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Merlin

Merlin Report 10 Nov 2010 14:45

The problem about Pensioners will be solve. They are going to recomend that when they get slightly ill they are sent to that Hospital in Stafford,They will sort the problem out easy.**M**.:o)>

ChrisofWessex

ChrisofWessex Report 10 Nov 2010 19:51

Eddie you have missed the point - your view will not solve the g'ments problem!!!!!! lol

suzian

suzian Report 12 Nov 2010 01:10

Look, we are supposed to live in a free society. I've no wish to impose my smoking on those who don't choose to smoke. I'd quite happily restrict myself to places where smoking is allowed. All you'd have to do is to choose to stay away.

I'm a sensible adult who's made an adult choice. I'm fully aware of the risks I run. My life, my health, my choice.

Just like every motorist who chooses to drive a car, every sportsman who chooses to risk injury, every un-healthy eater who chooses to buy too many take-aways.

I have no wish to force my choices on you - please afford me the same courtesy.

Sue x

Cath2010

Cath2010 Report 12 Nov 2010 07:36

The government dont't really want smokers to give up. "Smokers taxes" generate a lot of money for them to fritter away. I am all for the ban in restaurants but not in pubs. I have read in the past of smokers being pushed down hospital waiting lists which is unfair. These days smokers know the risks they face and if they choose to continue that is their right.
Agree with Suzian. Lets live and let live.

Cath xx

About to light up first of the day.

jgee

jgee Report 12 Nov 2010 07:48

i agree about not smoking in restaraunts..or anyplace you eat cafes pubs..

what about the drinkers stinking of booze ..it makes me feel just the same as a smoker stinking of ciggies lol ..

maggiewinchester

maggiewinchester Report 12 Nov 2010 08:03

I think, if they brought back smoking in pubs, there'd be less drunkeness,
People who smoke tend to 'nurse' their drink whilst they smoke & ponder!

A friend came up with a good point. He thinks people now use mobile phones in the same way they used a cigarette - he's noticed that when unsure, people reach for their mobile where once they reached for a fag!

.....and in all reality, we don't know the long-term problems mobiles may cause - there's been a rise in brain cancer in Austraila in the past 20 years.

William

William Report 12 Nov 2010 09:57

I play Crown Green bowls outdoors.Smoking was banned about eight years ago now.I haven't played so well since,having a smoke used to help me concentrate.

Regards
William Russell Jones.

Merlin

Merlin Report 12 Nov 2010 14:13

Anybody remember when they had "Smoke Rooms" in pubs?
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Cath2010

Cath2010 Report 12 Nov 2010 19:04

Merlin, can't say I remember those, sounds interesting though !! I must be too young...... lol.

Cath xx