Everything in the smoking room was brown. Everything from the walls, to the sticky floor, to the public health information poster on the wall (which was pretty much illegible from all the brown), to the glass of the barred window … Continue reading →
For some reason they wouldn’t allow me smoke my pipe in hospital. This seemed a little counterproductive as hospitals are incredibly boring and stressful places. To relax with a pipe would have been conducive to a more rapid recovery, I … Continue reading →
The age of reason is the age which a person may reasonably be expected to make rational decisions about themselves. Upon reaching this age a whole raft of opportunities open up, whether it be buying alcohol or being sent to … Continue reading →
Cas asked yesterday why I hadn’t mentioned the proposed new anti-smoker law in the UK. I think I possibly had a go when New Zealand proposed such a law but very sensibly dropped the idea. In theory it is an … Continue reading →
