Do you smoke?

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If yes, how many a day?

Shabba

 

Yes, I don't know how many a day, I know a pack can last 4-5 days for me.

 

Never have, never will. I'd rather not shorten my life span.

 

Same as TrueBlueAussie, never have done and I've no intention of starting.

 

10 to 20 a day. More if I'm bored.

 

I'm with TBA and Decados

 

I would never. My uncle died of lung cancer. It was slow and painful. That is why I constantly remind my friends constantly not to smoke or at the very least, smoke less.

 

Nope. Not after my dad got his disease from smokeing...

I can't remember what its called, but basically his body is fighting against all the nicotine in his body, which in his case seems to be his legs, and scar tissue is building up, which is making his veins in his legs smaller: he can't really exert himself too much or his legs start to go numb and hurt really bad.

so yeah, no smoking for me

 

Did as a Uni student - roll ups, probably a packet of the smaller size Golden Virginia a week.

Pretty much quit when I met the girlfriend just over 9 years ago - and will be forever glad for doing so.
Still used to have a very occaional cigar but have dropped that as well now.

 

Never. I watched my grandfather waste away from lung cancer.

My daughter started smoking and I won't let her smoke in my home or even on the property -- she has to take a walk if she wants to smoke.

 

Never, never will. My grandfather was a tobacco farmer. Back in the 60's, when I was a teenager, ( here, remember) he asked me if I had started smoking yet. I told him I hadn't. I was stunned when he said, "Then, honey, please don't ever start."

He made every cent he ever earned on tobacco but by then he was terrified of its effects. He died of a heart attack within ten years of that conversation.

I've watched people die from lung cancer and emphysema and other diseases brought on or aggravated by smoking. Stay away from it, boys and girls. That stuff really will kill you.

 

The only time I'll smoke is when I'm camping and we're sitting around the campfire drinking beer. Otherwise, no.

 

I don't smoke, never have. I'm happy I never started. I don't mind other people smoking in my presence, as long as they don't blow the smoke in my face. In fact, the scent of cigarettes and coffee invokes fond memories of hospitality and guests.

I hate the stench of cold cigarettes in an ashtray and cold cigarette smoke.

The exception: I only smoke in company, and very rarely. I like to smoke a nargile occasionally, that is, three or so times a year. And have an occasional cigarette or the like on a party when feel like it, maybe twice that. Cigars maybe two times a year. That IMO doesn't count as habitual smoking.

 

Used to when I was around 15-16 but have quited and started a few times since then. But since I was 14 I have used moist snuff (called snus here in Sweden). I use about 200g/week.

 

No. Seems like half my family has died from emphysema or cancer or currently is dying from one of those two. Besides smoking is wildly unattractive.

 

No. Have never tried a cigarette and never will.

 

I smoke but not heavily. I'd say I have about 5 or 6 a day. I have one in the morning after my cup of tea (no breakfast, a cuppa and a fag will do me). Then I have one on my break and dinner at work, to de-stress myself (it chills you out and makes you more alert at the same time). I never smoke at home, because I don't want a stinky house, and I rarely smoke when I go out. Beer is enough for me then. So it's about 5 or 6 a day! Sometimes more, sometimes less.

 

Everybody seems to think I'm a smoker, maybe because I'm shorter than most Finns.
But nope, I don't wanna waste my money on health problems.

...Well, other than alcohol caused that is .

 

Never have, never will, and I'm teaching both my sons the same thing. Arlyn is even more passionately anti-tobacco than I. I'm so proud!

I really think the Supreme Court blew it when they refused to regulate cigarettes as drug-delivery devices. If I had my way, tobacco would be available only by prescription, and then only to people who were enrolled in approved smoking-cessation programs. It is not an activity that should be allowed in public places where innocent, unsuspecting people are trying to breathe!