The Smoking ban (country, hardcore, house, metal, Europe)

Mouseketeer · 11-23-2007, 02:26 PM

I think bars and clubs should be allowed to make their own decisions, if people were really that bothered about the 'fumes' these places wouldn't have got the trade they did in the first place.

Although when going out as a non-smoker, sometimes the smoke can get to you. But it was generally accepted that pub = booze + ***s. It's like a tradition. I do smoke occasionally, but I still wouldn't have an issue with it.

In restaurants I think the ban is a good idea, smoking with food is just pretty gross. Well ventilated bus shelters and train platforms though, wtf?

11-23-2007, 02:26 PM	#21 (permalink)
Mouseketeer I'm kind of a big deal. Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: England Posts: 202	I think bars and clubs should be allowed to make their own decisions, if people were really that bothered about the 'fumes' these places wouldn't have got the trade they did in the first place. Although when going out as a non-smoker, sometimes the smoke can get to you. But it was generally accepted that pub = booze + ***s. It's like a tradition. I do smoke occasionally, but I still wouldn't have an issue with it. In restaurants I think the ban is a good idea, smoking with food is just pretty gross. Well ventilated bus shelters and train platforms though, wtf? __________________