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herd this by a smoker

Post by dibs » Mon Oct 29, 2007 5:56 pm

we used to be the magority now were the minority and pasive smokers should buy there own

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Post by The Bigfella » Mon Oct 29, 2007 5:58 pm

Not all smokers are problem gamblers - but all problem gamblers are smokers (yeah - I've done some work in the field)

Also done some work on health stats. Most of those who die young are smokers. (I said most!)

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Post by El_Freddo » Mon Oct 29, 2007 9:00 pm

julian wrote:Only a few days to go before ALL pubs, clubs etc go smoke free for good in South Australia. Although I can't wait to see what my favourite night spots are like without choking acrid smoke, I think the scene is likely to have a very different feel.

Has any other state (or territory) moved to do the same thing, and if they have then what is it like? What was the transition like?
Vic has had the bans since July this year. Love it!
vincentvega wrote: you will find it really strange the first few times you go out and the air is clear and clean and you dont stink like an ashtray when you get home!!
How good is it coming home not smelling like an ash-tray?


I was in adelaide the other week, we went out at the bay for the nite and it made us realise how good the non-smoking laws were. Another group of people rocked up about 5 minutes from us, they saw the ash trays on the tables, grabbed them and started dancing around the table waving them in the air while screaming "They've got ash trays inside! YEAH!!" We figured they were from Vic...

Then we found out its november 1st or near there that the laws come into effect in SA...

Hope you enjoy them as much as we do.

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Post by julian » Mon Oct 29, 2007 11:59 pm

I was just trying to gauge the sultural effects that might result from this transition, thats why I started this thread.
Now I am looking forward to it; not smelling like an ashtray and blowing grotty-nicotine infused crud out of my nose the morning after. And no more cigarette burns in expensive suede jackets...
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Post by Clearwater99 » Sun Nov 04, 2007 6:08 am

As for smoking be'n bad for your health ..

so is riding a pushbike on a public road ..

Bruce Lee was one of the fittest men on the planet .. I am now 8 years older than he ever will be. Thats my logic and I'm stick'n to it.

so there :P
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Post by AndrewT » Tue Nov 06, 2007 7:43 pm

People who smoke and "can't quit" are weak. You know its killing you (among numerous other negatives), man up and try harder. Addictions can be overcome by will power and gradual reduction. Try joining a quit group, try the gum or patches - do something!
People who smoke and don't try to quit are just plain stupid.
People who try to justify smoking or say it isn't harmful are even stupider.

I welcome the bans in pubs etc, any step towards a total ban is a good one I say.

Just my opinon(s), sorry to all the smokers on here!

I'm not an addict myself but two of my uncles are. Both are suffering from a raft of respiratory problems. And they stink.

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Post by Alex » Tue Nov 06, 2007 8:22 pm

AMEN ANDREW!! it really is pointless!

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Post by D3V1L » Tue Nov 06, 2007 8:30 pm

ive stopped for good :) im proud :D
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Post by fredsub » Tue Nov 06, 2007 9:14 pm

a while ago, I'd have said, if your a smoker, try to smoke another pack a day:twisted: ( as long as I didn't need to smell it - I don't touch em myself, never have)








Greed you see:-D. But I was beginning to think it was morally bankrupt...so sold...besides the returns weren't as good anymore....

At the end of the day thats what its about...money....thats why there is nicotine in them, so its difficult to get off them.

Its not that
People who smoke and "can't quit" are weak.
Thinking of it logically personally, its difficult to see of any argument For smoking though isn't it?

I grew up disliking clubs/pubs because of the smoke. Its incredible to now be able to have a dinner in a club without the smoke stench drifting from the gaming area - air conditioning, no matter how good they think it is, just doesn't help.

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