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Nope A wonderful present on my husband's 65 birthday today!

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Well I guess I will get this to start the weekend and World No Tobacco Day NOPE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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G’day NOPE .....pure and simply, not smoking

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NOPE..... Not a chance

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NOPE Hi, @Whispers!

NOPE - Smoking sucks!

Happy World No Smoking Day! Nope.

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And for World No Tobacco Day NOPE!!!!!!!!!!!!

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NOPE --- even after my dental appt!!!!!!!!!!!! Whispers your back, glad to see you, you have been missed!!!!

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Hello to all! #NOPE

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Oh Yes, I am all for this!!!!

Sarge got the ol' "has anyone talked to you about <ominous pause> ... Periodontal Disease ... yet ...???" from the dentist one day. For years they tracked the receding of the gums. Deep cleaning / planing (horrible procedure) Imminent surgery forthcoming ... the one where they slice your gums back, peel 'em away from the teeth so they can clean the roots ... And then Sarge quit smokin. Within a year and a half, all signs of active gum disease disappeared. Receded gums will never regenerate. Bone loss is permanent. But no sign of disease and no progression in the better part of a decade since quitting. You can stop gum disease in its tracks if you quit, folks. Sarge is living proof. EZPZ

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https://www.who.int/tobacco/wntd/en/ Don't try this, smoking has killed many , tobacco consumption has no benefit to your health

Congratulations on one month quit moonglyn, your hardest month of all is now done and dusted! I hope you celebrate your accomplishment today

G’day NOPE starts my day

Getting ready to watch Paradise Hotel on Fox and after the mets playing the dodgers on the west coast. Last night the mets blew the game and this guy they call Frank The Tank posted a video out of his frustration. If you want a good laugh watch it. You shouldnt need an acct to view the video

Marlboro light's, the shorts or by another name regular. F-U Marlboro lights!!

G’day NOPE never Ever again

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https://tobaccoatlas.org/topic/health-effects Health Effects Using any tobacco product is harmful. Inhaling tobacco smoke exposes users to more than 7000 toxicants and at least 70 carcinogens, damaging the whole body. A regular smoker typically loses more than a decade of life. Tobacco use is one of the most important preventable causes of premature death in the world. More than 6 million people per year die from tobacco use across the globe. There is no question that limiting tobacco use is one of the most effective ways to save lives and improve overall well-being. Smoking tobacco causes exposure to a lethal mixture of more than 7000 toxic chemicals, including at least 70 known carcinogens that can damage nearly every organ system in the human body. Harms from tobacco begin before birth, as pregnant women who smoke give birth to infants at higher risk of congenital disorders, cancer, lung diseases, and sudden death. Newly identified risks from smoking include renal failure, intestinal ischemia, and hypertensive heart disease. The risk of death and disease from tobacco rises with the number of cigarettes smoked, but damage begins with use of a very small number of cigarettes. A regular life-long smoker loses at least 10–11 years of life to tobacco on average. In addition, exposure to secondhand or environmental tobacco smoke is associated with increased risk of cancer and heart disease, among other deleterious health effects. Lung cancer is now the leading cause of cancer death in the world. It has long been the leading cause of cancer death among men, and in many countries is now also the leading cause of cancer death among women, outpacing breast cancer. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is one of the leading causes of death in the world, and mortality from this condition is increasing in most countries; globally, 45% of all deaths from COPD are attributed to tobacco use. Similarly, death from heart disease and stroke, the two leading causes of death in the world, are heavily tied to tobacco use. Combustible tobacco use is extremely hazardous to human health and is responsible for more than 90% of tobacco-attributable death and disease, despite efforts by the tobacco industry to market safer-sounding alternatives such as low-tar cigarettes and water pipes. Therefore, a top priority is to avoid combustible tobacco products, and the only way for an individual to completely eliminate tobacco-related harms is not to use them. Percent of DALYs Attributable to Tobacco Use Tobacco use is responsible for a large proportion of disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) - the number of years lost due to ill-health, disability or early death. 0%19.0% No data Download Share Deaths from tobacco Tobacco contributes to most of the leading causes of death in the world and half of all smokers will die from tobacco-related illnesses IschemicheartdiseaseCerebrovasculardisease(strokes)ChronicobstructivepulmonarydiseaseLowerrespiratoryinfectionsTracheal,bronchus,andlungcancerDiabetesmellitusTuberculosisTobaccouseCause of Death0246810Deaths (millions)Not tobacco-relatedTobacco-related

Well said whispers!

Ned eats drumsticks

Thank you @jillar and @reciprocity. My celebration today was going to work. Got a vacation planned for next week Still working on the math for my time machine, but the flux capacitor is...fluxing.

Great job Wayne! 3 years quit is certainly worthy of a nice celebration today. Go out and treat yourself to a fun time

Three years of freedom. Drive on Jillar!

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Nope. Smoking is not an option.