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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"....so why do we still do it? "
From the minute you're born you're in a one way ticket OUT. I don't tell 4 x 4 Drivers not to drive them or have more than one & cause more danage to the dnvirinment, or a booze hound not to drink & go home & cause chaos, or people shopping to stop collecting even more carrier bags that will go into landfill, or Dictators & their Opposition rebels to stop using nerve agents on their innocent citizens, or for ConDems to consider arming more extremist cranks so that one day there's another Saddam Hussein, or for people who clearly can't afford kids to stop having sex & adding to an already fucked up world.
Let me smoke away from you in peace with my fellow addicts & leave me the feck alone.
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Aint nobody telling you not to smoke..if you wanna punch your ticket before anyone else then all the better for us that remain to enjoy the smoke free air that you will leave behind I simply asked "why" because im looking for answers to better understand my fellow man & the world we live in...perhaps you shouldn't opt to bury your head in the sand in relation to all the aforementioned issues you stated there..it's a crime in itself that we all stand by & say or do nothing whilst the world crumbles around us;-) power to the sheeple!
"....so why do we still do it?
From the minute you're born you're in a one way ticket OUT. I don't tell 4 x 4 Drivers not to drive them or have more than one & cause more danage to the dnvirinment, or a booze hound not to drink & go home & cause chaos, or people shopping to stop collecting even more carrier bags that will go into landfill, or Dictators & their Opposition rebels to stop using nerve agents on their innocent citizens, or for ConDems to consider arming more extremist cranks so that one day there's another Saddam Hussein, or for people who clearly can't afford kids to stop having sex & adding to an already fucked up world.
Let me smoke away from you in peace with my fellow addicts & leave me the feck alone.
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"My mate ran marathons, never smoked, never drank alcohol was fit as fuck and got killed on his bike.
Why did he cycle ?  "
my mate smoked his whole life since the age of 9 & gradually progressed to a 60 fags a day habit so much so that he never had the lungs for cycling or any other physical activity...suffice to say he's now currently in his 80's & still alive...why didnt he not take the tram? |
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"Everyone dies at some point if your times up its up "
yea we all must die some day but speaking strictly for myself here I like living & id rather die later than sooner & possibly avoid an agonising & soul destroying death via cancer & I believe I have am obligation to my friends & family & fellow man not to expose them to any unnecessary suffering also the economy is bad enough as it is without me burdening the NHS for costly treatments on account of my self indulgence... But I suppose im not that much apposed to people having a relaxed approach to shortening their existence on this mortal coil as we have to tackle the ever more serious issue of overpopulation...the government should make smoking compulsory in nurseries & give out free days to kids of parents who cant afford to buy them for their kids... |
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"why didnt he not take the tram?
He was eco friendly liked to watch his carbon footprint, tree hugger kind of guy which is quite apt because that was where he ended up wrapped round a tree "
oh dear ..poor fella...also perhaps it was coz trams weren't invented in Edinburgh yet & are not likely to be for another 100 year's & another 100 billion pounds! |
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"perhaps it was coz trams weren't invented in Edinburgh yet & are not likely to be for another 100 year's & another 100 billion pounds!"
Trams were in Edinburgh when you were just a sparkle in yir dads aye lol
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"Well iv smoked for 40 yrs done a 5k run and doing a 10k 1 in 10 days and fit as a fiddle "
good on ya....I've never smoked for years & it takes me to get up out of my bed! Lol proud of ya! Your a living inspiration! you should get your favourite brand of fags to sponsor you or at least give you shares for being such a loyal company...im gonna start growing tobacco (again) and set up my own brand of fags for £10 a packet....place yours orders here everyone! |
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"perhaps it was coz trams weren't invented in Edinburgh yet & are not likely to be for another 100 year's & another 100 billion pounds!
Trams were in Edinburgh when you were just a sparkle in yir dads aye lol
but yeah good point "
aye they were around 100 years ago but you wouldnt think that with all this carry on to get things right lol |
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"Well my mother and grandmother both lived well into their 80s so I reckon its looking gd for me "
fingers crossed! It must be your genes to be resistant to any I'll effects of smoking... Alot of my family have lived well into their 90's some even over 100! Well the ones who were lucky enough not to die from a number of other things that is lol apparently eating chillis is good for the heart (but not your rectum)...a fact that's recently been confirmed medically
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By *ndykayMan
over a year ago
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Have never smoked - it never appealed to me but if someone else does it doesn't bother me.
But I'd rather slide into hell at the end of my life an have satan look at me and say 'wow! What a ride you've had!' than stroll into heaven in a t jacket - so live life to the max! (If you can lol )  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"....so why do we still do it?
But I still  ya. Lol!
aww at least someone does!"
Well someone got to love you're insessant questioning mind - may as well be me. Lol!
Still me? Pmsl. |
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"Have never smoked - it never appealed to me but if someone else does it doesn't bother me.
But I'd rather slide into hell at the end of my life an have satan look at me and say 'wow! What a ride you've had!' than stroll into heaven in a t jacket - so live life to the max! (If you can lol ) "
id rather ride into hell with my Michael Jackson red leather zipper jacket on my Harley Davidson & kick Satan in the nuts & tell him "keep the change ya filthy animal" then burn rubber all the way to heaven to see what goody two shoes are awaiting me there haha |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I honestly don't mind smokers my mum is one so kinda used to it. As she says chocolate is bad for us but we like it so she likes smoking why should she give it up lol x  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I can tell you WHY I started. I always looked really younger than my years, so my thinking was I might appear older if I smoked. Some of it was peer pressure as other friends smoked. Some possibly because my Mother smoked & was used to it around me. It was also a different era. Despite being an anti-smoker myself the choice was mine, no-one else's.
I still think I don't look my age so think how I would've looked if I hadn't experimented with all the things that supposedly age me, are bad for my health, will shorten it etc.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Started smoking when I was 15 till bout 4 years ago gave it up cold turkey and started running and lost 3 stone. However the missuss still smokes. And when on holiday I have 1 cigarette at nite just before bed usually on the balcony. And then stop again the last nite and dont smoke again till next holiday |
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"Non smoker here but got the fetish! Absolutely love the look of a lady smoking, the smell of it and everything, only when im turned on though....  "
lol I love women smoking on my brown cigar...that's where I draw the line |
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Well at least your honest,cigarette companies have played a big part in making smoking look cool in the media/movies so as to sell more product..people think im weird coz I don't smoke & I dont want to look 60 when im 40 with more lines on my face than a road ordinance map
"I can tell you WHY I started. I always looked really younger than my years, so my thinking was I might appear older if I smoked. Some of it was peer pressure as other friends smoked. Some possibly because my Mother smoked & was used to it around me. It was also a different era. Despite being an anti-smoker myself the choice was mine, no-one else's.
I still think I don't look my age so think how I would've looked if I hadn't experimented with all the things that supposedly age me, are bad for my health, will shorten it etc.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Have never smoked - it never appealed to me but if someone else does it doesn't bother me.
But I'd rather slide into hell at the end of my life an have satan look at me and say 'wow! What a ride you've had!' than stroll into heaven in a t jacket - so live life to the max! (If you can lol ) id rather ride into hell with my Michael Jackson red leather zipper jacket on my Harley Davidson & kick Satan in the nuts & tell him "keep the change ya filthy animal" then burn rubber all the way to heaven to see what goody two shoes are awaiting me there haha"
Only cos you won't know anyone there ya filthy bugger. Lol |
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Hahahahahaha that's what you think...j.c is my homie & I've plucked the feather of a few Angels in my time as a hellraiser
"Have never smoked - it never appealed to me but if someone else does it doesn't bother me.
But I'd rather slide into hell at the end of my life an have satan look at me and say 'wow! What a ride you've had!' than stroll into heaven in a t jacket - so live life to the max! (If you can lol ) id rather ride into hell with my Michael Jackson red leather zipper jacket on my Harley Davidson & kick Satan in the nuts & tell him "keep the change ya filthy animal" then burn rubber all the way to heaven to see what goody two shoes are awaiting me there haha
Only cos you won't know anyone there ya filthy bugger. Lol"
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"everything you enjoy in this world is bad for you, "
Well possibly if its over indulged in.
I met a young lad in hospital who was only 25, ex RAF & ex Rugby player when I was having my first ever stay (in my mid 40s). He had lung cancer yer never smoked, exercised regularly, are healthily but lung cancer ran in his family - so he had a lung removed. I hada collapsed lung from catching a d*unk woman. I was do shocked. (I also have up smoking for 6 months but refretay started again & was yet again addicted(.
Another friend who plays football regularly, cycles etc has had more trouble with cartilage problems, swollen joints etc than I've ever had health issues. Likewise his (now) 21 yo son who played football had to have a knee operation with similar issues.
I will probably add more cases as I read further posts, but my main point is that no-one is immune from cancer, or any other health issue. Despite the reduction in smokers cancer ceases have actually risen. So what's the other links that cause cancers? Mobile phones, more traffic on the roads, modern living?
Ok I've wandered off from what Ninj asked - why do we keep smoking. Less people are smoking, tho ironically young smokers have slightly increased, but the overall figure is coming down. Why do folk smoke - well simply... It is one of the most addictive substances. However where smokers were once a substantial majority they are increasingly a minority (& a great income revenue for Govts to hammer until they no longer can. At which point they'll move onto the obese folk etc. Yet if there are few jobs that will have sufficient pensions & few youngsters even thinking about pensions then they in turn will become a sort of lower class dependent on benefits or working till they drop.)
So until I become a non smoker again (which no doubt I will when I can't afford it or don't wish to) then all I ask us a little place I can go & enjoy my vice in private or with others who wish to partake in the same vice. |
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"everything you enjoy in this world is bad for you, erm I beg to differ...exercise & eating healthy isn't bad for ya"
There's exceptions to that rule too. Some folk can never smoke, drink etc & still drop at a relatively early age. Some clients I have are well into their 80s & smoke with few health issues other than the usual hip replacements due to falls.
Yet others I know can be addicted to keeping fit & suffer all sorts of health issues. This was particularly noted with the last company I worked for where the sick days amongst the younger members were so through the roof they withdrew sick pay (despite the fact the older workers actually had less days off). So what makes the younger generation so ill? |
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By *andACouple
over a year ago
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Everyone can point to people who live healthy lives and have health problems and the people who live unhealthy lives and do just fine.
If you take a large sample size then it is clear that living an unhealthy lifestyle is more likely to result in health problems. Most of the things that are 'bad' for us can be done in moderation and still be okay (alcohol, fatty foods etc) but that's not the case with smoking.
It's responsible for over 80% of lung cancer cases, the majority of bladder cancers and oral cancer. It also increases the risk of various other forms of cancer.
People can make their choices in life as to how they want to live and there's nothing wrong with that but let's not down play the risks associated with some of these choices. |
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There are many factors that lead to cancer...genetics,over exposure to the sun...exposure to cancer causing chemicals or radiation & now "radon" which is a naturally occurring gas that's prevalent in Edinburgh apparently.. Also owns lifestyle choices as in lack of exercise & bad diet consisting of processed foods...down to exposure to plastic & fabrics containing harmful substances..even toilet paper!...living next to a nuclear power station doesn't help either...so just simply not smoking doesn't guarantee that your immune from cancer... Then again there is even the risk of passive smoking...im not sure where you got yiur figures about there being a decrease in smoking as from my perspective more people than ever are smoking these days...8 out of 10 people I know smoke...& I know alot of people
"everything you enjoy in this world is bad for you,
Well possibly if its over indulged in.
I met a young lad in hospital who was only 25, ex RAF & ex Rugby player when I was having my first ever stay (in my mid 40s). He had lung cancer yer never smoked, exercised regularly, are healthily but lung cancer ran in his family - so he had a lung removed. I hada collapsed lung from catching a d*unk woman. I was do shocked. (I also have up smoking for 6 months but refretay started again & was yet again addicted(.
Another friend who plays football regularly, cycles etc has had more trouble with cartilage problems, swollen joints etc than I've ever had health issues. Likewise his (now) 21 yo son who played football had to have a knee operation with similar issues.
I will probably add more cases as I read further posts, but my main point is that no-one is immune from cancer, or any other health issue. Despite the reduction in smokers cancer ceases have actually risen. So what's the other links that cause cancers? Mobile phones, more traffic on the roads, modern living?
Ok I've wandered off from what Ninj asked - why do we keep smoking. Less people are smoking, tho ironically young smokers have slightly increased, but the overall figure is coming down. Why do folk smoke - well simply... It is one of the most addictive substances. However where smokers were once a substantial majority they are increasingly a minority (& a great income revenue for Govts to hammer until they no longer can. At which point they'll move onto the obese folk etc. Yet if there are few jobs that will have sufficient pensions & few youngsters even thinking about pensions then they in turn will become a sort of lower class dependent on benefits or working till they drop.)
So until I become a non smoker again (which no doubt I will when I can't afford it or don't wish to) then all I ask us a little place I can go & enjoy my vice in private or with others who wish to partake in the same vice. "
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The younger generation are more substance dependent & generally have a weaker outlook about their lot in life so all the more reason to throw caution to the wind & endeavour to shorten their lifespan...folk from the oldskool are hardcore ..take a bullet on the way to work & still make it in on Time I know a young lady who had a lil sunburn & took a week off work!!! I've never taken a day off of work in my life!
"everything you enjoy in this world is bad for you, erm I beg to differ...exercise & eating healthy isn't bad for ya
There's exceptions to that rule too. Some folk can never smoke, drink etc & still drop at a relatively early age. Some clients I have are well into their 80s & smoke with few health issues other than the usual hip replacements due to falls.
Yet others I know can be addicted to keeping fit & suffer all sorts of health issues. This was particularly noted with the last company I worked for where the sick days amongst the younger members were so through the roof they withdrew sick pay (despite the fact the older workers actually had less days off). So what makes the younger generation so ill? "
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Well said...the most important thing is to educate people of the consequences & allow them to make an educated choice...too many youngsters are far more swayed with the social acceptance of looking cool than the undermined negative side effects which alot of folk dont tend to take seriously unroll they're hit with the loss of someone in their lives as a result of smoking or they themselves are hit with some of those negative side effects...a friend of mines recently almost died from collapsed lungs brought on by smoking & he had rhe fright of his life when they had to cut him open to reinflate his lungs...needless ro say he hasn't stopped smoking & he has since had. 2 trips back to the hospital in an ambulanec and he's only in his late 20's...some folk will never learn  e
"Everyone can point to people who live healthy lives and have health problems and the people who live unhealthy lives and do just fine.
If you take a large sample size then it is clear that living an unhealthy lifestyle is more likely to result in health problems. Most of the things that are 'bad' for us can be done in moderation and still be okay (alcohol, fatty foods etc) but that's not the case with smoking.
It's responsible for over 80% of lung cancer cases, the majority of bladder cancers and oral cancer. It also increases the risk of various other forms of cancer.
People can make their choices in life as to how they want to live and there's nothing wrong with that but let's not down play the risks associated with some of these choices."
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By (user no longer on site)
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" Most of the things that are 'bad' for us can be done in moderation and still be okay (alcohol, fatty foods etc) but that's not the case with smoking.."
Linz, PLEASE don't take this the wrong way...
So you can't be a social smoker (eg: only when you drink, only after a meal, only out with friends, 5 a day & NOT get some form of repercussion? Of course everything in moderation is a better policy/life choice than over indulging/doing it often but that's the same for EVERYTHING in life from crossing the road, to speeding, to eating McDonalds, to shagging.
As a compete convert to anti smoking when I did give up I really do understand why non-smokers shy away from smokers. It STINKS BigTime. I'm not even saying that it WON'T increase health problems (trust me, coming from a family of smokers I really do KNOW the downside. First hand, I certainly wish my Mother AND my Grandfather had made other choices of addiction but they didn't. Whatever their justification I understand it. I dealt with it in the best way I could by nursing then - NOT the the non-smokers.
Now no matter what an older generation tell the next generation they mostly ignore it & learn by their own mistakes.
So my point, is if people want to isolate themselves by smoking, or sit on the Net when they are out in social company, eat McDonalds, not exercise (which I don't & still lookFABULOUS. Sorry, just lightening the tone), or drive a 4x4, or lift another poly bag at Tesco's just to throw in the bin, ignore the wars in the world, or whatever that's a choice. It may not be a WISE choice but it is a choice. Or in this case it's an addiction that started off as a choice albeit a poor one. I don't think you'll meet a smoker that doesn't feel even slightly ostracised or know the health risks. Still we all crave our addiction.
However all that said, the OP asked why we still do it - the only answer is it is one of THE most addictive substances known to man. That simple.
Again, apologies if this is taken personally or sounds like a rant. It's not. It's simply a fact that even most smokers wish wasn't.
Smokers smoke because its addictive. That simple.
Anyway back to the music, the sun, a drink in the hot sun & a ciggie.
Hope yer enjoying the sun people.
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Smokers are descended from lemmings...rather than jumping off a cliff they take the slower route of a slower suicide non smokers are descendants of asthmatic tadpoles who couldnt smoke under water anyways even if they wanted to look cool like the lemmings
" Most of the things that are 'bad' for us can be done in moderation and still be okay (alcohol, fatty foods etc) but that's not the case with smoking..
Linz, PLEASE don't take this the wrong way...
So you can't be a social smoker (eg: only when you drink, only after a meal, only out with friends, 5 a day & NOT get some form of repercussion? Of course everything in moderation is a better policy/life choice than over indulging/doing it often but that's the same for EVERYTHING in life from crossing the road, to speeding, to eating McDonalds, to shagging.
As a compete convert to anti smoking when I did give up I really do understand why non-smokers shy away from smokers. It STINKS BigTime. I'm not even saying that it WON'T increase health problems (trust me, coming from a family of smokers I really do KNOW the downside. First hand, I certainly wish my Mother AND my Grandfather had made other choices of addiction but they didn't. Whatever their justification I understand it. I dealt with it in the best way I could by nursing then - NOT the the non-smokers.
Now no matter what an older generation tell the next generation they mostly ignore it & learn by their own mistakes.
So my point, is if people want to isolate themselves by smoking, or sit on the Net when they are out in social company, eat McDonalds, not exercise (which I don't & still lookFABULOUS. Sorry, just lightening the tone), or drive a 4x4, or lift another poly bag at Tesco's just to throw in the bin, ignore the wars in the world, or whatever that's a choice. It may not be a WISE choice but it is a choice. Or in this case it's an addiction that started off as a choice albeit a poor one. I don't think you'll meet a smoker that doesn't feel even slightly ostracised or know the health risks. Still we all crave our addiction.
However all that said, the OP asked why we still do it - the only answer is it is one of THE most addictive substances known to man. That simple.
Again, apologies if this is taken personally or sounds like a rant. It's not. It's simply a fact that even most smokers wish wasn't.
Smokers smoke because its addictive. That simple.
Anyway back to the music, the sun, a drink in the hot sun & a ciggie.
Hope yer enjoying the sun people.
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By (user no longer on site)
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Well you can argue all you want but I will carry on smoking drinking eating crap and having sex basically enjoying my life till my times up then bow out |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Well you can argue all you want but I will carry on smoking drinking eating crap and having sex basically enjoying my life till my times up then bow out "
Disgracefully? |
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By *andACouple
over a year ago
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" Most of the things that are 'bad' for us can be done in moderation and still be okay (alcohol, fatty foods etc) but that's not the case with smoking..
Linz, PLEASE don't take this the wrong way...
So you can't be a social smoker (eg: only when you drink, only after a meal, only out with friends, 5 a day & NOT get some form of repercussion? Of course everything in moderation is a better policy/life choice than over indulging/doing it often but that's the same for EVERYTHING in life from crossing the road, to speeding, to eating McDonalds, to shagging.
As a compete convert to anti smoking when I did give up I really do understand why non-smokers shy away from smokers. It STINKS BigTime. I'm not even saying that it WON'T increase health problems (trust me, coming from a family of smokers I really do KNOW the downside. First hand, I certainly wish my Mother AND my Grandfather had made other choices of addiction but they didn't. Whatever their justification I understand it. I dealt with it in the best way I could by nursing then - NOT the the non-smokers.
Now no matter what an older generation tell the next generation they mostly ignore it & learn by their own mistakes.
So my point, is if people want to isolate themselves by smoking, or sit on the Net when they are out in social company, eat McDonalds, not exercise (which I don't & still lookFABULOUS. Sorry, just lightening the tone), or drive a 4x4, or lift another poly bag at Tesco's just to throw in the bin, ignore the wars in the world, or whatever that's a choice. It may not be a WISE choice but it is a choice. Or in this case it's an addiction that started off as a choice albeit a poor one. I don't think you'll meet a smoker that doesn't feel even slightly ostracised or know the health risks. Still we all crave our addiction.
However all that said, the OP asked why we still do it - the only answer is it is one of THE most addictive substances known to man. That simple.
Again, apologies if this is taken personally or sounds like a rant. It's not. It's simply a fact that even most smokers wish wasn't.
Smokers smoke because its addictive. That simple.
Anyway back to the music, the sun, a drink in the hot sun & a ciggie.
Hope yer enjoying the sun people.
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Smoking is obviously very addictive and smokers have my sympathy for that. I'm not beating down on them for smoking. My post was just a response to your earlier one about healthy people falling ill etc and some smokers doing fine etc. I'm just giving out some figures that show that anecdotal evidence frequently doesn't show the true facts.
* Disclaimer the word 'true' doesn't imply you are lying. It's just the most appropriate term to use when discussing the bigger picture and I couldn't think of another one. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Smoking causes impotence in men & leatherface syndrome in women"
Show me yer buns & I'll show ya impotence.lmao.
Didn't think so. Meh, next 23 yo please. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Now there's an idea I could wear my celtic top at the same time haha "
You KEEP wearing it Lass. As long as you choose.
Btw - Mon the Gers! See ya in a few years hon. xxx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Smoking causes impotence in men & leatherface syndrome in women
Leatherface,,,that'll be the dehydration from smoking?"
Waters the saucy secret i think,,if drinking booze try drinking water too they tell us, coffee, try drinking water too, smoking, water it down too? |
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"My ex was a smoker and fathered 10 children no impotency there "
are all the 10 children smokers also? do you secretly work for the tobacco companies? Sent here to infiltrate fab & promote smoking to the swinger community who aren't already addicted? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Haha only 2 of them smoke and no I don't work for the tobacco companies I just believe in letting people live their lives the way it works for them btw I don't work fo junk food alcahol or condom companys either |
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"Haha only 2 of them smoke and no I don't work for the tobacco companies I just believe in letting people live their lives the way it works for them btw I don't work fo junk food alcahol or condom companys either "
do you mean to insinuate that I don't believe in letting people live their lives? Despite the fact I've already stated otherwise...incidentally the tobacco & junk food corporations dont believe in just letting people live their lives unfortunately...which is why us that do should team up & fight them & undermine their plan to rob us of that option |
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By *riendly foeWoman
over a year ago
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"incidentally the tobacco & junk food corporations dont believe in just letting people live their lives unfortunately..."
Really??
Never seen any slogan stating we MUST do something we dont want to do |
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"another great killer is people not looking before Thayer leap
Im scared of heights....I ALWAYS look before I leap "
ya clearly didn't if ya mistook the gist of this post to be one of discouraging my fellow man to shorten their existence so that I might have a better shot at getting a decent pension if any at all if I live long enough to dodge the increases in retiring ages lol |
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By *riendly foeWoman
over a year ago
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"another great killer is people not looking before Thayer leap
Im scared of heights....I ALWAYS look before I leap ya clearly didn't if ya mistook the gist of this post to be one of discouraging my fellow man to shorten their existence so that I might have a better shot at getting a decent pension if any at all if I live long enough to dodge the increases in retiring ages lol"
And what makes you believe you are going to live longer?
On your soapbox again....careful you dont slip |
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over a year ago
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"Oh yeh I'd like to die with a drink in 1 hand a fag in the other and a man between my legs perfect thats the leading cause of house fires...people falling asleep/dying with a fag in their hand"
Err can I just point out that cigarettes now go OUT if they are left to burn for a certain amount if time. This was made mandatory in order to stop house fires. The biggest cause of house fires is caused by d*unk or forgetful people & faulty wiring.
The biggest cause of fires is probably caused by wee arseholes setting fire to stuff they shouldn't.
Kidding people. Just lightening the tone again.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"another great killer is people not looking before Thayer leap
Im scared of heights....I ALWAYS look before I leap ya clearly didn't if ya mistook the gist of this post to be one of discouraging my fellow man to shorten their existence so that I might have a better shot at getting a decent pension if any at all if I live long enough to dodge the increases in retiring ages lol"
You won't. Your ass is toast on the retirement thing. Us oldies JUST might make it tho |
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Well.simply because I've tried to shorten my existence in all manner of ways & they keep sending me back telling me that I need to get up on my soapbox & sell soap to soapdodgers coz theyre all coming down to hell & reeking the place out & theres enough flies as it is there...ya cant even open your mouth for fear of swallowing a 100 of the buggers before you could say supercalifragilisticespialidocious!
"another great killer is people not looking before Thayer leap
Im scared of heights....I ALWAYS look before I leap ya clearly didn't if ya mistook the gist of this post to be one of discouraging my fellow man to shorten their existence so that I might have a better shot at getting a decent pension if any at all if I live long enough to dodge the increases in retiring ages lol
And what makes you believe you are going to live longer?
On your soapbox again....careful you dont slip "
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"Oh im so very hurt and upset you used the word soapdodger...........
Most soapdodgers live in Leith Foe, so you're ok
Is it ok for me to stop crying now then? "
just apply soap to your tears until you have a lather & wash off afterwards with more tears for a clean & refreshing feeling |
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By *aucy3Couple
over a year ago
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"....so why do we still do it?"
it's the motion,it's the nicotine,it's the tar,it's all those other chemicals,they give for free.
it's the general disapproval,it's the one with a drink,it's the new friends you meet whilst outside for a smoke,it's the first drag in the morning,it's the one before bed,and it's always your choice. |
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"....so why do we still do it?
it's the motion,it's the nicotine,it's the tar,it's all those other chemicals,they give for free.
it's the general disapproval,it's the one with a drink,it's the new friends you meet whilst outside for a smoke,it's the first drag in the morning,it's the one before bed,and it's always your choice."
The one after the gym is the best lol |
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