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They are Science fiction the place I and everyone else, with the obvious exception of yourself live in is the real world. As for your supercilious twit remark I will allow you in your deranged state of mind to get away with it and will only urge and encourage you to seek medical help before your situation gets any worse. |
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So don't worry about your fag when you come for hospital appointments.....Nobody else does..:D |
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Was it banned at the hospital because all there blankets were being smoked? Only thing is "HOW DO YOU SMOKE A BLANKET?"
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I don't quite understand what they base this proposed ban on Rach. Rule should be, as in California, any public place with a roof. Surely, the ban was enforced purely to protect the non-smokers and now they wish to own the fresh air on their land. Not doing any harm having a drag in the car park as far as I can tell, even with windows open, so what is the reason ? Now, that really smacks of big brother and controlling to me :eek: |
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When the smoking ban comes into force and bear in mind that it hasn’t yet, the ban will apply to all ENCLOSED PUBLIC SPACES and the operative word here is ENCLOSED. I understand enclosed to mean a building with a roof and walls all the way around and closable entry points – that is doors. Thus a bus shelter will not fall into that category – no doors except that the owner of a bus shelter can decree that smoking in the bus shelter is not allowed or is allowed.
As far as car parks are concerned the owner of the car park can stipulate that smoking is banned even though it is not an ENCLOSED PUBLIC SPACE. But that would be hugely hypocritical seeing as the air will be full of noxious, poisonous and deadly vehicle exhaust fumes at peak times and this throws into question ‘fresh air’. The so called fresh air that we all breathe is nothing of the sort. In fact the oxygen content of the ‘fresh air’ is some 3% less than what it was 50 years ago. However many of the non smoking brigade are already quoting the ban as just PUBLIC SPACES. That’s a bit like kicking a person when they are down. The non smoking brigade will rue the day that they set off on that trail because all it has done is to establish a precedent that the governments will exploit to the full in the years to come so that they can control the citizens to the Nth degree. |
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Still very confusing though butty, 'ain it... you mean they can pronounce you can't have a fag in their car park ?? Can they also say you cannot eat your sandwich in your car ? Chew chewing gum, let out obnoxious gases .. like methane (sure you get this drift).. oh yeh, breathe, gosh carbon monoxide on exhaling god forbid. Will this be the next step ?? I'm definitely confused with all this. :confused: :confused:
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I guess they could if they wanted to katex. After all it is their property and as such they can decree what can and cannot happen in it subject to the laws of the land.
I wonder how long it will be before it dawns on councils, housing associations and private landlords that they could ban the tenants from smoking in their property when they rent it? Just to put the boot in a bit further. The same might apply to Motability leased vehicles. Yet amidst all this as I understand it prisoners in jail will be allowed to smoke but not the warders. The same will probably apply to prisoners in police cells. |
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The council up hear JB wont visit if there is a smoker in the house who has had their fix within the previous hour of a visit. Bit of a bummer if they dont give a time of a visit.
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All that surprises me is that people are surprised that MPs retain for themselves the right to smoke in the bars and elsewhere in their work place. I have it on good authority (from an MP) that several members came from the bar, having put out their last fags, and went through the Aye lobby - knowing full well that it would not apply to them!
Don't do as I do, do as I say - ring any bells with anyone? |
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I am a smoker and will just have to party at home when the ban comes in |
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Thanks for publicly pointing out the error of my ways :s_oops: |
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Well it had to happen one owner fined £200 in Glasgow.
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I wonder how they will be able to tell when you had your last cigarette before their visit SPUGGIE J? A spy camera in you living room?
I remember reading somewhere quite a while back that if a tradesman calls to fix something in your house and you smoke whilst he is there, he can legitimately walk out in complaint. Imagine the scene – he has your washer in pieces and you walk in the kitchen with a fag in your mouth to make a brew. He takes one whiff of the smoke and packs his tools up and walks out. |
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Its gonna get intrestin mi thinks.
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