the pope

its fumbles like that, that reassure me how overrated michael vick truly is. oh, and the brownies played well too.

bah

^are they anything like the "new" cars?

yeah, only had to spend about two seconds outside of the Arena District to find that out. (in columbus)

I need to reiterate that while I am a smoker, and I disagree with the ban: some of the responses people are posting here (specifically those pro-smoking) are absolutely ridiculous. If somehow you think that: 1) Second hand smoke is not bad for you 2) Smoking is a constitutional Right 3) 60+% of the voters (in a democracy mind you) telling smokers to take it elsewhere is "wrong" 4) The Ohio Government is run by fascists. You sir, are an idiot.

have you ever driven on I-71 Before? I've seen multiple contractors within a single county.

1) nearly everything i say is not meant to be taken seriously (especially posts less than one or two lines long) 2) if both issues passed, there would have been some adjustment to restaurants here in cuyahoga (and across the state), but bans such as Columbus' would have been rescinded.

i cant wait to meet the author of that book and give him a piece of my mind.

and "whimsical" statues

what the heezy is the clean indoor air fund? damn liberals creating a larger bureaucracy already!

don't forget the statue of me!

That all depends on how bad you're jonesing. Jonesing for a smoke free environment or jonesing for a cigarette? Side note: It should be fun to see how creative some restaurants will go to get an area called a patio. In Ontario's Ban, rooms area exposed to the elements was a criteria, so a handful of Restaurants Just installed some garage door windows and some space heaters (obviously not for the whole restaurant). You did end up with some pretty sweet patios (though filled with smoke).

ooh, found it: Dump Injured Reserve, Please? By Gregg Easterbrook http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=easterbrook/061107

I'm sure by the end of January we'll see a slew of poorly written articles having either joe schmo or suzy snowflake talking about their bar/restaurant blabbering about a rise or lowering of revenue

walked by the corner alley for the first time in a bit. I recommend you doing so also in the near future, some good progress cranking out still. (or just take a camera)

there was a great article about the roster cap in espn (page 2 methinks). Sayings its old and outdated. Their argument was that because of the Salary Cap, a roster cap is unnecessary. Also some commentary on how stupid the injured reserve is.

woah woah woah, keep me unassociated with that right wing fascist.

^which is why you go to the private clubs. say good bye to 3:2 beer!

Rage Runner have you ever been to salt lake city? there is an extremely large private club scene to get around the state's restrictive liquor laws. Twenty dollar handshakes still do work. thank you, and good day.

we'll end up just like salt lake city! its either that or I join the elks lodge

i take offense to "bomb ann arbor now" what did kalamazoo ever do to columbus?

The strawman says: People can avoid second hand smoke just like people can avoid trans fats. (but government chooses to legislate on it anyway)

not if you keep raising cigarette taxes. (though as i have mentioned there is stronger connection between public smoking bans and reduction in smoking levels, than a raise in the price of cigarettes and smoking levels.) You know it just occurred to me, that if Studies hold true, issue 18 will now effectively earn 10-15% less in tax revenue for the arts.

now only if jhonny remembers how to take a step to his left!