We have that now, and as a non smoker, it aint all great.lowing wrote:
Yup ban public smoking everywhere. You have every right to smoke, you do not have the right to force me to.
I think he means in the actual movies themselves mate.lowing wrote:
Yup ban public smoking everywhere. You have every right to smoke, you do not have the right to force me to.
I think he means banning actors from smoking in the actual film, not people in a movie theatre.lowing wrote:
Yup ban public smoking everywhere. You have every right to smoke, you do not have the right to force me to.
Yeah, I mean in the movies.Braddock wrote:
I think he means in the actual movies themselves mate.lowing wrote:
Yup ban public smoking everywhere. You have every right to smoke, you do not have the right to force me to.
That's better... for a minute there I thought we were witnessing a dramatic turnaround in the way in which lowing views the world!lowing wrote:
Good, I was wondering, I thought it was a European thing where you could still do it.
Then I change my plea to nope, if you ar esuch a follower as to do what you see on the TV or the movies, then you have my blessing t oinhale as deep, and hold it as long as you possibly can.
That should make it an 18 over here, that's the legal age for smoking.Pug wrote:
If you smoke it's automatically at least a PG movie.
Smoking should be banned in people's own homes?DrunkFace wrote:
In regards to the spirit of this thread, no.
In the fact I think smoking at all should be banned, then yes.
If they ban smoking outside, then how would that apply to combustion engines?Runs_with_sciss0rs wrote:
No, they shouldn't ban smoking from movies, but they should ban it from public places like outside of stores/restuarants. I was so glad when they banned smoking from inside public buildings in New York, I can actually go bowling now and not feel sick leaving.
Yes, the same as say.. cocaine is banned or child porn. They're all about as useful to society as each other.jord wrote:
Smoking should be banned in people's own homes?DrunkFace wrote:
In regards to the spirit of this thread, no.
In the fact I think smoking at all should be banned, then yes.
Good job, China, go there.
Err... I forgot to add that they should smoke at least 20 feet away from the building. I hate walking in through the front doors of the mall or something and there's people standing right next to the door smoking. It's someones choice to smoke, but they should have some courtesy not to smoke right at the door.DBBrinson1 wrote:
If they ban smoking outside, then how would that apply to combustion engines?Runs_with_sciss0rs wrote:
No, they shouldn't ban smoking from movies, but they should ban it from public places like outside of stores/restuarants. I was so glad when they banned smoking from inside public buildings in New York, I can actually go bowling now and not feel sick leaving.