[Tom]

Unnecessary guilt or an effective way to get the message across?

[Lewis.]

A very effective way I think.

[ugly]

a shite way to advertise giving up smoking

[arista]

Originally Posted by Tom

Unnecessary guilt or an effective way to get the message across?

Very Clever way.

[Brad.]

Yeah, I think it works/will work well.

[InOne]

Don't think it makes any difference really, if a kid grows up around smoking, they will be used to it and most likely start smoking themselves anyway. I don't know many kids that are that soppy in real life

[WOMBAI]

A more effective way! If we don't care enough about ourselves, hopefully we care enough about our kids!

[Captain.Remy]

It does not make me want to give up smoking to be honest simply because I never did smoke around children and I still don't and people who do that are assholes. Fine, you're a smoker, but don't do that around a kid. It's nasty.

[InOne]

To be honest, it annoys me how much the UK have become health freaks. They have a lot more to worry about than who is smoking and what some kid gets for lunch at school

[Stu]

I am sensible and thus I don't smoke around children. Simple.

[Ninastar]

Its really annoying tbh. Espsially this new I'd do anything one.

[LemonJam]

Both tbh.

[BB_Eye]

Patronising and mean-spirited if you ask me. I actually prefer regular adverts... which is saying a lot.

[InOne]

Originally Posted by BB_Eye

Patronising and mean-spirited if you ask me. I actually prefer regular adverts... which is saying a lot.

Good use of the word Patronising, you hit the nail on the head