Gear Head

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And then wait to have something that you like 'banned'! I like my cheese way too much!

Leslie

So did I Big S, but I hope I never go back to it.

Les

kingofturds

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The government is only too happy to let people drink themselves to death, so why not let them smoke themselves to death

Gear Head

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Haven't heard of 'passive drinking' yet but I'm sure it won't be long!
I get what you mean. How much do p*ssheads cost the government every year?

RA Dunk

Probably more than Smokers I would think, think of all the call outs by Police/Ambulance crews/Firemen just about every night of the week in just about every town and city in the UK which is Alcohol related

coolangatta

Scoobychick doesn't lick the other side of the stamp, or so I believe
She does, however, have mates that like a ***

fivetide

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As i said in the second post drink is next. Tabs bring in billions to the reasury each year. That money will have to be replaced.

Still the govt claim thousands of lives will be saved by this... presumably all these would be and indeed ex-smokers will now live forever.

5t.

Dream Weaver

Passive drinking is being battered by some pissed up loon, luckily never happened to me due to my size, but seen it happen to plenty of others.

I quit smoking 3 years ago, best thing I've ever done healthwise, although I still don't agree with the banning of things.

I don't miss smoking, but it doesn't bother me really if others are smoking. The only thing that does get me is the litter now produced outside shops, pubs etc due to *** ends.

But if we are going to ban things, then chewing gum should be banned as well - just take a look in your awverage town/city how much of it is on the floor it's grim.

Lee247

I enjoy the occassional ciggie. Much less than I used to, I have to admit. But a Friday night, with mates and a glass of wine or two is when I really enjoy a smoke.

I have often thought of packing in and probably will, but would hope I would not become one of those people who have packed up and preach to everyone else to do the same My Mum is the worst offender

(It also will look at protecting children from second-hand smoke by promoting smoke-free homes and cars.) This comment concerns me. I, personally will not smoke in my car, never have, never will. But, I would never allow anyone to tell me what to do in my own home

Turbohot

I once noticed a lot of chewing gum on people's brick roofs in Connahs Quay. All houses in that estate had it all over their roofs, like multiple pigeon ****! I was struggling to work out how and why people jumped up to stick chewing gums on as high as their roof surface I thought that either it was some community tradition in Connahs Quay to display their chewing gum remains, or it was some kind of roof decoration technique from the 80s. Anyway, my further inquiry fetched the answer that it is some kind of fungus epidemic. Apparently it affects roofs and streets.

But I do agree that chewing gum remains are often left to stick at places, which is wrong.

r32

I dont like smoke or smoking, both my wife and myself lost our parents at a young age due to smoking related diseases, along with aunts, uncles etc etc. By the time our children were 4 and 6 they didnt have any grandparents. I feel they missed out big time as they were all wonderfull people.

However it is (or it was until New Labia got in ) a free country, so long as no one else has to breathe in second hand smoke they can smoke themselves to death (shame for their relatives and friends).

Leslie

Getting totally drunk and incapable always used to be an offence and people were taken to court and fined for it in earlier times.

I don't see why the emergency services should have to take them off to A&E centres thus crowding them out for those who really deserve some emergency treatment.

I think that those who are out of their brains should get less of that and more of the type of treatment which is considerably less pleasant and has a penalty attached.

Les

Gear Head

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I just find the whole idea of banning things very strange. As a child, you may have been banned from eating too many sweets or from going round a particular friends house, or from getting that tattoo until your 18 etc.

But, forgive me if I am way off on this one, when I turned 18, in the eyes of the law I was recognized as an 'adult'. The dictionary defines this as; a fully developed person from maturity onward.

So, if I am recognized as an adult, pay adult taxes and fares and can be held accountable as an adult.........WHY THE **** CANT I MAKE MY OWN BLOODY DESCISIONS???

ChrisB

We can fall out very quickly mate - they are two of the greatest food products in the world!

Gear Head

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So then, who is up for banning stilover and sj skyline???

SJ_Skyline

Git

stilover

They'll never ban W.anking.

Gear Head

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Are you sure??
Wouldn't surprise me if Labour want to get in our pants and have a fiddle for us, just to make sure we are doing correctly. I mean come, they have been shafting us for years!

stilover

As long as it's a fit female fiddling with me, I'm fine with that.

I'm slow on the take-up, so she might have to show me the correct way to do it several times.

Gear Head

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Knowing my luck, they will send 'Mo' round!

Leslie

Hardly likely!

Les

Gear Head

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They will find a way!