"Trying to make a dent in the huge stack of unwatched DVDs I've accumulated, I put on a collection of ... to sit down and smoke it right there in the carpentry shop...right under a big sign that reads: "NO" SMOKING"
Good man, our Stan.
I hope we'll see more of that sort of thing in Ireland with this highly unpopular smoking ban in force. A few publicans in Galway and Cork are finally beginning to revolt, much to their customer's satisfaction. Mayo's next, let us hope. Owners say they'll be forced out of business if they don't allow their smoking patrons a portion of the premises, small though it may be. This is not much to ask, for we'd be bothering no-one, and not only would the pub life of Ireland be restored, for its falling off mightily, tourism, the second most vital industry, wouldn't be damaged.
I wish politicians would stay the hell out of our hair, not that I wish to be taken for an American Republican or a rugged individualist, but there is some *** I will not eat.
"We've seen the sign in the background earlier, and as the bully lights up, Stan calls the foreman over and has him ejected.. Incidentally, in the introduction to "Another Fine Mess", two girls dressed as ushers pronounce the little one's name as /'lA:r@l/..r"
Charles Riggs