Jace Posted 13 February 2014 Posted 13 February 2014 Are spliffs banned?. Can you snort coke in the toilets? Doesn't say not to on the back of the match tickets like it does with the e-cigarettes
oxfox1981 Posted 13 February 2014 Posted 13 February 2014 pro choice myself, fascist bastards trying to force there believes on others again, they are harmless to others other than the person smoking it THATS the bloody point of them!
deejdeej Posted 13 February 2014 Posted 13 February 2014 Ridiculous that you can't use them, they barely smell and even the ones that do, don't smell bad. Do Leicester let the away fans out for a smoke at half time? Nothing worse than being frustrated as f**k at an away game and being told there's nowhere to smoke at half time which then leads to the toilets being full of smoke and people acting like naughty little schoolkids having a crafty one behind the bike shed.
Strokes Posted 14 February 2014 Posted 14 February 2014 They'll ban my crack pipe next, bloody nazis!!
ozleicester Posted 14 February 2014 Posted 14 February 2014 Are spliffs banned?. Can you snort coke in the toilets? They'll ban my crack pipe next, bloody nazis!! Just NOT in the family stand!
mmfoxuk Posted 14 February 2014 Posted 14 February 2014 I actually asked this question via email a few weeks back and here is an official response I received from the club. Dear Simon, Thank you for your email. E-Cigarettes are exactly the same as normal cigarettes in that they are not permitted in the stadium. If you wish to use one you will need to leave the Stadium at half time. I hope this helps Kind Regards Jim
AKCJ Posted 14 February 2014 Posted 14 February 2014 The were actively selling them in the Birmingham ground. Funny how it differs from place to place An E-cigarette firm sponsors their shirts. I see no reason as to why you can't use them inside a ground. Are spliffs banned?. Yes. You'll have to use the new E-Spliff.
absolutelegend Posted 14 February 2014 Posted 14 February 2014 If you cant go a couple of hours without having any sort of cigerette then you have issues controversial
Guest MattP Posted 14 February 2014 Posted 14 February 2014 Can you snort coke in the toilets? You could but that would be disgusting the state of the toilets in that stadium. As for E-Cigarettes, get a grip of yourselves and just have a fag. We'll have "drinkers" wandering around with fake cans soon to try and convince themselves they are boozing without the health issues. I'd love someone to die choking on his E cig.
EnglishOxide Posted 14 February 2014 Posted 14 February 2014 They are banned in pubs and other public buildings, why would it be different in the stadium?
absolutelegend Posted 14 February 2014 Posted 14 February 2014 How many times? They are banned because you cant tell the diffetence so it would be hard to police and enforce Oops read your post incorrectly
Soar Fox Posted 14 February 2014 Posted 14 February 2014 I smoke normal fags in the ground so I had one at Forest away last season in the toilets. The steward was fine about it and even said he was a leicester fan. Had one at Sheffield Wednesday away this season and got caught. Steward took me to the head steward who asked him if I put it out he said yes bloke was fine about it.
Soar Fox Posted 14 February 2014 Posted 14 February 2014 Can you snort coke in the toilets? Buy yourself a snuff bullet. £2.50 eBay.
Haydos Posted 14 February 2014 Posted 14 February 2014 pro choice myself, fascist bastards trying to force there believes on others again, they are harmless to others other than the person smoking it THATS the bloody point of them! Shame you've completely missed the point. Smoking is banned, these just waste stewards time making it look like someone is smoking.
Haydos Posted 14 February 2014 Posted 14 February 2014 How many times? They are banned because you cant tell the diffetence so it would be hard to police and enforce Oops read your post incorrectly Somehow there's some short of a few braincells here that can't work that out.
Fox92 Posted 14 February 2014 Posted 14 February 2014 Can you snort coke in the toilets? If we weren't allowed then how would Vardy get his party started?
Master Fox Posted 14 February 2014 Posted 14 February 2014 Whatever happened to smoking in the bogs at half time?
The Year Of The Fox Posted 14 February 2014 Posted 14 February 2014 I had one at Forest away last season in the toilets. The steward was fine about it and even said he was a leicester fan. Had one at Sheffield Wednesday away this season and got caught. Steward took me to the head steward who asked him if I put it out he said yes bloke was fine about it. I sometimes do it in the stand depending on how pissed I am. saw our fans ejected from the man city away game for the same thing
wight88 Posted 14 February 2014 Posted 14 February 2014 Sooner sit next to an e smoker than some gimp that starts up threads moaning about me.
halferowley2 Posted 15 February 2014 Posted 15 February 2014 In the LM today some one had an e cig explode in their bedroom. Stewards might be treating them as pyrotecnics.
davieG Posted 15 February 2014 Posted 15 February 2014 In the LM today some one had an e cig explode in their bedroom. Stewards might be treating them as pyrotecnics. Man's narrow escape after exploding e-cigarette starts fire in bedroom By Leicester Mercury | Posted: February 15, 2014 By Tim Healy Kevin Harris with a shisha pen similar to the one that exploded and started a blaze Comments (8)A man had a narrow escape when an e-cigarette he had bought to help him give up smoking exploded. Red hot shards from the small metal pipe flew across Jonathan Tovey's bedroom, setting fire to the carpet and chair. He said he was fortunate he was not in the room at the time. "If I had been smoking it when it exploded, it would have taken half my face off," said the 23-year-old, of Hathern. "If I had been carrying it in my pocket, my leg would have been seriously injured. It has been a terrible shock." The incident happened on Thursday. Jonathan said: "I had been outside cleaning out our chickens when I came back in to have a coffee. "I heard the smoke alarm go off and looked up the stairwell to see clouds of black smoke. "I ran upstairs to see what had happened." Finding his bedroom ablaze, he alerted the fire service but managed to douse the flames using jugs of water. Restaurant worker Jonathan had bought the fruit flavoured e-cigarettes, known as e-shisha pens, on eBay weeks earlier. "The one that exploded had been left in my room," he said. "It wasn't on charge." Jonathan said fire investigators had told him the battery had exploded. He said: "I'm chucking out the other ones I have." Step-father Kevin Harris said: "Fortunately, Jonathan was not injured. But it's alarming the shisha pen just exploded like that, without any warning. "As it is, Jonathan's bedroom is covered in black soot. The carpet is badly burned, as is his chair. "The landing is also covered in soot from the smoke." He said he would be raising the issue of shisha pens with trading standards. "I've heard of other incidents when the batteries in shisha pens have exploded," said Kevin. "I just want to warn people about them." County Hall trading standards team leader Paul Davis said the fire service had contacted his department about the possible dangers of overcharged batteries in shisha pens and e-cigarettes exploding. "We have test purchased a number of shisha pens on the internet which we will be sending off to a laboratory to be tested over the next month," he said. "There has been evidence the lithium-ion batteries which are used can explode if they have been overcharged. It may be the case in this instance." He said the department would be contacting Jonathan and his family. A fire service spokeswoman confirmed the fire was out on their arrival. She said: "The cause was an overheated electronic cigarette. There was 10 per cent fire damage and 40 per cent smoke damage to the room." Read more: http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/EXPLODING-E-CIGARETTE-STARTS/story-20634737-detail/story.html#ixzz2tOsnkkxM
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