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19% of teenagers smoke.

 

 

I'm not in that figure, but thats tons. I couldn't smoke, being the athlete I am.

 

But you know what they say- young habits die hard

 

 

or something

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First of all, I swear more teenagers smoke more than that if you include smoking other things.

 

Secondly, with all the knowledge nowadays, they're idiots to start doing it.

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Tell me something I didn't know... :indeed:

 

It should drop soon, though, as they're risen the age you can buy them at as of last Monday.

 

Like that'll make a difference.

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Can't say it has here at my college nor at work. I've noticed some 16's trying to buy, I refuse when they don't have ID, but they just get them somewhere else. How it always works.

 

I don't agree with smoking, but if my friends are doing it, I'm not going to preach all up in their faces to stop it.

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Interesting that this should come up now.

 

I moved in recently with a friend i've had since I was 12, I'm probably his best friend, and now we are flatmates while i'm at uni we're sharing everything.

Are smokers ashamed of smoking?

2 Weeks ago I walked past his room and I spot some tobacco on his windowsill (by the way his window has been open since we got here) , I'm curious but I ignore it, it could easily have been from the previous occupants. Then a few days ago he goes to tidy his room, I stay and keep on playing Halo 3, he comes back a few minutes later (saying he didn't see much point in cleaning up just yet) and when he comes in I smell smoke, I'm pretty suspicious now but I don't bring it up. Then to confirm I go to his room and in his top drawer he's got 3 empty packets of tobacco and some filter tips.

 

So the point is that he's been smoking secretly. I don't care if he smokes or not and I find it interesting that he hides it from me. I find it curious that he started in the first place, I imagine it's to do with peer pressure.

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HAHAHA.....And 30 years ago probably more like 80% did, so....

A lot stop once they get older, plus is doesn't say how regularly etc so it's hardly very informative.

 

Anyway, it's hardly surprising since probably about 10% of the nation are chavy, skanky, slutty yobs...

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It should drop soon, though, as they're risen the age you can buy them at as of last Monday.

 

Haha, that doesn't do SHIT. Especially in my country, where pre-pubescent children smoking marijuana or other substances is common sight.

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Worrying how?

I mean a couple of my mates smoke. I don't, most of us don't.

 

And i know some people say the age limit dropping won't do anything, but i think it will, just a little.

It'[s the chavs/neds or whatever you call them mainly, then agaibn, saying that i know retard "emos and moshers" att he park that do too.

 

I'm pretty sure i just got absolutely nowhere with my post.

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Haha, that doesn't do SHIT. Especially in my country, where pre-pubescent children smoking marijuana or other substances is common sight.

Yes; but you live in a country with areas more dangerous than the centre of Manchester.

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That doesn't suprise me, about 1 in 5, sounds about right I guess. I used to be oh so shocked when people would start smoking but it really doesn't bother me in the slightest anymore.

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I really, really don't understand what possesses people to start smoking. They are paying to do something that doesnt look particularly enjoyable and will ultimately kill them a little bit sooner than otherwise. The whole "peer pressure" bullshit doesn't lie with me either, anybody with half a brain wouldn't be so stupid.

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For real though.

 

Im not a dope smoker and never will be, but its better for you then ciggarettes are.

 

Doing that regularly though leads to brain damage and or mental health issues.

 

But yeah, a from time to time thing, it's much less harmfull for you than smoking.


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