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Old 05-06-2004, 11:45   #14
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Re: Smoking to be banned

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Originally Posted by timewarrior2001
I quite a week ago,
However If they ban smoking in public places I'll carry on to flout the ludicrous law. After all its illegal to be drunk in public, its illegal to be smacked out your head on drugs yet you still see it happen.

It'll never work and it WILL get him voted out.
The ban is aimed at pubs, clubs and restaurants, the same kind of ban they have in Southern Ireland, people (stupid people) who get all uppity and choose the smoke in said pub, club or restaurant will end up getting the landlord/owner fined, generally you'll be asked to stop smoking, if you refuse, you'll end up getting banned from the premises, so, good luck with that.

edit: I tried to give up smoking a while back, it didn't work, I'm quite happy for this law to be introduced, it might discourage me from smoking again, or at the least, save me a bit of money on fags if I have to go outside to smoke.
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