Here in my state smoking has been literally banned in bar's ,and resteraunts.
Although I dont smoke ,and dont plan on it. It still utterly pisses me off.
A state law shouldnt force The owners of establishments to ban smoking. If they WANT to they can go ahead ,and do it. But it should be the OWNERS choice.You dont like the fact he allows smoking? Dont go to him. Because already some people had banned it.
Also what do you expect going in a bar??? It is Smoking ,and drinking going on.....And i would rather have a guy smoking alongside me than a drunk who might drive off ,and wreck his car into me later.
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True. it does lesen a persons lifetime... Although...... i am not going to disuiade people from doing it if they wish.
Even so. It should be THAT PERSONS choice of weather he smokes or not. he know's the risk's.
PLUS.... Sorry demon.
But i got to go with Kit-fox.
I DO agree that it lessens a person's lifetime POSSIBLY. I personally believe some people are not affected by smoking.
I would say a person would be more likely to have smoked earlier in teh century (Say 1950.) ,and still lived than if a person started now.
The entire society is less healthy on whole anyway. Plus i believe the food isnt quite as healthy either...
PLUS. They say marijuana has gotten more powerful in teh past decade. Couldnt tobbacco have gotten worse over 40 years?
My final thought on this.
Today the entire population is less healthy on average then 50 years ago. The body cannot take as much as it used to ,and is likely more suseptible to smoke than previously.
Even so. It should be THAT PERSONS choice of weather he smokes or not. he know's the risk's.
PLUS.... Sorry demon.
But i got to go with Kit-fox.
I DO agree that it lessens a person's lifetime POSSIBLY. I personally believe some people are not affected by smoking.
I would say a person would be more likely to have smoked earlier in teh century (Say 1950.) ,and still lived than if a person started now.
The entire society is less healthy on whole anyway. Plus i believe the food isnt quite as healthy either...
PLUS. They say marijuana has gotten more powerful in teh past decade. Couldnt tobbacco have gotten worse over 40 years?
My final thought on this.
Today the entire population is less healthy on average then 50 years ago. The body cannot take as much as it used to ,and is likely more suseptible to smoke than previously.

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Smoking kills.
Doesn't mean I don't bum the occasional smoke, or that I want the government ordering bars and co. to be 'clean'... but please, you are kidding yourself if you don't believe the average smoker is breathing far to much filth to keep them healthy over their lifetime.
Common sense... Something I fear government interfearance reduces.
Doesn't mean I don't bum the occasional smoke, or that I want the government ordering bars and co. to be 'clean'... but please, you are kidding yourself if you don't believe the average smoker is breathing far to much filth to keep them healthy over their lifetime.
Common sense... Something I fear government interfearance reduces.
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The Xeno wrote:Smoking kills.
Doesn't mean I don't bum the occasional smoke, or that I want the government ordering bars and co. to be 'clean'... but please, you are kidding yourself if you don't believe the average smoker is breathing far to much filth to keep them healthy over their lifetime.
Common sense... Something I fear government interfearance reduces.
but the smoking ban makes a hell of a difference. i went to a pub up the north put two months ago and you definitly notice the difference

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No, I mean outliers.
http://www.uvm.edu/~dhowell/gradstat/ps ... mage85.gif
In the above example outliers would exist at, but not exclusive to, 750 and 4250
a better example can be seen here(as circles above the 3rd quartile):
http://www.ymed.lu.se/staff/aax/doc/figure12.gif
I don;t know about the statement about living longer. there are a lot of confounding variables that come into play.
- increased env. concern and action
- reduction on pesticides and insecticides
- chemical composition of cigarettes may have changed
- etc.
http://www.uvm.edu/~dhowell/gradstat/ps ... mage85.gif
In the above example outliers would exist at, but not exclusive to, 750 and 4250
a better example can be seen here(as circles above the 3rd quartile):
http://www.ymed.lu.se/staff/aax/doc/figure12.gif
I don;t know about the statement about living longer. there are a lot of confounding variables that come into play.
- increased env. concern and action
- reduction on pesticides and insecticides
- chemical composition of cigarettes may have changed
- etc.

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Re: Banning of Dangerous Substance!!!!
demon (MIA) wrote:recently i have been studying in school chemistry a chemical that is extremely addictive, lethal and above all, its completely legal
this chemical is a simple molecule with dire effects
-its highly addictive causing severe withdrawal symptoms in addicts that dont get it every few hours
-it contributes to global warming
-in gas form it can burn skin
-when broken down into a simpler forms it is extremely explosive
-around 60 thousand people OD on this substance each year
all i can say is that the only reason the govenment have not banned it already is, i belive, becasue they themselves are addicted to it aswell
hence i am starting a petition to bann this substance, and i am testing to see if i have any real hope using these forums
please help me in this
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Capo wrote:the funnyfarm is now welcoming anyoen who honestly believes smoking isn't bad for you. For those of you who actually think that it's good for you, im sorry. It's too late for you.
Capo, please remeber to be respectful. I don't see anything respectful in what you wrote.
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