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I see public smoking to be problematic and anti-social, since such folk don't seem to care about the health of others due to 2nd hand smoke.
Last year I flew from Midway to Laguardia and when I arrived I realized that I left my smokes in the central time zone. I walked out to the smokers pen and asked someone there for a cigarette and we wound up chatting for like 20 min before our pickup arrived.
Wait until you find out about tge health effects of fire, gas cooking, and car exhaust
three things i think about everytime i stop smoking :( why bother? I feel better when i dont smoke, after the first three days anyway
I don't like those too. A reason why I support the popularisation of electric vehicles and induction cooking.
And is it not like saying 'the climate will likely change, so why have complaints on the global warming adding to it'?
Why pour oil on the fire?