Originally Posted by
jspira
You will be happy to know that the hotel in Bozen/Bolzano that I just reviewed, the Parkhotel Laurin, has a cigar lounge (with amazing air filtration, I should add).
Wow, that is amazing. So I assume that South Tyrolia in general has to some extent carried forward their initial special smoking law in Italy. They were completely free to smoke for several months longer than "mainland" Italy.
Thanks
jspira, good news!
Originally posted by vuittonsofstyle
In Doha, I was told that the government was banning shishas. I saw a couple of shisha outdoor terraces closed, so I wonder what the locals will do at Ramadan? Seems strange that they are banning a very old, traditional pastime.
They could have dropped other traditional pastimes like second-class citizenship for women or third-class citizenship for migrant workers. But no, the self-protection from shishas was more pressing.
The anti-smoking (= anti-freedom) madness is spreading like cancer
And so many small minds provide themselves as carrier bodies.