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Do YOU smoke?

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Do you smoke?

Do you smoke? if so , for how long?

Cigarettes and or Cannabis
(edited 8 years ago)

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You need to be more specific..weed? Cannabis?
No. :colondollar: I find it difficult to be around the smell of smoking (of any kind!)
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saxsan4
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Original post by RiahDawson
You need to be more specific..weed? Cannabis?


Smoking anything
no :s-smilie: why would i want to when every 10 causes a cell mutation (leant that the other day :colondollar:)
Well let's see:

-It's expensive
-It lowers your life expectancy
-Your breath will stink
-Many more..

Nah, I think I'll pass.:smile:
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Original post by CoolCavy
no :s-smilie: why would i want to when every 10 causes a cell mutation (leant that the other day :colondollar:)


I bet you puff some of that ganja now and again?:eyeball:

Don't you?
Original post by Ya Dunno
I bet you puff some of that ganja now and again?:eyeball:

Don't you?


ganja? and no i don't smoke anything :h:
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Never cigarettes or tobacco but occasionally weed, not on the regular though. :tongue:
Before exams yes
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Clomper
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Cheaper ways to kill myself if I wanted to
Original post by CoolCavy
ganja? and no i don't smoke anything :h:


Ganja= Marijuana.

I am just joking.:lol:
Hell no
Original post by saxsan4
Smoking anything


In that case no 😂.
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saxsan4
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smoking is waste of money
No, but I'm thinking about perhaps starting to smoke tobacco.
Never have. Never will. :noway:
Original post by CoolCavy
no :s-smilie: why would i want to when every 10 causes a cell mutation (leant that the other day :colondollar:)


Just a tip for biology exams: never say that a mutagen causes a mutation at A Level. Certainly don't say that every 10 cigarettes cause a mutation because that's just asking to be penalised. Strictly speaking, it increases the rate of mutations. :wink:
Original post by Hydeman
Just a tip for biology exams: never say that a mutagen causes a mutation at A Level. Strictly speaking, it increases the rate of mutations. :wink:


thanks :smile: i'll remember that! (we haven't actually done that topic yet but we had a guest speaker :smile:)
jamaican tea is winning.

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