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RoamingOrator Joined Fri 07/20/07 Posts: 4943	Tue 05/13/08 02:50 PM
i can think of better ways to relieve stress And what may that be Tina? Sex??? Well, be careful, you could get AIDS, Chlamydia, Genital warts, Herpes, Gonorrhea, Hepatitis and Syphilis. And don't forget, you'll want a cigarette afterwords!! :D

jtip1977 Joined Mon 11/12/07 Posts: 10410	Tue 05/13/08 02:51 PM
i can think of better ways to relieve stress And what may that be Tina? Sex??? Well, be careful, you could get AIDS, Chlamydia, Genital warts, Herpes, Gonorrhea, Hepatitis and Syphilis. And don't forget, you'll want a cigarette afterwords!! :D LMAO

jennyjmn720 Joined Sun 12/16/07 Posts: 2554	Tue 05/13/08 02:52 PM
jesus did you swollow an excylopedia tonight hun??

justme32 Joined Fri 03/21/08 Posts: 1515	Tue 05/13/08 03:03 PM
Light one up NON SMOKERS - You don't know what you're missing. It will relieve all of your anger towards us smokers. And it will relieve your stress filled day - even if for a few minutes. No way would I ever smoke a cigarette. The smell is awful. I like breathing without feeling like my lungs are full of mucus. I don't want to cough and gag all the time. I don't want to feel like I'm out of breathe. My lungs are more important than missing something that is going to harm me. I don't want cancer. I rather feel stressed and have anger toward smokers. At least I know I will be able to breathe. Sorry no offense. Besides my daughter will need my lungs someday.

Nickinolosers Joined Thu 06/07/07 Posts: 15208	Tue 05/13/08 03:04 PM
i never smoked cigs but i've given up smoking for 2 yrs now I want some of what she's been smoking!!! Me too

itsmetina Joined Sun 12/09/07 Posts: 18944	Tue 05/13/08 03:04 PM
i can think of better ways to relieve stress And what may that be Tina? Sex??? Well, be careful, you could get AIDS, Chlamydia, Genital warts, Herpes, Gonorrhea, Hepatitis and Syphilis. i'm looking to have sex with some1 i

RoamingOrator Joined Fri 07/20/07 Posts: 4943	Tue 05/13/08 03:05 PM
i can think of better ways to relieve stress And what may that be Tina? Sex??? Well, be careful, you could get AIDS, Chlamydia, Genital warts, Herpes, Gonorrhea, Hepatitis and Syphilis. i'm looking to have sex with some1 i Well, I'm not busy and I guarentee I haven't a thing on his list, except cigarettes.

kkKen Joined Mon 11/12/07 Posts: 11228	Tue 05/13/08 03:07 PM


rtaylor74 Joined Sun 01/20/08 Posts: 1188	Tue 05/13/08 03:11 PM Edited by rtaylor74 on Tue 05/13/08 03:11 PM
Light one up NON SMOKERS - You don't know what you're missing. It will relieve all of your anger towards us smokers. And it will relieve your stress filled day - even if for a few minutes. No way would I ever smoke a cigarette. The smell is awful. I like breathing without feeling like my lungs are full of mucus. I don't want to cough and gag all the time. I don't want to feel like I'm out of breathe. My lungs are more important than missing something that is going to harm me. I don't want cancer. I rather feel stressed and have anger toward smokers. At least I know I will be able to breathe. Sorry no offense. Besides my daughter will need my lungs someday. Science Daily - Oct 1,2007 The analysis of 2,334 men and women aged 45-64 years also found that long-term stress is associated with increased risk of coronary heart disease in both men and women. Specifically, researchers found that men with high trait anger scores had 1.7 times greater odds for developing hypertension than those with low or moderate scores, and high trait anger scores were associated with a 90 percent increase in the risk of progression to coronary heart disease in prehypertensive men. Moreover, both men and women with high levels of long-term psychological stress had 1.68 times greater odds for developing coronary heart disease than those with low or moderate stress. Pardon me, while I go light up on my balcony, in the privacy of my own home.

debbie1980 Joined Sun 09/09/07 Posts: 20487	Tue 05/13/08 03:15 PM
Because without tobacco, the value size McDonalds meals, alcohol, air pollution and every other conceivable cause of (inevitable) death is cancelled out and irrelevant. Give me a break. I'm an engineer who worked in plastics for 12 years. Every rail car of Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC - the stuff in your water pipes, kids jungle gyms, ketchup bottles and a host of other things in your house) was stamped with a big @$$ sticker that read: "WARNING - POLYVINYL CHLORIDE (PVC) IS A KNOWN CARCINOGEN" So let's just ban everything that's bad for you. Let's start with TV, newspapers, freedom, opinions and forums that allow the uniformed to express the equivalent of pig vomit without restraint.

symbelmyne Joined Mon 01/14/08 Posts: 5356	Tue 05/13/08 03:16 PM
The non-smokers on here? I mean, seriously....lighten up and have a cig. Dude...have a beer....your liver will thank you.

justme32 Joined Fri 03/21/08 Posts: 1515	Tue 05/13/08 03:54 PM
Light one up NON SMOKERS - You don't know what you're missing. It will relieve all of your anger towards us smokers. And it will relieve your stress filled day - even if for a few minutes. No way would I ever smoke a cigarette. The smell is awful. I like breathing without feeling like my lungs are full of mucus. I don't want to cough and gag all the time. I don't want to feel like I'm out of breathe. My lungs are more important than missing something that is going to harm me. I don't want cancer. I rather feel stressed and have anger toward smokers. At least I know I will be able to breathe. Sorry no offense. Besides my daughter will need my lungs someday. Science Daily - Oct 1,2007 The analysis of 2,334 men and women aged 45-64 years also found that long-term stress is associated with increased risk of coronary heart disease in both men and women. Specifically, researchers found that men with high trait anger scores had 1.7 times greater odds for developing hypertension than those with low or moderate scores, and high trait anger scores were associated with a 90 percent increase in the risk of progression to coronary heart disease in prehypertensive men. Moreover, both men and women with high levels of long-term psychological stress had 1.68 times greater odds for developing coronary heart disease than those with low or moderate stress. Pardon me, while I go light up on my balcony, in the privacy of my own home. There's a cure for stress, not cancer. I still choose stress over smoking.