Anyway, whoever thought it was witty to decorate a "Smoking Room" with this ceiling painting must now be kicking themselves for having wasted their dosh on commissioning the contemporary Michelangelo responsible for the work...
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Since being legally defined as "an enclosed space", this Smoking Room must actually now be a Nosmoking Smoking Room!
5 comments:
I have to say, though, that I love that ceiling 'mural'. Great idea!!
What a great picture - mind you the smokers will, of course, realise it obviously doesn't have any message for them. I know what you mean about the ugly no-smoking signs. Many is the time I've sat in a pub and looked at them thinking how much I happier I'd be to breath in someones secondhand smoke and sit in a murky,hazy smoke-laden atmosphere and have to wash all my clothes after only wearing them for a short time if only I didn't have to look at such hideous signs.
BOLL - Goodness! How can you manage to be so ironic so early in the morning?
I usually can't manage irony like that until mid-afternoon! ;-)
years of practice Mr B. You can't do it because you're too nice ;-)
Great responses by Rob and Boll. And just think how much healthier it is for smokers to be puffing away outside in the fresh air....
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