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Old 10-09-2004, 15:25   #37
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Re: smoking and the pub
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Originally Posted by Bill C
Hi

Coming to this late BUT

As a reformed smoker you would expect me to say yes to the ban. However i remember how upset i got when other adults tried to tell me what i could and could not do. Sooooo if you want to smoke then go to pubs were you can smoke, if you dont then go to pubs that dont allow it. If you are in a pub then it goes you are a adult and should be able to make your own mind up. I did i stopped smoking and now i only go to pubs that have banned smoking. You see i am a adult therefor i made my own mind up.
But surely you must understand that they were only "telling you what to do" because of the direct effect of what you were doing was having on them?

Would you object if I sat next to you in a pub and farted all night?
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