Smoking bans in US

[Son of Wobble]

Smoking is bad. What bugs me is the weenies that complain about the smell of pot growing or being smoked. Buncha whiners.

I like the smell of pot but can appreciate that some noses experience the scent as pungent cat urine. Much healthier to eat than smoke in any case.

 

[Joe Nerve]

People also don't realize that once the sugar habit is broken, it generally (usually) looses all its appeal. I grew up on sugar just like everyone else in the U.S. When I learned what it was doing to me I cut it out. I now have absolutely no sugar cravings whatsoever. Taco Bell cravings, yes. Sugar, no. And yes I know there's sugar in Taco Bell... But I don't eat it nearly as frequently as I used to. Maybe twice a month . OK. 3 times.

 

[Son of Wobble]

Quality of life is important. To me anyhow. I don't want to spend the last 20 years of my life eating bowls full of medication 3 times a day, and not being able to do the things I want to and enjoying my existence. Science can keep people breathing for very long periods of time. At least until they suck their life savings (and then some) out of them.

My goal is to live long and healthy, and hopefully die fast.

Eating right is easy. Not so dying at just the the right time.

 

[Joe Nerve]

Eating right is easy. Not so dying at just the the right time.

Saving a couple of dollars a week to be able to hire a hit man on my 99th birthday.

 

[Darth Handsome]

Saving a couple of dollars a week to be able to hire a hit man on my 99th birthday.

I'll do it. $5. Flat rate.

 

[alaskaleftybass]

Saving a couple of dollars a week to be able to hire a hit man on my 99th birthday.

 

[Stdjazz4]

I'll do it. $5. Flat rate.

You should live so long!!

 

[Darth Handsome]

You should live so long!!

Are you kidding? Jesus hates me. He's going to leave me stranded on this barren ball of **** until I'm around 150.

 

[Son of Wobble]

Saving a couple of dollars a week to be able to hire a hit man on my 99th birthday.

If you're planning to live to 99, you'll need one of these.

 

[David Jayne]

I'll do it. $5. Flat rate.

I've about had it with you hobbyists working cheap and taking food off my table. Some of us do this for a living.

 

[alaskaleftybass]

I've about had it with you hobbyists working cheap and taking food off my table. Some of us do this for a living.

Stop! Gonna pee my pants!

 

[Darth Handsome]

I've about had it with you hobbyists working cheap and taking food off my table. Some of us do this for a living.

Watch it. One of your enemies might have $5 to spare too.

 

[Joe Nerve]

I'll do it. $5. Flat rate.

How old are you now, do you smoke, and how much sugar and meat are still in your diet. I'm not about to throw $5 away.

 

[David Jayne]

Stop! Gonna pee my pants!

: D

 

[Darth Handsome]

How old are you now, do you smoke, and how much sugar and meat are still in your diet. I'm not about to throw $5 away.

That's it, wise guy. $6.

 

[David Jayne]

Watch it. One of your enemies might have $5 to spare too.

I don't have any. I think.

 

[Darth Handsome]

I don't have any. I think.

No enemies still alive? Oorah! This is the kind of arithmetic I like!

 

[One Drop]

Since the percentage of Americans who smoke has dropped by more than half over the last 50 years or so, while obesity has risen...maybe being fat kills you more slowly?

This generation is the first in many that will die younger than the previous one. Obesity causes related diseases like Diabetes, strokes, etc.

 

[One Drop]

You will never get a hard core Nanny to admit they want to legislate morality.

Because most don't.

No one I know wants drugs to remain illegal, and they are all perfectly happy to restrict smoking in public.

Most want labeling and better policing of additives and practices like using salt and sugar to mask the poor quality of industrial food, etc.

You're just making stuff up about some caricature of who you think supports different laws and regulations.

Like school food- should schools really be allowed to serve pure garbage to kids? Is nothing more important than pure profit for gigantic agricultural/-alimentary combines who pour fortunes into supporting or sur pressing legislation that the majority of citizens support or want removed?

 

[Stdjazz4]

Most want labeling and better policing of additives and practices like using salt and sugar to mask the poor quality of industrial food, etc.

Like school food- should schools really be allowed to serve pure garbage to kids? Is nothing more important than pure profit for gigantic agricultural/-alimentary combines who pour fortunes into supporting or sur pressing legislation that the majority of citizens support or want removed?

1) Supermarket processed food already has these labels.

2) If I have a problem with my school's food I take it to my school.