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Re: Smoking in restaurants...

by dezzer » Mon Sep 10, 2012 5:44 pm

Well said Alan.

Re: Smoking in restaurants...

by dezzer » Mon Sep 10, 2012 5:42 pm

Used to smoke mate but got wise, never felt better have a nice day, regards Dezzer.

Re: Smoking in restaurants...

by Irish Alan » Mon Sep 10, 2012 5:07 pm

I too am a non-smoker and I agree that smoking in a dining area is a complete no no. Also agree to a degree the that the onus falls on the proprietors of a restaurant to enforce the laws and not just acquiesce to some so as not to be confrontational for financial gain. Also a degree of responsibility must fall on the customer. If he knows the laws of the land then the key word is respect. He should respect not only the law but the diners around him especially when there are children present.

Reminds me of my old mother-in-law; she would feed my daughter in her high chair with a cigarette dangling out of her ugly gob. When my daughter got Asthma, fag ash Lil swore she would pack in the fags to try and keep the air clean. Did she? Like f**k she did, the selfish old c**t wouldn't quit for love nor money. And herein lies the problem... Smoking in the presence of others is just selfish, not taking into account the enjoyment or health of those around you.

Re: Smoking in restaurants...

by Nobbles » Mon Sep 10, 2012 4:12 pm

leoking52 wrote:
Noodles wrote:
was recently assaulted for asking someone not to smoke at the inside bar.
so someone got punched(?) because they asked someone who shouldn't have been smoking to stop smoking in a no smoking place..?
Yes but to clarify and to avoid exaggeration it was not a punch. It was a headlock with open hand shoved into the face. No injuries.
So Farang on Farang..?

Re: Smoking in restaurants...

by realbigmonkey » Mon Sep 10, 2012 9:56 am

Noodles wrote:
Sandmonkey wrote:
dezzer wrote:Most disgusting habit EVER, people who smoke should be banished to farest possible place on earth ,DISGUSTING.
Trick suggestion! The farthest place relative to where? :party:
got me thinking... :!:

so... if you turn your back, then from your face go forwards as if to go right round the globe until the halfway point, that would be the farthest place, as soon as you go over the halfway marker it would be getting nearer....but...and there is a but.....you would be farthest away from yourself...and that would be impossible as you can never be far away from yourself, only arms length and then thats not your whole body, so would be like the donkey and the carrot.
"they say if you get far enough away,you'll be on your way back home" TOM WAITS-BLIND LOVE
i'm a smoker and i hate the habit. only way would be banning it all together

Re: Smoking in restaurants...

by UdornLA » Mon Sep 10, 2012 8:33 am

it's the proprietors responsibility to make sure his customers are happy, and smoking laws obeyed. if they ignore to do that, i ignore to stop in.

avid non smoking, but understand it's a brutal habit to quit, if wanting. one reason i didn't go to Harry's was his smoking policy, to each their own. where i do go, there is indoor ac now, outdoor seating, and small smoking area. if a few seated in smoking, obviously the proprietor can't control the wind, so if wanting to sit outside will position myself and / or fan to direct any drift away, or simply sit inside. the view is the same.

smelling/inhaling smoke during a meal does take away from my enjoyment, after a meal, it's almost tolerable. would never visit a smoking only venue, just a preference, whether open air or not.

Re: Smoking in restaurants...

by leoking52 » Mon Sep 10, 2012 8:13 am

Noodles wrote:
was recently assaulted for asking someone not to smoke at the inside bar.
so someone got punched(?) because they asked someone who shouldn't have been smoking to stop smoking in a no smoking place..?
Yes but to clarify and to avoid exaggeration it was not a punch. It was a headlock with open hand shoved into the face. No injuries.

Re: Smoking in restaurants...

by pompui » Mon Sep 10, 2012 5:45 am

Noodles wrote:
was recently assaulted for asking someone not to smoke at the inside bar.
so someone got punched(?) because they asked someone who shouldn't have been smoking to stop smoking in a no smoking place..?
The new type of quality tourist to Udon or just another local mother fecker who has lost the plot **

Re: Smoking in restaurants...

by Nobbles » Mon Sep 10, 2012 2:58 am

was recently assaulted for asking someone not to smoke at the inside bar.
so someone got punched(?) because they asked someone who shouldn't have been smoking to stop smoking in a no smoking place..?

Re: Smoking in restaurants...

by malc123 » Mon Sep 10, 2012 12:10 am

leoking52 wrote:
Konstabel els wrote:it's a load of bollox mate , when I look for a hotel etc - I always make sure it's got a balcony and somewhere to have a ciggie , my wife dont smoke , so I sit outside - for f*cksakes give us somewhere to go - - a pint and a ciggie goes cap in hand
I respect the Konstabel here for being responsible in not smoking in his hotel room and for being considerate in not subjecting his wife to the effects of his smoking. I also sympathise with him for wanting to be able to have his “pint” and his cigarette together somewhere without being harassed. Most smokers from developed countries would regard this to be their right.
The problem is that I am a non-smoker and I consider that it is my right also to drink my beer and eat my food while breathing cigarette smoke free air. A customer in a well know local restaurant was recently assaulted for asking someone not to smoke at the inside bar. This restaurant is well provided with smoking areas in the pool room and on the verandas that almost surround the dining room. Problems occur when smokers either pass through the dining area going to the toilet, bar, computer, TV or to their rooms with lit cigarettes or simply move into the dining room to settle down and light up.
As Konstabel says “give us somewhere to go”. There is plenty of room for everyone. If we could just stop our self-interested aggression and come to mutual agreements we could all live sensibly together while respecting each others wishes.

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