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Non-smoking Sections in Casinos - PRIVATE REPLY

#1

Sorry all; this was meant to be private. Please disregard.
   
  All I can say is "oops."
   
  Lainie

          I really like your post -- thanks for saying what I was thinking! Don't you hate it when people refuse to say when they're wrong?

Lainie

Actually, MS originally stated that MOST casinos have non-smoking
areas. Later, MS said SEVERAL casinos have non-smoking areas.

But, for some reason, MS has not revealed the names of ANY casinos
which offer non-smoking areas!

Maybe, MS could enlighten us all with the NAMES of the casinos
that she goes to, which have non-smoking areas?

Maybe, not.

Nope....I don't think that most casinos have non-smoking areas.

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Lainie Wolf <lainiewolf702@yahoo.com> wrote:
Curtis Rich <LGTVegas@gmail.com> wrote:

On 6/29/06, missdeuces <missdeuces@yahoo.com> wrote:

I have found svereal around town you just need to ask personnel or
look for the signs. I guess it depends on the casinos you play in.
However, Casinos are private property, like your own home and they
are free to make their own rules. Again, I see both sides on this
issue.

On 6/29/06, missdeuces <missdeuces@yahoo.com> wrote:

Actually the casinos you listed are not ones I go to. They have
nothing worth playing (for me)except for the venetian(at the $1)
level.

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Curtis Rich" <LGTVegas@...> wrote:
> MOST casinos have non-smoking areas?
>
> Can you please tell me where the non-smoking areas are at
Venetian, Treasure
> Island, Rio, Orleans, Flamingo, Stardust and Sunset Station
because these
> are the casinos that I visit regularly.
>
> Other than the poker rooms, I do not recall seeing any non-smoking
areas in
> any of these casinos.
>
> I would love to know where they are located, so I can be sure to
utilize
> them. Thanks.
>
>
> On 6/28/06, missdeuces <missdeuces@...> wrote:
> > I am not on either side. But since Casinos are not public places
> > but privately owned I think they are not going to be liable for
> > someone walking in there and breathing second-hand smoke. Most
> > casinos already have smoking and non-smoking areas so - if you
don't
> > want to be around the smoke or find it unbearable - play in the
non-
> > smoking section or go to a casino that has better ventilation. I
> > think the same can be said that if you want to smoke - go to an
area
> > that smoking is allowed and will not bother non-smokers. Again,
I
> > am not on either side of this argument as I see both points of
> > view.

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#2

Every once in awhile this subject re-appears on vpFREE. I usually
don't respond to smoking/non-smoking posts because I don't
believe that ANYTHING that any of might us post about their personal
views will cause even one person to change their opinion on the
matter. I promise that this is my last post on this thread.

However, in the interest of lightening things up a bit, I offer the
following bit of doggerol:

Those of you that like to puff,
Don't understand all this stuff,
about cigs, cigars, pipes and snuff,
that makes vp playing very tough.

Though we non-smokers are a large band,
It is necessary for us all to share this land.
So, even though the smoke is hard to stand,
We should at try to extend a friendly hand.

As for topic, I suggest that we leaf it alone, lest it give the
administrator a king-sized headache, and he/she deems it necessary
to filter out the thread before it becomes a pain in the butt!

I'm really sorry! Due to all the smoke I inhaled last week at the
Peppermill, my brain is slightly addled!

~Babe~

P.S. Be assured that I am not quitting my day job in favor of
applying for the position of poet-laureate of the US!

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Curtis Rich" <LGTVegas@> wrote:

MOST casinos have non-smoking areas? Can you please tell me where
the non-smoking areas are at Venetian, Treasure Island, Rio,
Orleans, Flamingo, Stardust and Sunset Station because these are the
casinos that I visit regularly. Other than the poker rooms, I do not
recall seeing any non-smoking areas in any of these casinos.........

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On 6/28/06, missdeuces <missdeuces@> wrote:
.......I am not on either side. But since Casinos are not public
places but privately owned I think they are not going to be liable
for someone walking in there and breathing second-hand smoke. Most
casinos already have smoking and non-smoking areas so - if you don't
want to be around the smoke or find it unbearable - play in the
non-smoking section or go to a casino that has better
ventilation.............