex]

Smokers should get a smoking booth. It's fine with me if smokers want to smoke, but subject me to the smell, sore eyes, coughing up that stuff after a night out and any possible medical problems associated with smoking then I have no toleration.