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Then it is fine.
Not a whole lot to see…
Smoking area behind gift shop…
Photo courtesy of Kevin Rose.
Found in China.
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Have a cigar
Smorking allowed
It’s not on fire yet.
The drinking museum is a lot more interesting.
No smoke without fire.
There’s probably a video screen in there playing this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o41A91X5pns
Even if I wanted to smoke a museum, I wouldn’t know which end to light.
This is a most exclusive Museum.
Most museums, you go to see something.
This one, you go to – not see – something.
Afterwards, you can regale your friends and relatives, with tales of what you did, “not see”.
I hear the “Hall of uptight busybodies” is really something to see.
Their Lung Cancer collection is impressive!
No affiliation with the Vaping museum.
One of the display items is the “NO SMORKING” sign.
The Harry Kuntze room is something to see also.
For some reason I can’t escape thinking that a “No Smoking” Museum is something Kurt Vonnegut would have put into one of his books….
The hi tech displays were all smoke and mirrors
@Marum | 5:48 am: Maybe they are trying to keep up with certain other cities in Europe that have nazi museums.
Just watch your ash.
@Marum | 3:23 pm: I’ve seen the Hugh Jarse room. All the exhibits were cracked.
The lady on the right was put in irons after she was found smoking on the premises.