15 Jan 2013, 8:53 pm
Yes the point was finding exactly the right word to describe what you said and not me explaining that I'm tired and changing the subject.
15 Jan 2013, 10:22 pm
Yes nasty unhealthy habit yes. The 80s didn't care about kids smoking. I liked the buzz then I didn't get the buzz but I still wanted cigarettes. I had quit with the help of Chatix. I smoked cannabis to relieve the pain of my 4 blown discs. At the time when my ASD son got diabettes I had to cover the smell of cannabis with cigarettes so I started again and I am still smoking. On probation for defending my brother against 2 attackers tried chantix again but it made me sick. 
15 Jan 2013, 10:35 pm
not if they are smart huh? i have smoked for 11 years now and honestly am only planning on quitting due to medical complications. i have taken several IQ tests and always seem to score between a 160 and 180 range. so after cathylynns remark of not if theyre smart, my immediate reply f**k you!! i can more than likely out think you and out smart you, i simply smoke because of the rexallation qualities thereof. i have quit several drugs cold turkey and could probably do the same with smoking but what of the stim i currently get? i enjoy this too much. so in closing, smoking has nothing to do with intelligence and therefore, i will continue to assume that you are truly the one lacking
