Well Cllr Steve Bedser, Cabinet Member for Health and Wellbeing and chair of the Birmingham Tobacco Control Alliance, you may have high office within the good city of Birmingham but you do the city no credit whatsoever with your ridiculous complaint!
Helen Flanagan smokes-big whup-get over it. Everybody knows she smokes, it’s not a secret that must be kept so. In case you hadn’t noticed IACGMOH is a TV REALITY show, featuring real people in a real jungle doing really grotesque challenges to win the support of the public back home who vote on reqal phones, using real money to keep their chosen real person in the REALITY show.
Shall we cut scenes of any of the contestants eating bugs or worms or camel balls in case any of our youth are tempted to take such up? Shall we ban scenes of them washing in a river/stream or pond in case our impressionable youth decide to wander of and set up camp next to the nearest moving water?
It is only anti tobacco zealots like you that would even dream of complaining whilst the rest of this once great country simply enjoys the show-it’s called reality entertainment. Oh, and by the way, I don’t smoke!
Is the earlier comment from the Phil Johnson who works for NASBO - The National Association of Shisha Bar Owners http://www.nasbouk.co.uk/regional-contacts/ or another Phil Johnson?
Well Cllr Steve Bedser, Cabinet Member for Health and Wellbeing and chair of the Birmingham Tobacco Control Alliance, you may have high office within the good city of Birmingham but you do the city no credit whatsoever with your ridiculous complaint!
Helen Flanagan smokes-big whup-get over it. Everybody knows she smokes, it’s not a secret that must be kept so. In case you hadn’t noticed IACGMOH is a TV REALITY show, featuring real people in a real jungle doing really grotesque challenges to win the support of the public back home who vote on reqal phones, using real money to keep their chosen real person in the REALITY show.
Shall we cut scenes of any of the contestants eating bugs or worms or camel balls in case any of our youth are tempted to take such up? Shall we ban scenes of them washing in a river/stream or pond in case our impressionable youth decide to wander of and set up camp next to the nearest moving water?
It is only anti tobacco zealots like you that would even dream of complaining whilst the rest of this once great country simply enjoys the show-it’s called reality entertainment. Oh, and by the way, I don’t smoke!
The smoking ban has made smoking more visible. If smoking was still allowed inside pubs and clubs smoking would be less visible.
Phil Johnson works for the National Association of Shisha Bar Owners. Just sayin…
Is the earlier comment from the Phil Johnson who works for NASBO - The National Association of Shisha Bar Owners http://www.nasbouk.co.uk/regional-contacts/ or another Phil Johnson?
Obviously we don’t know if it’s the same Phil Johnson.
Smoking is legal. You don’t like it, tough…… No one else cares about your opinion