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Posted by: Twitch666
guess what twitch is doing now
im pretty sure its drugs.

  • 01.28.2005 9:44 PM PDT
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well its definately not women

  • 01.28.2005 10:01 PM PDT
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Posted by: Halifax
Eventually you will quit? Umm, it's called addiction, it isn't quite that easy.


Hey man I never said I wasn't addicted. I'm completely and horribly addicted to smoking. The point of my post is that I don't really care.

Eventually yes, I will quit, and it will be hard. I'm just glad that I'll have my friends and folks there to support me whenever I decide to do it.

As for Australia and smoking. I'm in Melbourne, and Victoria is certainly doing a lot to cut down on smoking. In 2007, the state government is introducing smoking bans in pubs and clubs. There is already a ban on smoking in restaurants. There are rumors of smoking bans for public spaces such as train platforms and outside office buildings, but nothing is concrete.

  • 01.28.2005 10:50 PM PDT

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Smoking is bad, don't do it.

  • 01.28.2005 11:13 PM PDT
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I'm 18 and have never smoked, drank alcohol or done drugs. Don't intend to ever start smoking or doing drugs either (maybe I'll drink eventually, almost everyone does at some point). I have enough bad addictions as it is: Ice cream (or anything sugary), Cafffeine, Halo 2, and Tetris are the biggest ones. I've seen the inside of a smoker's lung and the inside of a non-smokers lung, and if you ever saw it I think it would definitely discourage you from starting smoking and if you're a smoker, you'd definitely give serious thought to quitting. Besides the health risks, smoking a pack a day for 45 years amounts to over $500,000 (assuming 4-6% interest compounded). My advice: don't start and quit if you have.

  • 01.28.2005 11:47 PM PDT
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I have a friend who likes to describe smoking as: "Long term suicide and willing all your money to the cigarette companies"

  • 01.28.2005 11:51 PM PDT
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your mom?

  • 01.29.2005 3:20 AM PDT
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Ok, time to spin my sad tale of woe that all will skip and ignore...

I got some new friends when I got into 6th form, and they did e v e r y t h i n g. And so did I. Vodka, cigarettes, poppers, -blam!- etc. Then I realised where it was going and wisely stepped out and got new friends. Now I'm ok, I still have a cigar on occasion, about 1 every 2-3 months, and I have an occasional drink of Baileys/lager/beer with my much better friends. I have learned.

I had a cigar with Ricky Gervais once, funny guy. (Americans might not know him.)

  • 01.29.2005 5:45 AM PDT
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And I met Prince Charles when I was 15, just to rub it in.


Ok, I'll stop now.

  • 01.29.2005 5:46 AM PDT

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