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cashman 02-07-2007 15:06
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Originally Posted by West Ender (Post 443287)
I've got this mental image of a Smokeasy in a police raid. In the Speakeasies, during Prohibition in the US, they used to drink gin out of teacups. I see the Smokeasy clients drawing on fags, artfully concealed inside Mars bars, with huge smoke extractors whirring away in the ceilings. Think of a panatella tucked away inside a sausage roll or baguettes full of Havana cigars. Ooh, the possibilities are endless. :D
we both must be mental westender, i had a similar image.:rofl38:

Lilly 02-07-2007 15:08
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Originally Posted by West Ender (Post 443287)
I've got this mental image of a Smokeasy in a police raid. In the Speakeasies, during Prohibition in the US, they used to drink gin out of teacups. I see the Smokeasy clients drawing on fags, artfully concealed inside Mars bars, with huge smoke extractors whirring away in the ceilings. Think of a panatella tucked away inside a sausage roll or baguettes full of Havana cigars. Ooh, the possibilities are endless. :D
Oooh it'll bring back all the excitement of the possibility of getting caught,just like when I was 14 and didn't want my mum to catch me smoking:)

MargaretR 02-07-2007 15:12
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whisper - remember who financed them - that illegal organisation whose name we shall not mention here

Lilly 02-07-2007 15:13
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:confused::confused::confused:

Less 02-07-2007 15:50
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Originally Posted by [email protected] (Post 443270)
T and found that smokeasy s are widespread in nations with anti smoking laws - we will have them here soon, if not already, but news of their location has to be spread by word of mouth only (of course).
P.M. me for an address, meet up with like minded people that want to socialise, without living in bus shelters, bring your own booze (cheap enough from asda), all I expect is help emptying the ashtrays onto the carpet and the occasional assistance whitewashing the walls, (please don't bring your own food I have a contract with a local take-away). :o

declan 02-07-2007 19:55
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Well here in Ireland we have had the smoking ban for over three years now, and there has been no problems at all, Ireland was a nation of really heavy hardened smokers more so than in Lancashire where i was brought up, pubs have not lost trade, they have been being forward thinking in providing outside heated shelters for smokers, infact trade in many pubs have increased and most important l the employees pub staff, ect their health is not put at risk, everyone was good natured about the ban its a part of life its more pleasant to go to the pub, to eat there, and many thosands have given up the habit altogether there was one pub that said they would ignore it, but they lost their licence and faced a heafty fine apart from that there was no problems from pubs to nightclubs it makes for a more enjoyable night out, as for those who smoke goodlandlords who care about their customers will utitlise outside shelters and beer gardens for smokers, bt it has not affected trade at all

shillelagh 02-07-2007 22:27
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Am i the only smoker who's in favour of the ban?

Just come back from the pool and stood outside only had 2 cigarettes between 8pm and 11 normally i would have smoked more than that.

harwood red 02-07-2007 22:29
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Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 443655)
Am i the only smoker who's in favour of the ban?

Just come back from the pool and stood outside only had 2 cigarettes between 8pm and 11 normally i would have smoked more than that.
Well they would have been very soggy and hard to smoke if you'd had them in the pool :D;)

Lilly 03-07-2007 12:33
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A 'No smoking on these premises' sign has just gone up in my 3 year old daughter's nursery.She's pleased as punch about it because she was sick of all the other kids and staff puffing away in there.It got right on her nerves.I was equally pleased when I saw in the paper that these signs will be put up in churches because all those people who sit in the pews fagging it are a complete menace and we will be glad to see it put to a stop.:rolleyes:

jambutty 03-07-2007 13:13
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Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 443655)
Am i the only smoker who's in favour of the ban?

Just come back from the pool and stood outside only had 2 cigarettes between 8pm and 11 normally i would have smoked more than that.
No you are not shillelagh. I have no objections to the ban in principle. What I do object to is the totalitarian ban especially as the greatest polluter of them all – the infernal combustion engine more often than not driven by a sanctimonious non or recently stopped smoker – carries on polluting the atmosphere with impunity. Not forgetting industry, aircraft, barbies etc.

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because she was sick of all the other kids and staff puffing away in there
The mind boggles.
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because all those people who sit in the pews fagging it are a complete menace
The mind boggles even more.

Lilly 03-07-2007 13:27
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Originally Posted by Lilly (Post 443793)
A 'No smoking on these premises' sign has just gone up in my 3 year old daughter's nursery.She's pleased as punch about it because she was sick of all the other kids and staff puffing away in there.It got right on her nerves.I was equally pleased when I saw in the paper that these signs will be put up in churches because all those people who sit in the pews fagging it are a complete menace and we will be glad to see it put to a stop.:rolleyes:
For anyone who took this seriously,it was written with tongue firmly in cheek.The places I have seen these signs over the last couple have days have had me chuckling to myself.Churches,nurseries,libraries,I never knew these places had a problem with people lighting up in them,they don't.No-one smokes in a nursery or in church so why do they feel the need to tell us now that it's forbidden?:D

jambutty 03-07-2007 13:34
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Sorry Lilly – I put my serious head on this morning and forgot to change it.

However it does go to show that people will jump on any bandwagon.

magpie 03-07-2007 14:30
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In view of recent events and the high level of security, I personally feel that the wearing of Burkhas should be banned in public areas... and if not they do not adhere to this law, they to ought to be fined on the spot:

garinda 03-07-2007 14:32
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Originally Posted by magpie (Post 443838)
In view of recent events and the high level of security, I personally feel that the wearing of Burkhas should be banned in public areas... and if not they do not adhere to this law, they to ought to be fined on the spot:
Lol. Can't you smoke whilst wearing a burkha, because they aren't open on more than two sides?:p

magpie 03-07-2007 14:37
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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 443842)
Lol. Can't you smoke whilst wearing a burkha, because they aren't open on more than two sides?:p
lol very good: I like that one garinda:D


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