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i think it does!

what do you think?

Anybody, come on!

well, come on, I'm bored.

does anyone think smoking is good for a human's mental health?

i wonder, i like smoking, do you?

please anybody want to respond?

is there any point to responding, i think so?

er no i dont :-3

well, i have accomplished my purpose here, thank you.

freeforall;480325 wrote: well, i have accomplished my purpose here, thank you.What was the question again?

Do You Want To Know If We Smoke - Or If Our Freedom Is Deminishing.??

Patsy

Well, let's think this one out. You may have freedom to smoke but by smoking you are a slave to the tobacco companies and the government who supports them. Is that the kind of freedom you want?

freeforall;480320 wrote: does anyone think smoking is good for a human's mental health?


Sure, if you like that cancer, lungs filled with charred uncontrollable growth, you're gonna die in 30 years, yeah.

If you're looking for the "freedom" to destroy your health and endanger/sicken those around you---then, sure! You're FREE!

I'm just curious what it is that you're smoking.

OHHHHH...good point! Want to evaluate that herb, Accountable?

Tried once..got a headache. Left it alone after that. Could not see the attraction to smoking.

Freeforall, how about you tell us why you think smoking reaffirms your freedom anyway? I for one would like to know where you're coming from.

I'm not sure I see the connection because most likely you're addicted to nicotine and that alone would cancel out your freedom.

freeforall;480316 wrote: i think it does!


It reaffirms your addiction and mine. lol

freeforall;480320 wrote: does anyone think smoking is good for a human's mental health?


I am a smoker. I don't enjoy it...I am just addicted to the nicotine.



My belief is that it is BAD for mental health ...it makes you dependant, it rules your life. I t also restricts the blood flow to the brain (and other parts) and therefore can affect memory and other functions of the brain.



I am constantly anxious about the other bad affects to my body that could cause strokes, heart attacks etc. This anxiety can't be good for a persons mental health,

RedGlitter;480357 wrote: Well, let's think this one out. You may have freedom to smoke but by smoking you are a slave to the tobacco companies and the government who supports them. Is that the kind of freedom you want?




Good point Red !

RedGlitter;481172 wrote: Freeforall, how about you tell us why you think smoking reaffirms your freedom anyway? I for one would like to know where you're coming from.

I'm not sure I see the connection because most likely you're addicted to nicotine and that alone would cancel out your freedom.


very good point red



my son 22 smokes i dont i wont let him smoke in my car or house to see him have to stand in the wind and pouring rain to make him feel better coz the nicotine cravings are driving him mad ,makes me so very sad i have lost one child to see him go through all this stress to slowly kill himself is just insane

At one point I thought I'd go for the record on how many times a person can quit smoking. I did it daily. Succeeded twice if you count lasting for more than three months.

Last time I started again it was because it was "grounding". I became insomniac and it helped me calm down and get to sleep. There is something really earthy about it. I wouldn't call it freedom though.

koan my friend keep smoking it will help you sleep allright sleep forever that is an as for being earthy that will be all around you :p :p

There are many ways a person can die, jimbo. I'm sure I don't know what will eventually be the end of me.

koan;481410 wrote: There are many ways a person can die, jimbo. I'm sure I don't know what will eventually be the end of me.


he hee one thing is for sure your not koan to go peacefully :wah: :wah: :wah: :wah:

jimbo;481414 wrote: he hee one thing is for sure your not koan to go peacefully :wah: :wah: :wah: :wah:


It's life Jim-bo not as we know it

koan;481424 wrote: It's life Jim-bo not as we know it




now that is funny :wah: :wah:



are you refering to the star treking song by the firm that was great some put up a link please that would be worth a few laughs



on this cold sunday morning





we come in peace shoot to kill captain



all together



klingons on the starboard bow starbourd bow

jimbo;481426 wrote: now that is funny :wah: :wah:



are you refering to the star treking song by the firm that was great some put up a link please that would be worth a few laughs



on this cold sunday morning





we come in peace shoot to kill captain



all together



klingons on the starboard bow starbourd bow


http://startrek.shooisma.nl/modules/sts ... x.php?id=7

koan;481436 wrote: http://startrek.shooisma.nl/modules/sts ... x.php?id=7


thanks thats great :wah: :wah: :wah: :wah:

I attended a stop smoking clinic in Aberdeen and have never had the urge to look at another cigarette since don’t know how you do it but it amazed me, my friends and family.I have no need for cigarettes. I am no longer a slave to an addiction.

freeforall;480322 wrote: please anybody want to respond?


I smoked for nearly thirty years. I smoked because I liked it...liked the taste, liked the buzz, liked everything about it except the hackers cough. But the fact is I was also addicted to the nicotine. Never really got that til I tried to quit, and it was not until I had quit for about six months that I really understood that. So my opinion would be the opposite...you are not reaffirming your freedom, you are embracing your enslavement. If you want to keep smoking just to spite the antismokers, I can sure understand that, but you are also hurting yourself. If you are okay with all that, then go for it. I can tell you that quitting is the hardest thing you are likely ever to do. It will definitely not be pleasant, and there will be suffering. Smoking is easy...quitting ain't! If you do, you will feel better, have a lot more spending money, and maybe live longer. Its all up to you which way your life goes.