Should chewing gum be banned?

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Postby take_a_pop » Wed Jan 25, 2006 1:32 pm

petewick wrote:Just think of the amount of people who chew gum to help stop smoking.

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Thits rite, they you'st tae chuck awa thur doats, noo its thur gum, aye yuil niffer win oan this wan, whoots in the dug, will cum oot in the pup. Tis it naw a troo seyin.
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Postby petewick » Wed Jan 25, 2006 1:37 pm

That's a cracker of a saying. Where did you get that from?


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Postby Lochside » Thu Jan 26, 2006 2:26 pm

I was horrified to read that it costs 3p to produce a pack of chewing gum, and 8p to clean up. As children WILL buy sweets with their money, if a little moral pressure was applied to local shopkeepers - by perhaps the Community Council - to STOP stocking chewing gum - I am sure they would be willing to help to improve the streets of Campbeltown. No one wants to have Main Street look as it does. Another gripe: the rundown state of the property below the Town Hall - a bad image, compare with surrounding buildings.
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Postby take_a_pop » Thu Jan 26, 2006 5:32 pm

petewick wrote:That's a cracker of a saying. Where did you get that from?


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Whin ye huv been aboot ist lang as masel, Petewick, ye tend tae heer wee seyins thit stik in yur heed.
But tis naw sa easi tae membur who se'd thim tae me, sorri but a furst herd thit wan 20 or 30 yeers ago.
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Postby Pete Reek » Thu Jan 26, 2006 11:24 pm

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Postby petewick » Fri Jan 27, 2006 11:27 am

Pete Reek wrote:.
I expect the Matrons away tae empty the hot watter bottle ontae yur bed again so that ye hae an excuse in the mornin :D

Cheerio jeest noo Pop, lakely ahll hear fae ye shortly :wink:



Aye, an' she's away tae pit the the dinner on wance the mattress has been flipped ower, I think it's Gorillas Head that he gets on a Friday.

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Postby madscotsbloke » Fri Jan 27, 2006 11:34 am

are we getting to the stage where we are going to see "CHEWERS" huts outside sweet shops????????????

is there nothing left in this world that IS socially acceptable?!?!?!?!?!?

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Postby Malky » Fri Jan 27, 2006 1:14 pm

The problem is not the chewing gum - it's the people who spit it out onto the ground. You can't ban chewing gum because some people are anti-social.

At that bit in Main Street, it is mostly the school kids that cause the mess. They come down for their lunch, spit out the gum and eat their grub outside the takeaway.

Maybe they need a "gum post" where they can stick their gum whilst eating. When they finish, they can peel their gum off and continue chewing. Bugger if they can't remember which is theirs' tho' :shock: :wink:

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