Smoke Or Not To Smoke

[thewizeard]

i dont smoke...

why do people smoke ??? lol

It often happens during "spontaneous combustion".. The smoke a by-product, caused by insufficient oxygen... ?

[Mr JP Fugley]

in the spirit of healthy debate, i'm going to have to disagree with this:

There is nothing which is analogous with smoking.

So why do people keep trying to debate this issue by analogy.

smoking is something that many people do, to lighten up and relax

drinking is something that many people do, to lighten up and relax



so the similarity is in the motivation, although the means are different

Have you ever sat in the same room as people drinking and become passively drunk, or subjected your liver to the dangers of alcohol. You are subjected to the dangers of smoking every time you sit in the same room as people who are smoking. The more smoking going on the more it effects you. The same cannot be said for sitting in a room where people are drinking.

A person who doesn't drink can go through their whole life without any of the physical effects of drinking. A person who does not smoke can die of throat cancer as a direct result of passive smoking

[pipsta]

If us smokers have to go without a cigarette while we are out and about, they should make fat people
stay indoors, because fat people make me feel sick and seriously damages my mental health

[vidcc]

Have you ever sat in the same room as people drinking and become passively drunk, or subjected your liver to the dangers of alcohol. You are subjected to the dangers of smoking every time you sit in the same room as people who are smoking. The more smoking going on the more it effects you. The same cannot be said for sitting in a room where people are drinking.

A person who doesn't drink can go through their whole life without any of the physical effects of drinking. A person who does not smoke can die of throat cancer as a direct result of passive smoking

I get your point and you are correct, however if we were to able to compare the "innocent" deaths/injury attributed directly to both habits I'm guessing alcohol would win.

[weenden]

i used to enjoy my smokes but it got to the point i like breathing better but if someone said i was going to kick the bucket id go get a pack of smokes and light up caus i did enjoy em

[giant]

smoking kills!

[KRink]

i used to like smoking cigs, but now have moved onto healthier drugs like morphine and heroin, which dont damage the internal organs, unless you are using street shit with impurities of course.

[TYPE R]

i want 2 stop smoking it is a bad fucking habit, but it's really hard 2 stop

[Barbarossa]

Have you ever sat in the same room as people drinking and become passively drunk, or subjected your liver to the dangers of alcohol. You are subjected to the dangers of smoking every time you sit in the same room as people who are smoking. The more smoking going on the more it effects you. The same cannot be said for sitting in a room where people are drinking.

A person who doesn't drink can go through their whole life without any of the physical effects of drinking. A person who does not smoke can die of throat cancer as a direct result of passive smoking

I get your point and you are correct, however if we were to able to compare the "innocent" deaths/injury attributed directly to both habits I'm guessing alcohol would win.

Good point.

Binge drinking has become the scourge of the English (British?) town centres at night.

If they had only just invented alcohol, it would be a banned substance. I dunno what the answer is.

[bunny67]

i used to like smoking cigs, but now have moved onto healthier drugs like morphine and heroin, which dont damage the internal organs, unless you are using street shit with impurities of course.