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  1. bob

    a lot of smokers are not that happy about the fact they smoke, a lot of the smokers I know want to quit. It is not easy to quit. It’s not just a quick ‘pop-a-pill’ fix. You do develop an addiction to the nicotine, which is just like being addicted to chocolate, candy, a girl, or sex… it’s not hard to develop an addiction when you’re body (mentally/physically wants satisfaction of some kind)

    If you weren’t such an idiot and had talked to any smokers you may have found out they didn’t really want the ‘cancer-sticks’.

    Oh smoking doesn’t always mean a shorter life. My grandfather smoked for 20 yrs and is alive now and healthy at 80(ish) yrs old, my grandmother who didn’t smoke died a couple of years ago was 75 or 76.

    i am still waiting for you to write anything not flawed.

  2. mCman

    i am a smoker and i have been for about 2 years now. (i am 19 y/o). And i do not need to smoke, this is not to say i am not addicted, i do it willingly. It is relaxing and helps calm my nerves especially after a bad day at work (i am a firefighter/emt) if its because someone died on you or just stress, it helps.