What if, after they ban smoking in bars, I have a few stiff belts and light up? Would that be called -- smoking under the influence?
Might double the fine.
;^)
I agree, Frank. A smokeless bar is more than sad. It's just plain ridiculous. The idea of a drink for me is to relax, maybe throw a few words on paper. The idea of a smoke for me is the same thing. It's relaxation. I go through about 4 to eight cigars a week, and it's either outside walking through the woods or along a stream, or when I'm driving.
A bar, however, begs for a smoke.
Don't hold your breath, though. Smoking anywhere will be the next target, including bars.
Dan
--ps--
The only way out of this mess is to get nanotech/biotech online ASAP and cure cancer once and for all. There would then be a great smokers celebration around the globe, and Coppertone would be out of business.
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Re: What if they ban smoking in bars, and then . . .
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- Banned in Boston (public smoking, that is, and I'm glad)
- Smoking in Bars
- Ridiculous.
- Re: And I'll be sure to stay out of Boston . . . (n/t) (n/t)
