smoking ban

danthedude66 · Post by **danthedude66** » Tue Jun 12, 2007 10:50 am

am i the only one that thinks that this is going to effect our business??

i personally would rather be smoking at home with a can than in the pub so swede heads are likely to be the same.

maybe its just me though??

the dude

mattrick · Post by **mattrick** » Tue Jun 12, 2007 11:24 am

I agree, less people in the pub, less people playing machines.

Its a great time for the manu's to get some real online awp's up and running, so we can sit at home with a few cans and however many tabs we want

Weyland · Post by **Weyland** » Tue Jun 12, 2007 11:52 am

I don't know, depends if you think of a pub as just for drinking rather than socialising. If you're talking about casuals filling up the machines, then people are still going to go the the pub with their mates and chuck the last few quid into the machines. They might have to nip out for a tab, but there's no way they'll start meeting in their sitting rooms instead of the boozer.

Istenem · Post by **Istenem** » Tue Jun 12, 2007 12:04 pm

sitting room? pah, what an oik.
i have a drawing room to entertain dignitaries wherein my butler serves gawith snuff from a delicate ivory horn.

anfield road · Post by **anfield road** » Tue Jun 12, 2007 12:10 pm

Well I have had the ban over here for a couple of months now and have not really noticed a difference just a cleaner and safer enviroment for me to play in.

The night clubs are alot better along with the food places aswel

pokerpete · Post by **pokerpete** » Tue Jun 12, 2007 1:01 pm

won't make any difference.

Didn't anywhere else

Matt Vinyl · Post by **Matt Vinyl** » Tue Jun 12, 2007 1:12 pm

Personally looking forward to it...! Nothing like a nice smoke-free environ. Although I will admit that sometimes a bit of smoke does add to the atmos, but I'd still rather do without.

Who's gonna be the first to jump on a 'smokers' machine as they go outside for that 'must have' fag...

mattrick · Post by **mattrick** » Tue Jun 12, 2007 1:24 pm

Matt Vinyl wrote:Personally looking forward to it...! Nothing like a nice smoke-free environ. Although I will admit that sometimes a bit of smoke does add to the atmos, but I'd still rather do without.

Who's gonna be the first to jump on a 'smokers' machine as they go outside for that 'must have' fag...

Hehe, the new cabs will be waterproof and drilled into the floor!!

Nixxy · Post by **Nixxy** » Tue Jun 12, 2007 11:02 pm

I take the view that people not smoking will drink that little bit more instead - and plenty will get so miffed about not being able to smoke that they'll cut down anyway ... but they won't desert the boozers.

anfield road · Post by **anfield road** » Tue Jun 12, 2007 11:16 pm

I have not noticed a decrease in people drinking in boozers and am certian out playing is still going to stay the same

Weyland · Post by **Weyland** » Tue Jun 12, 2007 11:25 pm

up wrote:sitting room? pah, what an oik.
i have a drawing room to entertain dignitaries wherein my butler serves gawith snuff from a delicate ivory horn.

Ah, well, I was just using the term "sitting room" to describe the vast, lushly carpeted and Louis XVI-furnished area where we park the 144" flatscreen when we're not at the place in Monaco. Didn't want to make you feel inadequate. ]are[/i] in the Monaco place, I rent that room out to cricket teams.

Dynamike · Post by **Dynamike** » Wed Jun 13, 2007 12:05 am

There's perhaps a possibility that when someone's mates desert them to go outside for a fag they will get bored and launch a few quid in to the machines. I don't think there will be much of a difference overall.

led · Post by **led** » Wed Jun 13, 2007 3:24 pm

I've noticed a big difference since the smoking ban came in here in Scotland. People don't stay at one bar for the whole night now, they'll have one or two drinks then go to another bar and have a puff on the way. I've also noticed a lot less people playing the fruities now. If you go on the force and your on your own you get sharked alot more( you can smell the smoke on people no prob). Finally careful if you go outside for a fag up here you aren't allowed to take your drinks outside with you, this means barmen come and take your drink away or worse still some lowlife spikes your drink.

jimmytree · Post by **jimmytree** » Thu Jun 14, 2007 4:52 am

led wrote:I've noticed a big difference since the smoking ban came in here in Scotland. People don't stay at one bar for the whole night now, they'll have one or two drinks then go to another bar and have a puff on the way. I've also noticed a lot less people playing the fruities now. If you go on the force and your on your own you get sharked alot more( you can smell the smoke on people no prob). Finally careful if you go outside for a fag up here you aren't allowed to take your drinks outside with you, this means barmen come and take your drink away or worse still some lowlife spikes your drink.

yea hthats rediculous that you cant take your drink outside, you spend 5-6 quid on one inside the club then put it down next to the exit to go have a smoke and come back and some little idiot has run away with your drink, its shit

Terry Tibbs · Post by **Terry Tibbs** » Thu Jun 14, 2007 12:30 pm

jimmytree wrote:
led wrote:I've noticed a big difference since the smoking ban came in here in Scotland. People don't stay at one bar for the whole night now, they'll have one or two drinks then go to another bar and have a puff on the way. I've also noticed a lot less people playing the fruities now. If you go on the force and your on your own you get sharked alot more( you can smell the smoke on people no prob). Finally careful if you go outside for a fag up here you aren't allowed to take your drinks outside with you, this means barmen come and take your drink away or worse still some lowlife spikes your drink.
yea hthats rediculous that you cant take your drink outside, you spend 5-6 quid on one inside the club then put it down next to the exit to go have a smoke and come back and some little idiot has run away with your drink, its shit

it all depends whether the pub has a pavement license or not - if they have trhen your alowed to take and drink your drinks outside on the designated pavement space.