In Cyprus it is illegal not to smoke constantly everywhere.
It is definately mandatory to smoke and use a mobile phone whilst overtaking on your way back from the pub.
HTH
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Belgium I believe has had a non-smoking policy for a number of years in various places, train stations, enclosed workplaces etc (quite often ignored...when in Rome... ), but since Jan 1st has also brought in a law for cafes, bars and restaurants.
Unfortunately it's still a bit a mish-mash, e.g. not in restaurants, but yes if they have an enclosed room. Never by sport/fitness centres (including bowling). Ok in very small cafes as long as they have airco. Partial in some cafes as long as half is non-smoking and they a 'wall' or good extractor. Not ok, or ok, in others depending on whether 1/3 of income is from food, or how they serve their potatoes...
The latter is of course very important in Belgium, as apparently you need different qualifications to run a restaurant which serves chips, compared to one that serves baked/grilled/steamed, or any other sort of potato.
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Originally posted by ratewhoreApparently it increases the size of your knob and makes you more attractive to women.
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Originally posted by expatPortugal??
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Originally posted by BrollyBabeSmoking is vile and smelly, should be banned everywhere!
It's a killer and a drug so why isnt it classed as one.
Do you hold it to be self-evident from that, that it should be banned everywhere? I don't.
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Originally posted by BrollyBabeSmoking is vile and smelly, should be banned everywhere!
It's a killer and a drug so why isnt it classed as one.
Apparently it increases the size of your knob and makes you more attractive to women.
Thats what I was told anyhow...
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Originally posted by BrollyBabeSmoking is vile and smelly, should be banned everywhere!
It's a killer and a drug so why isnt it classed as one.
I love hysterical reactions.
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Smoking is vile and smelly, should be banned everywhere!
It's a killer and a drug so why isnt it classed as one.
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I was in the states last year and could smoke on the terrace of a restaurant (even when eating and surrounded by people tucking in). I then went to a bar where I had to go outside to smoke...
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Originally posted by GonzoI was there in November (well Canary Islands).
Any other knowledge?
Portugal??
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Originally posted by expatLas time I was there I think you could smoke in bars, even if they served food. Has it changed?
In one place there was a restaurant, terrace, and bar: no smoking in the restaurant, but ok in the other 2, and the same food available in all 3.
One restuarant was inside - no smoking.
One bar was inside - no smoking.
One restuarant/bar was outside but under canopy - you could smoke.
One bar was part inside / part outside - you could smoke in the outside area only.
No smoking inside the airport except for outside terraces.
Where smoking was not allowed it was rigourously enforced.Last edited by Gonzo; 25 January 2007, 09:03.
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Originally posted by GonzoSpain - smoking inside is banned. Luckily weather is good enough most of the time to make sitting outside perfectly alright.
In one place there was a restaurant, terrace, and bar: no smoking in the restaurant, but ok in the other 2, and the same food available in all 3.
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France: Outright ban, then totally ignore it. Except in the case of any foreigner they need to find something to charge them with.
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Spain - smoking inside is banned. Luckily weather is good enough most of the time to make sitting outside perfectly alright.
Luxembourg - smoking inside was banned last August.
New Zealand - smoking inside is banned.
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