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You’re writing your novel and not smoking? Why, are you frightened?

>> No.13482586
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13482586

Not frightened at all, fellow tobacco smoker. I know smoking does not cause cancer. Smoking has antidepressant, nootropic and anti-aging effects and that only midwits get addicted. I will enjoy my lower risk of parkinson's disease for the rest of my life, and better writing ability while brainlets and midwits REEEEEE as to the harm. It is harmless and makes me a better writer.

>> No.13482602

>>13482560
smoking's trashy and makes you and your everything smell. It also (physically) ruins art. no thanks.

>> No.13482605

>>13482586
Everyone knows it’s only roll ups that are good. Pre-rolled has strychnine in them

>> No.13482629

I don't care whether it is good or bad for me, I do it for the pleasure.

>> No.13482632

>>13482602
>trashy
imagine being this spooked

>> No.13482633

>>13482602
>while brainlets and midwits REEEEEE

>> No.13482672

>>13482560
Even Knausgård doesn't smoke anymore though

>> No.13482673

>>13482602
Burger detected. Commit suicide.

>> No.13482689

Why the fuck would i smoke? Let me guess...you think it looks cool right? lmfao are you 12

>> No.13482696

>>13482689
N

>> No.13482896

>>13482689
Oh yeah I love impressing people with how cool i am in the privacy of my room where i do nothing but read, shit post and jack off. Fuck off

>> No.13482909

Cuz lung capacity/strength drastically diminished after even a day of smoking

>> No.13482919

>>13482586
Filename induced a hearty kek

Based and smokepilled my friend.

>> No.13482970

>>13482586
Wow dude so edgy promoting smoking. You a flat earther too?

>> No.13483084

>>13482560
Imagine having to breathe and speak from a hole in your neck.

>> No.13483614

>>13483084
Imagine not

>> No.13483651

I watched my grandma die of lung cancer after smoking most of her life. Wasn't fun. So yeah, I'm good.

>> No.13483692

>>13483651
Damn u scared to death of death lol

>> No.13483694

There's nothing more fucking pathetic than a grown man being controlled by a burning piece of paper.

>> No.13483736

>>13483694
Vape pleb confirmed

>> No.13483767

>>13482970
Wow dude so reddit promoting fallacies. You a retard too?
http://www.nizkor.org/features/fallacies/guilt-by-association.html

>> No.13483870

>>13482586
I mean I smoke but there's no denying the well documented and very obvious health implications. You honestly need to have an IQ below 80 to believe that smoking is anything but detrimental to your well being.

>> No.13483871
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13483871

CIG FUCKING SHITS OUTTA MY WAY

>> No.13484204

>>13483871
the only form of tobacco more disgusting than cigarettes, amazing.

>> No.13484208

>>13483871
at least smoking is fun and looks cool

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>>13484208
>t. doesn't beat up city dwellers and spits his dip in them
never gunna make it

>> No.13484881

>>13484439
>being from the country
you definitely have a double digit iq

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13485374

>>13484881
u say sum'n?

>> No.13485416

>>13485374
nvm you seem pretty based

>> No.13485450

>>13482560
When I was 24, I very consciously decided that I needed to quit either smoking or drinking. I chose to quit smoking, and was very successful, though it took several tries. Now, I'm a non-smoking alcoholic with diabetes. And I hold my pen caps like a cigarette whenever I'm writing anything at work.

...I quit the wrong vice.

>> No.13485533

>>13485450
Smoking is just less socially acceptable now a days. I'm definitely a lot younger than you, so let me tell you that after exiting a pub with a large group of peers on graduation i got a lot of looks when i smoked a cigarette which made feel almost guilty, despite the fact half of them were absolutely plastered, and probably kill a bunch of brain cells.

>> No.13485566

>>13485533
Excessive drink and excessive smoking will both kill you slowly and painfully before you're sixty. Maybe even before fifty. I say just choose your vice. I chose alcohol without realizing how miserable it is. Smoking affects your brain less, but arguably kills you faster.

>> No.13485578

>>13485566
>Smoking affects your brain less, but arguably kills you faster.
Sounds like a win-win

>> No.13485664

>>13482560
I don't smoke tobacco. Tried it perhaps 5 times in my life, didn't like it.

>>13482586
I guess this is going to be unpopular with some, fair enough. I still believe that tobacco is highly addictive, highly damaging to your health, to lung capacity (important in the Military), increases risk of various types of cancer, it's expensive, and that one of the best decisions of my life have been to not start smoking cigarettes.

That said, I DO have some interest in trying out cigars. Dennis Prager and Stephen Crowder seems to really like them, you're not even supposed to breathe it in so it's not particularly bad for the lungs save for second-hand smoke, George Burns enjoyed cigars and booze in his century on the planet, I do believe it would increase the risk of mouth cancers but the throat and lungs should be quite alright. Significantly better, I'm curious as to the difference in taste compared to cigs, but since it wouldn't be something I do several times a day and only something I try out from time to time, I anticipate that I wouldn't get addicted, and indeed Dennis and Stephen if I'm not mistaken have remarked on how they've been able to go on trips and go for even a couple weeks without a cigar and they're just fine.

So yeah, I'll very likely experiment with cigars in the future, but I'll never give cigarettes another try. They're disgusting in taste, I do believe they're bad for lung capacity and health, they're highly addictive (up there with heroin I hear), very expensive (I'm already an alcoholic, thank you very much; VERY expensive), and my life is much better without them.

The idea of doing some writing with an enjoyable cigar (assuming I'll be able to find it enjoyable), sounds very comfy. I hear the smell second-hand is better than cigs too, at least according to Dennis Prager's claim on his wife's view of the matter. She thinks that cigs smell gross but likes the smell of cigar... you'd think they'd smell the same, being tobacco products.

>> No.13485725

>>13483651
You can't prove smoking did it. Quitting smoking is what triggers cancer in life long smokers.