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Wed Sep-19-07 08:18 AM
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| I think anti-smoking ads on TV are a good thing |
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but I'm really pissed I have to see a chunk of fat being removed from a woman's neck, or a gangrenous foot with a missing toe while I'm eating cereal in front of the TV. Often I can't reach the remote quick enough before I'm totally grossed out and can't eat.
I thought health advocates believed eating breakfast was a good thing.
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Wed Sep-19-07 08:23 AM
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Wed Sep-19-07 08:30 AM
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| 3. if that photo is real, that's really scary and kind of funny |
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But i don't necessarily get it's revelance to the post.
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Wed Sep-19-07 08:34 AM
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| 7. It seems to be fashionable to write "nice post, Hitler" following ... |
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Edited on Wed Sep-19-07 08:36 AM by Deep13
...anything opinionated. It has become kind of a running joke where any sort of societal criticism must include a "nice post, Hitler" response. I thought substituting Hitler with Kitties that look like Hitler (Kitlers) broke the monotony.
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Wed Sep-19-07 08:33 AM
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Wed Sep-19-07 08:42 AM
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| 10. Like these kitlers.... |
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Wed Sep-19-07 09:01 AM
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Wed Sep-19-07 08:23 AM
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| 2. anti-smoking ads serve one purpose |
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to remind smokers to light up. Just my take on it, but as a fairly light smoker, I've noticed that when a smoker sees another smoker light up or even talking about smoking positively or negatively, it makes him or her want to smoke. If I am hanging out with non-smokers, I barely even think of it, and can go a long time without wanting one. If I am hanging out with smokers, I tend to light up more.
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Wed Sep-19-07 08:32 AM
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| 4. that's exactly how I was when I used to smoke |
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the thing that saves me now is my gf goes absolutely ballistic if I have a cigarette. It's much more frightening to me that the prospect of coronary disease - often I'm tempted when i see a friend light up, but it's not worth the wrath that will come down on me.
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Wed Sep-19-07 08:40 AM
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| 9. good for you! I need to quit (again). I have cut back to (mostly) only when I am drinking |
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but I find myself drinking more now too.
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Wed Sep-19-07 09:02 AM
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| 12. just find a significant other with borderline personality |
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who will whip you into shape!
Actually, that might not help the drinking.
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