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Originally Posted by got mud?
for once i have to agree with golf. people complain to much. they are getting soft. years ago you. look at the generations past. people now a days cant hold a candle to what your granparents went through or your parents. as for cancer etc you what it is. its nature. only the strong survive mess with that and sooner or later it gonna catch up. in nature the sick and the weak dont reproduce. 30 years ago everyone smoked and it was the egg that was going to kill us all. now whats next.
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Hmmm - well, after they get rid of all tobacco (cigs, snuff, chewing tobacco) that still leaves:
coffee
soft drinks
meat
any internal combustion engine
beans
plastic
oil
anything used to clean anything
eggs
fiberglass
obesity
being outdoors in the sun
plastic surgery
non-organic vegatables
tv, radio, cell phones (anything that creates an electro-magnetic wave)
ya - all of these things are either annoying, causes annoying smells, and in at least 1 instance someone around them had cancer, so something in the list above had to cause it.
I do have a serious question, however...
In one of these smoking vs non-smoking topics, someone posted a message about someone who died of ovarian cancer from smoking.
Ummm - did she not know where to place the cigarette?
People can get cancer from just about anything. I hate to tell you this, but not a single person on here is *NOT* going to die. You will die of something. It's inevitable. And saying that smoking will kill you, ya, there's a chance it will. There's also the chance that it won't. My grandfather passed away last year. He was 95 years old, smoked from the time he was 12 years old and drank every day of his life. Know what he died of? He fell down the stairs in his house. Oh, wait, maybe he was going down after a pack of cigs, so smoking really did kill him. I didn't think of that.
I also know people who do not smoke, never have smoked, do not work around places with people who smoke and have asthma. I know people who have smoked basically forever and don't have asthma.