no smoking
21st of May, 2008ce* in: blog, japan
While I’m not adverse to a total ban on smoking in Japan, entering a pub where no one is smoking was kind of strange. I haven’t been back to the UK since the smoking ban was enforced, so I had no idea what it was like.
You can smell all sorts of new and exciting smells, like; wood, beer and sweat.
Needless to say I gave up after one pint and got a drink at my local where all the normal people were.
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Stevo, Sunday, June 8, 2008, 1:52
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taro, Thursday, May 22, 2008, 1:03
My workplace was always full of that terrible smell.
Finally, I went back to my place where I belong to work myself from today,
so let’s play together again.
Now I have TWO MONTHS OFF.
I’ve never thought using this word for myself in my real life…