Looking back, add to the list a place where you could smoke but can't now.

[nsd_user663_59644]

Back of a bus

[Incy_Wincy]

Cinema! I can just about remember sitting watching Bambi or some such as a kid surrounded by smoke, yuck!

[nsd_user663_26699]

On flights. I read recently that you're actually more likely to get sick on flights these days because airlines no longer purify the air as frequently as they did when smoking was allowed. I have no idea if that's true or not, but it's certainly not a reason to going back to allowing smoking. I still feeling guilty about puffing away in the first smoking row, with the last non-smoking row right in front of me! Those poor people who had to put up with it.

[nsd_user663_63741]

Restaurants

[nsd_user663_63114 in reply to nsd_user663_63741]

Remember the foil like ashtrays at macDonald's

[nsd_user663_63114]

At my desk at work..

[nsd_user663_58050]

My first job was in a bank. We could smoke at the teller desks!

[nsd_user663_62023]

hospitals. They had patient lounges where you could go for a smoke.

[Incy_Wincy in reply to nsd_user663_62023]

Seems like madness doesn't it? I remember feeling so awful about smoking while my dad was in hospital I couldn't even face the smoking shelter and had to actually go off the hospital grounds instead...

[nsd_user663_59644]

My word , how it's all changed , pub is another one, I remember mum and dad puffing away in the house I don't think people smoke in houses now.

[Incy_Wincy]

Spent so much time in smoky pubs with my family as a kid - vowing I'd NEVER smoke myself. Ha!

[nsd_user663_63114]

I can remember my teacher smoking at his desk in front of the class. Who remembers the teacher's smoking in the staff room? Got a memory of people smoking in marks and Spencer's when shopping, don't know if this is real as I was very little.

[Incy_Wincy]

Gawd yes; the staffroom stink!