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Old 25-10-2005, 15:40   #170
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Re: smoking and the pub

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Originally Posted by clarie
Yep, and as I have said before, why should I be restricted in what pubs I go to by whether or not I am willing to passively smoke? What if my local is designated a smokers' pub? Or what if your local was made a non-smokers' club?
If my local is made non smoking, it'll go bust. Another reason why I believe it should be the landlords choice.

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With my suggestion, neither of us need change our choice of venue, it's just that when you want a fag, you pop off to the smokers' room. If you want to smoke that much I am sure it's not too much of an effort.
I've been to Southern Ireland, and it is a bloody effort.
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