Madison County could get strong smoking ban

dave wrote:

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Care to adress the questions I asked? In regard to your comments, you do make a fairly good point. I'd be curious, given to similar business, which would do better, smoking or non-smoking?

I think it all depends the part of the country you are in. With bars, Some areas with upper income and better educated people its the non smoking that seem to do well. In some other areas that are mostly blue collar,bars with smoking seem to do well.Places that serve only food seem to do well as non smoking places in all areas.

candid wrote:

<quoted text> before you move please google, smoking bans canada, you might do well in china.

Abdicable, he's right. I used to start every post with, "I'm moving to Canada", but it's just as bad there too. I'm just gonna move to Amsterdam, and smoke anything I want, whenever I want, wherever I want. Plus, they serve beer in movie theatres. That's the place I want to move to.

Phillysmoker wrote:

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Abdicable, he's right. I used to start every post with, "I'm moving to Canada", but it's just as bad there too. I'm just gonna move to Amsterdam, and smoke anything I want, whenever I want, wherever I want. Plus, they serve beer in movie theatres. That's the place I want to move to.

serve girls up in shop windows, right along with your choice of other goodies. most everyone speaks english,atleast the girls do.'debach lovers heaven'

Absolutely everyone. When those people call on the phone. Make them put in writing what the money is used for. Boycott them until the end. Business owners should not at all give to these organizations. They should not fund their events. The less money they have to force their will on these bans the better. Let them exhaust their funds. Don't give them anymore.

Coalition to End Donations to American Cancer Society
The Minnesotans Against Smoking Bans membership joins NYC CLASH in firmly supporting the boycott against the American Cancer Society, the American Lung Association and the American Heart Association

www.nycclash.com/ACSBoycott.html · 3/22/2007 · Cached page