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Fusco's The Spot (smoking allowed - nasty)
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Irony? Not sure why you'd think that.
This thread is about the dangers of second hand cigarette smoke, something Fusco's The Spot makes no attempt to warn their customers of - which might counter the intent of the clean air act.
Are you saying smoking and gambling should be mutually exclusive?
Hi Tronpocket, I mean addiction/denial insofar as smokers wanting non smokers to believe there is no danger going to Fusco's The Spot where smoking is allowed.
Post #228 underscores the effect of second hand cigarette smoke, where a smoker may not have the urge to smoke when surrounded by second hand cigarette smoke.
Sorry if my post was unclear.
he's just blowin smoke
The real deal is I bet everyones heart in that pool room is stronger than mousy's. Bad idea sniveling bout it on forum, I bet there are many players in that room - who's game he cannot handle. His ego creates the excuse so it can be protected. I agree with you on this phillyviper1. If a customer does not want to patron an establishment - then he just does not return. Plus there is always an option for a table at his house and not complain or look for excuses - however he will probly' find them there too. Low ceiling pool room's are more of a problem when dealing with smoke, 25' ceilings with smoke eaters is a plus. He should bring some fruity perfume, that might keep the wolves away hu Pool Mouse. There is neuroscience info that would back up my theory about him looking for an excuse to not lose his dough in that place. A person is only as healthy as they think they are, I would bet he is practicing what george c scott talked about in the hustler (a sport enjoyed by all).
The real deal is I bet everyones heart in that pool room is stronger than mousy's. Bad idea sniveling bout it on forum, I bet there are many players in that room - who's game he cannot handle. His ego creates the excuse so it can be protected. I agree with you on this phillyviper1. If a customer does not want to patron an establishment - then he just does not return. Plus there is always an option for a table at his house and not complain or look for excuses - however he will probly' find them there too. Low ceiling pool room's are more of a problem when dealing with smoke, 25' ceilings with smoke eaters is a plus. He should bring some fruity perfume, that might keep the wolves away hu Pool Mouse. There is neuroscience info that would back up my theory about him looking for an excuse to not lose his dough in that place. A person is only as healthy as they think they are, I would bet he is practicing what george c scott talked about in the hustler (a sport enjoyed by all).
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Ah, another one late to the thread. Scroll back for several variations to the answer to that nugget.
Ahh, Cliff Clavin will now edgu-ma-cate us on neuroscience, based on his colorful past, let's go ahead and open that can of worms.
By the way, I don't gamble - although I don't mind watching people who do.
he's just blowin smoke
The real deal is I bet everyones heart in that pool room is stronger than mousy's. Bad idea sniveling bout it on forum, I bet there are many players in that room - who's game he cannot handle. His ego creates the excuse so it can be protected. I agree with you on this phillyvipeer1. If a customer does not want to patron an establishment - then he just does not return. Plus there is always an option for a table at his house and not complain or look for excuses - but i'd b willin' to venture he may find em' there also. I agree that if they sell food there should be a section for no smoking but the bottom line is revenue. It's like the seatbelt law - good idea but a bad law. Good idea to not smoke - bad idea to close many rooms and hurt revenue making everyone go outside to smoke.
The real deal is I bet everyones heart in that pool room is stronger than mousy's. Bad idea sniveling bout it on forum, I bet there are many players in that room - who's game he cannot handle. His ego creates the excuse so it can be protected. I agree with you on this phillyvipeer1. If a customer does not want to patron an establishment - then he just does not return. Plus there is always an option for a table at his house and not complain or look for excuses - but i'd b willin' to venture he may find em' there also. I agree that if they sell food there should be a section for no smoking but the bottom line is revenue. It's like the seatbelt law - good idea but a bad law. Good idea to not smoke - bad idea to close many rooms and hurt revenue making everyone go outside to smoke.
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Now you're being sensible.
But let's be fair, do you really think smokers having to go out for a smoke will leave?
do you need an address to the poolroom?
Now you're being sensible.
yea....read post 203
I am always available. just like i posted in prior post anyone can come play me some . Im not saying i can beat the world but i hold up pretty good and dont be surprised when you leave that im holding the cash. lol
Point taken, do you think the regulars who go to Fusco's The Spot would leave if the exception is lifted and they have to go outside to smoke?
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I think you have been called out?
Drexeline or spot are within striking distance of zuglans josh or a hop away from Drexeline in April for the super billiard expo in Oaks Pa.
respect to both you and vinny!
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Yes they have and will, it makes sense to me that you do not gamble also. There was a player that reminded me a little of you pool mouse, only this poor soul did gamble. Once the other player started to bring the heat on the table he would complain about there being possibly some asbestos in the ceiling. But the cigarette smoke was his most common complaint - when he started to get nervous.
Now you're being sensible.
Yes they have and will, it makes sense to me that you do not gamble also. There was a player that reminded me a little of you pool mouse, only this poor soul did gamble. Once the other player started to bring the heat on the table he would complain about there being possibly some asbestos in the ceiling. But the cigarette smoke was his most common complaint - when he started to get nervous.
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