Some people just don't get the message.

 

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I would like to applaud the Singapore Cancer Society for making such a terrific ash tray.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Most manufacturers forget to add a place to rest cigars.

Singaporeans are groovy.

 

I don't think it will die out, and frankly I think there are better things to worry about. And I say that as a non-smoking paranoid.

where can I get one?

...Singapore...

I wonder if they sell them mail-order?

I think the ashtray is quite clever. I don't know how effective it is. I'd be just as happy to see smoking go away completely, but I don't see it happening soon.

...Because it's not as if people will do something esle that is bad for them when smoking goes away, and we will all live for ever in brotherly harmony?

 

I'd be in favour of devoting all smoking taxes to the space race. We have to get off this doomed rock, people.

People should let smokers alone. Smoking isn't as bad as people claim, and you can tell this is true by the complete baloney of the mythical myth of '2nd hand smoke being more deadly than 1st hand smoke'.

 

Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha!

 

All this ludicrous anti smoking talk makes me WANT to TAKE UP smoking just in spite.

I don't really care if people smoke or not, just as long they don't do it around me.

Smoking will not die out, nor should it. And snuff didn't die out, either. I know plenty of guys who like a pinch, and it's also useful for keeping yourself awake. Just a little dab under each eyelid.

 

You can moan about smoking all you want, but believe me, there are worse things out there for you. I'd rather light up a cigarette than take a bite out of McDonald's food.

The only thing I dislike about smoking is that smoking in public is perfectly legal (or it was, in the case of some places), but you can be arrested for engaging in public bukkake. The hypocrisy of it all!

All this ludicrous anti smoking talk makes me WANT to TAKE UP smoking just in spite.

Please, don't let us stop you.

If your goal is for the smoking to kill me, NumbersU, you do realzie it takes decades for it to do that. I start today, and I'll die from lung cancer when I'm 70 (if I'm unlucky). I'm not too worried about that.

Smoking is bad for your sex life.

Smoking is bad for your sex life.

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Categorically untrue.

It is,when you're poor like me,you can't afford both smokes and dates.

 

Life sucks.

I don't care if smokers die. Except that I want them to, since they smell bad. So die.

If your goal is for the smoking to kill me, NumbersU, you do realzie it takes decades for it to do that. I start today, and I'll die from lung cancer when I'm 70 (if I'm unlucky). I'm not too worried about  that.

Not really. I was simply amused at your apparent threatening us with doing something stupid for a stupid reason. You go, Volo.

 

 

Categorically untrue.

Do a Google search for "smoking and impotence" and watch the results. While I'm not a physician, I have a feeling that if it was "categorically untrue", it wouldn't be so widespread a notion. Yes, yes. I know that flat Earth was a widespread notion too, but the scientific method was applied for this one.

Categorically untrue.

Do a Google search for "smoking and impotence" and watch the results. While I'm not a physician, I have a feeling that if it was "categorically untrue", it wouldn't be so widespread a notion. Yes, yes. I know that flat Earth was a widespread notion too, but the scientific method was applied for this one.

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Seems to be about the same for 'alcohol' and 'stress,' too, and I don't think anybody'd argue that either of those cause widespread impotence. It's a niche thing, an occasional cause. Big deal.

 

On the other hand, I can only speak from personal experience, and I'd say smoking has actually enhanced my sex life, just like it enhances good dinners or fine wines.

It's a niche thing, an occasional cause.  Big deal. 

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Heh. Until it happens to you.

 

I smoke when I

It's a niche thing, an occasional cause.  Big deal. 

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Heh. Until it happens to you.

 

I smoke when I

It's a niche thing, an occasional cause.  Big deal. 

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Heh. Until it happens to you.

 

I smoke when I

You promised not tell anyone.  :angry:  :">

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I lied.

 

Numbers is apparently writing an essay on the subject.

Seems to be about the same for 'alcohol' and 'stress,' too, and I don't think anybody'd argue that either of those cause widespread impotence.  It's a niche thing, an occasional cause.  Big deal. 

 

On the other hand, I can only speak from personal experience, and I'd say smoking has actually enhanced my sex life, just like it enhances good dinners or fine wines.

That's a different issue altogether. I'm not going to debate the anti-tobacco lobbies blowing it out of proportion, as that is obvious. AFAIK, stress is much worse for your sex life than tobacco.

 

Alcohol is known to be actually good for sex in small to moderate amounts, and devastating in large amounts (too much booze and you won't be able to, even if you want). But alcohol it isn't the target of a "holier-than-thou" social crusade, so that's beside the point.

 

However, the original statement was "Smoking is bad for your sex life", which holds true. Nicotin is a vasoconstrictor, which if combined with other vasoconstrictors, stress or other unfavorable circumstances can result in erectile dysfunction. Granted, tobacco will hardly make you impotent by itself, but it's bad anyway.

Seems to be about the same for 'alcohol' and 'stress,' too, and I don't think anybody'd argue that either of those cause widespread impotence.  It's a niche thing, an occasional cause.  Big deal. 

 

On the other hand, I can only speak from personal experience, and I'd say smoking has actually enhanced my sex life, just like it enhances good dinners or fine wines.

That's a different issue altogether. I'm not going to debate the anti-tobacco lobbies blowing it out of proportion, as that is obvious. AFAIK, stress is much worse for your sex life than tobacco.

 

Alcohol is known to be actually good for sex in small to moderate amounts, and devastating in large amounts (too much booze and you won't be able to, even if you want). But alcohol it isn't the target of a "holier-than-thou" social crusade, so that's beside the point.

 

However, the original statement was "Smoking is bad for your sex life", which holds true. Nicotin is a vasoconstrictor, which if combined with other vasoconstrictors, stress or other unfavorable circumstances can result in erectile dysfunction. Granted, tobacco will hardly make you impotent by itself, but it's bad anyway.

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So why not make it, "Smoking, combined with some or all of numerous other factors, can be bad for your sex life,"? That seems more accurate to me than a blanket statement.