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Dj Smitty20
quote:
Originally posted by DigitalMP
that started in the middle of last summer here in New York State. Some smaller places won't make the cut, and will lose too much money to remain in operation. Others will allow people to smoke, but will have cups filled halfway with water to put out their cigarettes, since ashtrays won't be allowed.

Club/bar owners will bitch, and think they will have the power to change things, but they won't get very far, however, they may find loopholes in the law, which might allow pre-existing cigar bars, etc., to allow smoking, or something like that.

More places will open outdoor patios for people to smoke, and people will be out there until october/november when they can't feel their fingers anymore.

Imagine how packed the Skybar is going to be during the mid-october season finale (instead of Labour of Love) when it's frigid up there...


or they could just install electric heaters covered by a tent or wooden roof (that's what they did in London in many places and it's actually warmer outside than it is inside). Why can't they just designate certain rooms to be smoking? At the Guv, it could be that room you use to get to the skybar or the VIP room in the Guvernment? If they don't install heaters, people shouldn't have to freeze their asses off outside once every hour or two.
infinity HiGH
so does that mean we can't smoke weed in clubs anymore???? :(
MarkT
good riddance!

Aside from the second hand smoke, which is obviously the main issue, twice recently I've been burned by some fuctard not paying attention while they push their way through the dancefloor :mad:

and yes...the pot can stay ;)
oleshka
awesome news! now I can go to a club again! I haven't really been going much since the all-ages clubbing days, a lot due to the smoking issue!

good job Toronto
Speedy2k
Two Thumbs UP! :D
Dj Smitty20
quote:
Originally posted by MarkT
good riddance!

Aside from the second hand smoke, which is obviously the main issue, twice recently I've been burned by some fuctard not paying attention while they push their way through the dancefloor :mad:

and yes...the pot can stay ;)


I'm careful with my smokes...I've only ever burned myself.:D

But second hand smoke from a joint is just as bad, if not worse, than a cigarette. the filters on ciggies do a good job you know.

I realise you're just joking, but you can't be anti-cigarette but pro-marijauna...that's totally hypocritical.
ahlamalek
prays that city councillors in montreal do something about this issue :)

also, why not ban smoke machines :D those things are toxic (maybe not):thepirate
alec
Welcome to Ottawa 3 years ago!
Dj Smitty20
The Liberals were going to ban it within 3 years anyway so Toronto decided to jump the gun and ban it themselves without being ordered to do so. (typical power struggle politics)

What I don't like is the increase in tobacco taxes...it's just going to create smuggling problems again. In fact, I'm already hitting up some Native people for 4 dollar ciggy packs.:D
Skipper
Weed was never allowed in clubs, so the only difference in that respect is that it will be much more obvious when you smoke a J.

brunette
wow.. this could never work in Eastern Europe!


quote:
Originally posted by TANYA
Finally,I can go to a nite club, wearing parfume, and ppl will notice that!!! That's the point spending hours in the shower before going to the club, using nice lotions/shampoos/gels and etc.,when you can smell only cigaretes there...


hahahaha :cool: ABSOLUTELY!!!
Orko
June 5th!!! Thats too far away, why cant it be Jan 5th??

but as an assmar sufferer, i am super glad for this ban. I hated going to club and coming back sick or feeling like , cause of the smoke.

And i have three burn marks in my fav orange pullover that i wear to clubs.:whip: :whip: :whip:

at least no more of that!
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