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"....smoking! It seriously damages your health..... and your sex life! Read some interesting profiles, but the majority seem to say won't meet smokers. We really are social leppers these days! "I would not agree that you are a social leper, it is a choice, unfortunate that some people refuse to meet smokers. I am not a smoker, did that in my teens, but I would not meet someone just because she smokes. Granted kissing sometimes might have a slight taste but most smokers chew gum and use mouth wash so the taste is diluted, and I can always kiss her elsewhere lol  | |||
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"....smoking! It seriously damages your health..... and your sex life! Read some interesting profiles, but the majority seem to say won't meet smokers. We really are social leppers these days! "giving up smoking would be a plus side for your health, but do it because of your health. Look at the profiles that say won't meet smokers, i guarantee some of them are verified by smokers | |||
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"I stopped and half started again. Worst thing I ever did. We deserve to be social lepers "i personaly don't understand people saying won't meet smoker....there hardly goin spark up mid session....or talk into your house smoking.....  | |||
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"I stopped and half started again. Worst thing I ever did. We deserve to be social lepers "I stopped for 3 years and just started again before Christmas, definitely deserve it | |||
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"I stopped and half started again. Worst thing I ever did. We deserve to be social lepers "I disagree, you not social lepers, that is way too string a term, cigarette companies are social lepers, they set out to purposely get people addicted, smokers are victims | |||
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"I stopped and half started again. Worst thing I ever did. We deserve to be social lepers
i personaly don't understand people saying won't meet smoker....there hardly goin spark up mid session....or talk into your house smoking..... " | |||
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"I stopped and half started again. Worst thing I ever did. We deserve to be social lepers
I disagree, you not social lepers, that is way too string a term, cigarette companies are social lepers, they set out to purposely get people addicted, smokers are victims "You could have possibly claimed that 50 years ago, but anyone on this site who is a smoker took up smoking in the sure and certain knowledge that it was addictive as well as unhealthy. | |||
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"....smoking! It seriously damages your health..... and your sex life! Read some interesting profiles, but the majority seem to say won't meet smokers. We really are social leppers these days!
I would not agree that you are a social leper, it is a choice, unfortunate that some people refuse to meet smokers. I am not a smoker, did that in my teens, but I would not meet someone just because she smokes. Granted kissing sometimes might have a slight taste but most smokers chew gum and use mouth wash so the taste is diluted, and I can always kiss her elsewhere lol "Yep it is my choice, just pointing out it even has side effect for meeting up. It used to be cool to smoke, shows you how times change | |||
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"I stopped and half started again. Worst thing I ever did. We deserve to be social lepers
I disagree, you not social lepers, that is way too string a term, cigarette companies are social lepers, they set out to purposely get people addicted, smokers are victims
You could have possibly claimed that 50 years ago, but anyone on this site who is a smoker took up smoking in the sure and certain knowledge that it was addictive as well as unhealthy. "Possibly, but so do drinkers, and no one has said that drinkers are social lepers!! | |||
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"I stopped and half started again. Worst thing I ever did. We deserve to be social lepers
I disagree, you not social lepers, that is way too string a term, cigarette companies are social lepers, they set out to purposely get people addicted, smokers are victims "I'm not a victim, a victim is someone who suffers as a result of something they couldn't prevent. The cigarette companies didnt hand me a fag n tell me to smoke it.  | |||
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"I stopped and half started again. Worst thing I ever did. We deserve to be social lepers
I disagree, you not social lepers, that is way too string a term, cigarette companies are social lepers, they set out to purposely get people addicted, smokers are victims
You could have possibly claimed that 50 years ago, but anyone on this site who is a smoker took up smoking in the sure and certain knowledge that it was addictive as well as unhealthy.
Possibly, but so do drinkers, and no one has said that drinkers are social lepers!!
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"I stopped and half started again. Worst thing I ever did. We deserve to be social lepers
I disagree, you not social lepers, that is way too string a term, cigarette companies are social lepers, they set out to purposely get people addicted, smokers are victims
You could have possibly claimed that 50 years ago, but anyone on this site who is a smoker took up smoking in the sure and certain knowledge that it was addictive as well as unhealthy.
Possibly, but so do drinkers, and no one has said that drinkers are social lepers!!
There's no option to choose "won't meet drinkers" "I know, my point entirely, as if there was, no one would click it, as 95% of people probably are drinkers. Excessive drinkers can harm or kill others (car accidents, losing the plot, arguments leading to violence), smokers cause damage to themselves. Which is worse? I think we all know the answer to that. I hate kissing someone who has just downed beer | |||
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"The only reason i would prefer not to meet smokers is cos when you kiss them you can taste the fags, not very nice in my opinion "I can understand why people have it on their profile, it's just frustrating when you read a decent profile with it on and it rules you out straight away. As said it's our choice as it is a non smokers choice not to meet a smoker | |||
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"The only reason i would prefer not to meet smokers is cos when you kiss them you can taste the fags, not very nice in my opinion "Worse again is kissing someone with bad breath, nothing to do with smoking, just bad mouth hygiene, bad breath is awful! | |||
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"Yes im the same will not kiss any one who smokes the taste is vile "Vile seems a bit string a term, unpleasant maybe, the taste of stale alcohol is equally unpleasant, don't you agree? | |||
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"I stopped and half started again. Worst thing I ever did. We deserve to be social lepers
I disagree, you not social lepers, that is way too string a term, cigarette companies are social lepers, they set out to purposely get people addicted, smokers are victims
You could have possibly claimed that 50 years ago, but anyone on this site who is a smoker took up smoking in the sure and certain knowledge that it was addictive as well as unhealthy.
Possibly, but so do drinkers, and no one has said that drinkers are social lepers!!
There's no option to choose "won't meet drinkers"
I know, my point entirely, as if there was, no one would click it, as 95% of people probably are drinkers. Excessive drinkers can harm or kill others (car accidents, losing the plot, arguments leading to violence), smokers cause damage to themselves. Which is worse? I think we all know the answer to that. I hate kissing someone who has just downed beer
"that leads to another point, my profile says drinks regularly and I've been asked am I an alcoholic lol no it simple means I like I little drink in the house from time to time, which I'm sure many of the social drinkers do too, but I just thought I'd be more honest about it rather than saying what might sound better to potential meets  | |||
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"I stopped and half started again. Worst thing I ever did. We deserve to be social lepers
I disagree, you not social lepers, that is way too string a term, cigarette companies are social lepers, they set out to purposely get people addicted, smokers are victims
You could have possibly claimed that 50 years ago, but anyone on this site who is a smoker took up smoking in the sure and certain knowledge that it was addictive as well as unhealthy.
Possibly, but so do drinkers, and no one has said that drinkers are social lepers!!
There's no option to choose "won't meet drinkers"
I know, my point entirely, as if there was, no one would click it, as 95% of people probably are drinkers. Excessive drinkers can harm or kill others (car accidents, losing the plot, arguments leading to violence), smokers cause damage to themselves. Which is worse? I think we all know the answer to that. I hate kissing someone who has just downed beer
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"Sorry no it is vile that's just what I think !" I would not describe it in that strong a term, but everyone has their own opinion | |||
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"Sorry no it is vile that's just what I think ! I would not describe it in that strong a term, but everyone has their own opinion "I quit for nearly six years and started again last year. Right now I'm an occasional smoker. I can go all day, a few days even, then fancy one and so light up However I know what I smell and taste like to non smokers so I try to be as considerate to others as I can. I don't smoke once I'm showered and changed for a meet and as my home is smoke free I hope my clothes don't smell I also prefer not to meet at the home if a smoker if they smoke in the house. Even if they don't light up, the smell of smoke is everywhere and gets into everything. I won't even stay over night at my own daughters house because the smell if stale smoke everywhere turns me I'm working hard on quitting completely again and hope to nail it over the holidays Well done all those that have quit and stayed off them, you have my respect | |||
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"Tony if someone had bad breath i would be even more disgusted, i have met smokers though, cos sometimes chemistry is unreal so i would not mind that much " | |||
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"I stopped and half started again. Worst thing I ever did. We deserve to be social lepers
I disagree, you not social lepers, that is way too string a term, cigarette companies are social lepers, they set out to purposely get people addicted, smokers are victims
You could have possibly claimed that 50 years ago, but anyone on this site who is a smoker took up smoking in the sure and certain knowledge that it was addictive as well as unhealthy. "Tony I have to agree with Michael here. Plenty of information and research about the dangers and addictive nature of smoking. You cant blame cigarette companies. The responsibility and choice to smoke lies with the individual. More often than not ppl start smoking when they are immature and want to look cool or grown up. | |||
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"Sorry no it is vile that's just what I think ! I would not describe it in that strong a term, but everyone has their own opinion
I quit for nearly six years and started again last year. Right now I'm an occasional smoker. I can go all day, a few days even, then fancy one and so light up
However I know what I smell and taste like to non smokers so I try to be as considerate to others as I can. I don't smoke once I'm showered and changed for a meet and as my home is smoke free I hope my clothes don't smell
I also prefer not to meet at the home if a smoker if they smoke in the house. Even if they don't light up, the smell of smoke is everywhere and gets into everything. I won't even stay over night at my own daughters house because the smell if stale smoke everywhere turns me
I'm working hard on quitting completely again and hope to nail it over the holidays
Well done all those that have quit and stayed off them, you have my respect"Nothing worse than an ex-smoker for smelling stale smoke/tobacco is there? | |||
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"I stopped and half started again. Worst thing I ever did. We deserve to be social lepers
I disagree, you not social lepers, that is way too string a term, cigarette companies are social lepers, they set out to purposely get people addicted, smokers are victims
You could have possibly claimed that 50 years ago, but anyone on this site who is a smoker took up smoking in the sure and certain knowledge that it was addictive as well as unhealthy.
Tony I have to agree with Michael here. Plenty of information and research about the dangers and addictive nature of smoking. You cant blame cigarette companies. The responsibility and choice to smoke lies with the individual. More often than not ppl start smoking when they are immature and want to look cool or grown up."I understand your point, but the same can be said of alcohol, yet no one discriminates against drinkers. Kissing someone who has just downed wine or beer, to me, can be unpleasant, yet there is no option not to meet drinkers. I am just adding some balance here, as a non drinker, and have never drank in my life, If I was to say I would never meet a drinker, I would meet very very few!  | |||
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" Possibly, but so do drinkers, and no one has said that drinkers are social lepers!! " Tony......its smokers who've used the term 'social lepers' so they obviously feel strongly about the habit ...... It is a very harsh term tbh tho | |||
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" Possibly, but so do drinkers, and no one has said that drinkers are social lepers!! " Tony......its smokers who've used the term 'social lepers' so they obviously feel strongly about the habit ...... It is a very harsh term tbh tho | |||
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" Possibly, but so do drinkers, and no one has said that drinkers are social lepers!! Tony......its smokers who've used the term 'social lepers' so they obviously feel strongly about the habit ...... It is a very harsh term tbh tho" They have used it, because it has entered the vocabulary generally and become a generic term, and not necessarily introduced by smokers! | |||
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"Sorry no it is vile that's just what I think ! I would not describe it in that strong a term, but everyone has their own opinion
I quit for nearly six years and started again last year. Right now I'm an occasional smoker. I can go all day, a few days even, then fancy one and so light up
However I know what I smell and taste like to non smokers so I try to be as considerate to others as I can. I don't smoke once I'm showered and changed for a meet and as my home is smoke free I hope my clothes don't smell
I also prefer not to meet at the home if a smoker if they smoke in the house. Even if they don't light up, the smell of smoke is everywhere and gets into everything. I won't even stay over night at my own daughters house because the smell if stale smoke everywhere turns me
I'm working hard on quitting completely again and hope to nail it over the holidays
Well done all those that have quit and stayed off them, you have my respect
Nothing worse than an ex-smoker for smelling stale smoke/tobacco is there?"Probably not. I really didn't want to be the kind of person who hated the smell, after all I stank the place out for 30 years But it's happened that I now can not stand the smell, even though I take the occasional smoke myself I think we have to respect people choices and choose for ourselves what we are happy to accept | |||
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"I started the thread just to highlight exactly that, it just shows everyone has their own preferences and it can be your own choices that rule you out of potential meets "is amazing also how many say no smokers only, that then kinda change their minds! We both smoke, never been refused a meet because of it.. Ever!! Respect those that don't , and dislike it.. But we do, and like it! Lol | |||
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"I stopped and half started again. Worst thing I ever did. We deserve to be social lepers
I disagree, you not social lepers, that is way too string a term, cigarette companies are social lepers, they set out to purposely get people addicted, smokers are victims
If you believe the majority of children...and i say children cause rhetorically majority of adult smokers start as children....if you believe they started smoking complete on there own initiative with no influence from far company's.....and became addicted by choice....your wrong.... I think people might see it different if it were classed as a desiese
You could have possibly claimed that 50 years ago, but anyone on this site who is a smoker took up smoking in the sure and certain knowledge that it was addictive as well as unhealthy.
Tony I have to agree with Michael here. Plenty of information and research about the dangers and addictive nature of smoking. You cant blame cigarette companies. The responsibility and choice to smoke lies with the individual. More often than not ppl start smoking when they are immature and want to look cool or grown up." | |||
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"It is possible to drink responsibly. The same cannot be said of smoking. I have nothing against smokers, but it's an all pervasive smell. " What is your definition of responsible? How many cigarettes do you deem as responsible? How much alcohol do you deem responsible? Every one has different tolerances!! Drinkers can harm others, so which is worse? I hate the smell of stale alcohol off a person, as I do cigarettes, so which is worse? Depends on your point of view I guess | |||
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"I stopped and half started again. Worst thing I ever did. We deserve to be social lepers
I disagree, you not social lepers, that is way too string a term, cigarette companies are social lepers, they set out to purposely get people addicted, smokers are victims
You could have possibly claimed that 50 years ago, but anyone on this site who is a smoker took up smoking in the sure and certain knowledge that it was addictive as well as unhealthy.
Tony I have to agree with Michael here. Plenty of information and research about the dangers and addictive nature of smoking. You cant blame cigarette companies. The responsibility and choice to smoke lies with the individual. More often than not ppl start smoking when they are immature and want to look cool or grown up.
I understand your point, but the same can be said of alcohol, yet no one discriminates against drinkers. Kissing someone who has just downed wine or beer, to me, can be unpleasant, yet there is no option not to meet drinkers. I am just adding some balance here, as a non drinker, and have
never drank in my life, If I was to say I would never meet a drinker, I would meet very very few! "I drink. I enjoy a drink in the right circumstances, but I don't think meets, social or sexual are the right times to be imbibing. So I don't and once again my preference is not to meet with people who do We all have our choices. No one should be made to feel bad for theirs | |||
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"I stopped and half started again. Worst thing I ever did. We deserve to be social lepers
I disagree, you not social lepers, that is way too string a term, cigarette companies are social lepers, they set out to purposely get people addicted, smokers are victims
You could have possibly claimed that 50 years ago, but anyone on this site who is a smoker took up smoking in the sure and certain knowledge that it was addictive as well as unhealthy.
Tony I have to agree with Michael here. Plenty of information and research about the dangers and addictive nature of smoking. You cant blame cigarette companies. The responsibility and choice to smoke lies with the individual. More often than not ppl start smoking when they are immature and want to look cool or grown up.
I understand your point, but the same can be said of alcohol, yet no one discriminates against drinkers. Kissing someone who has just downed wine or beer, to me, can be unpleasant, yet there is no option not to meet drinkers. I am just adding some balance here, as a non drinker, and have
never drank in my life, If I was to say I would never meet a drinker, I would meet very very few!
I drink. I enjoy a drink in the right circumstances, but I don't think meets, social or sexual are the right times to be imbibing. So I don't and once again my preference is not to meet with people who do
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"It is possible to drink responsibly. The same cannot be said of smoking. I have nothing against smokers, but it's an all pervasive smell. What is your definition of responsible? How many cigarettes do you deem as responsible? How much alcohol do you deem responsible? Every one has different tolerances!! Drinkers can harm others, so which is worse? I hate the smell of stale alcohol off a person, as I do cigarettes, so which is worse? Depends on your point of view I guess" Er.. Cigarettes damage your health. There is no safe amount to smoke without having negative effects on your health. There are safe amounts of alcohol. | |||
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"It is possible to drink responsibly. The same cannot be said of smoking. I have nothing against smokers, but it's an all pervasive smell. What is your definition of responsible? How many cigarettes do you deem as responsible? How much alcohol do you deem responsible? Every one has different tolerances!! Drinkers can harm others, so which is worse? I hate the smell of stale alcohol off a person, as I do cigarettes, so which is worse? Depends on your point of view I guess" None, cigarettes are lethal. It is universally accepted that alcohol in moderation is safe. | |||
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"It is possible to drink responsibly. The same cannot be said of smoking. I have nothing against smokers, but it's an all pervasive smell. What is your definition of responsible? How many cigarettes do you deem as responsible? How much alcohol do you deem responsible? Every one has different tolerances!! Drinkers can harm others, so which is worse? I hate the smell of stale alcohol off a person, as I do cigarettes, so which is worse? Depends on your point of view I guess Er.. Cigarettes damage your health. There is no safe amount to smoke without having negative effects on your health. There are safe amounts of alcohol. " What are the safe amounts of alcohol? I would love to know! As I said everyone has different tolerance levels for alcohol. | |||
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"It is possible to drink responsibly. The same cannot be said of smoking. I have nothing against smokers, but it's an all pervasive smell. What is your definition of responsible? How many cigarettes do you deem as responsible? How much alcohol do you deem responsible? Every one has different tolerances!! Drinkers can harm others, so which is worse? I hate the smell of stale alcohol off a person, as I do cigarettes, so which is worse? Depends on your point of view I guess Er.. Cigarettes damage your health. There is no safe amount to smoke without having negative effects on your health. There are safe amounts of alcohol. What are the safe amounts of alcohol? I would love to know! As I said everyone has different tolerance levels for alcohol. "The World Health Organisation has figures for it. The Department of Health also publish these figures. The guidelines differ for men and women. | |||
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"It is possible to drink responsibly. The same cannot be said of smoking. I have nothing against smokers, but it's an all pervasive smell. What is your definition of responsible? How many cigarettes do you deem as responsible? How much alcohol do you deem responsible? Every one has different tolerances!! Drinkers can harm others, so which is worse? I hate the smell of stale alcohol off a person, as I do cigarettes, so which is worse? Depends on your point of view I guess Er.. Cigarettes damage your health. There is no safe amount to smoke without having negative effects on your health. There are safe amounts of alcohol. What are the safe amounts of alcohol? I would love to know! As I said everyone has different tolerance levels for alcohol. "'Men should drink no more than 21 units of alcohol per week, no more than four units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week. Women should drink no more than 14 units of alcohol per week, no more than three units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week. Pregnant women. Advice from the Department of Health states that ... "pregnant women or women trying to conceive should not drink alcohol at all. If they do choose to drink, to minimise the risk to the baby, they should not drink more than 1-2 units of alcohol once or twice a week and should not get d*unk'. | |||
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"It is possible to drink responsibly. The same cannot be said of smoking. I have nothing against smokers, but it's an all pervasive smell. What is your definition of responsible? How many cigarettes do you deem as responsible? How much alcohol do you deem responsible? Every one has different tolerances!! Drinkers can harm others, so which is worse? I hate the smell of stale alcohol off a person, as I do cigarettes, so which is worse? Depends on your point of view I guess Er.. Cigarettes damage your health. There is no safe amount to smoke without having negative effects on your health. There are safe amounts of alcohol. What are the safe amounts of alcohol? I would love to know! As I said everyone has different tolerance levels for alcohol.
'Men should drink no more than 21 units of alcohol per week, no more than four units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week.
Women should drink no more than 14 units of alcohol per week, no more than three units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week.
Pregnant women. Advice from the Department of Health states that ... "pregnant women or women trying to conceive should not drink alcohol at all. If they do choose to drink, to minimise the risk to the baby, they should not drink more than 1-2 units of alcohol once or twice a week and should not get d*unk'.
"Complete opinion, and I respect opinion, but alcohol damages liver in any amount, so nothing is totally safe! | |||
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"It is possible to drink responsibly. The same cannot be said of smoking. I have nothing against smokers, but it's an all pervasive smell. What is your definition of responsible? How many cigarettes do you deem as responsible? How much alcohol do you deem responsible? Every one has different tolerances!! Drinkers can harm others, so which is worse? I hate the smell of stale alcohol off a person, as I do cigarettes, so which is worse? Depends on your point of view I guess Er.. Cigarettes damage your health. There is no safe amount to smoke without having negative effects on your health. There are safe amounts of alcohol. What are the safe amounts of alcohol? I would love to know! As I said everyone has different tolerance levels for alcohol.
'Men should drink no more than 21 units of alcohol per week, no more than four units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week.
Women should drink no more than 14 units of alcohol per week, no more than three units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week.
Pregnant women. Advice from the Department of Health states that ... "pregnant women or women trying to conceive should not drink alcohol at all. If they do choose to drink, to minimise the risk to the baby, they should not drink more than 1-2 units of alcohol once or twice a week and should not get d*unk'.
Complete opinion, and I respect opinion, but alcohol damages liver in any amount, so nothing is totally safe! "Nonsense. A healthy liver can easily deal with small amounts of alcohol, a damaged liver can still recover too. | |||
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"It is possible to drink responsibly. The same cannot be said of smoking. I have nothing against smokers, but it's an all pervasive smell. What is your definition of responsible? How many cigarettes do you deem as responsible? How much alcohol do you deem responsible? Every one has different tolerances!! Drinkers can harm others, so which is worse? I hate the smell of stale alcohol off a person, as I do cigarettes, so which is worse? Depends on your point of view I guess Er.. Cigarettes damage your health. There is no safe amount to smoke without having negative effects on your health. There are safe amounts of alcohol. What are the safe amounts of alcohol? I would love to know! As I said everyone has different tolerance levels for alcohol.
'Men should drink no more than 21 units of alcohol per week, no more than four units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week.
Women should drink no more than 14 units of alcohol per week, no more than three units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week.
Pregnant women. Advice from the Department of Health states that ... "pregnant women or women trying to conceive should not drink alcohol at all. If they do choose to drink, to minimise the risk to the baby, they should not drink more than 1-2 units of alcohol once or twice a week and should not get d*unk'.
"how many units are in a litre of southern comfort I'd drink that in a night | |||
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"It is possible to drink responsibly. The same cannot be said of smoking. I have nothing against smokers, but it's an all pervasive smell. What is your definition of responsible? How many cigarettes do you deem as responsible? How much alcohol do you deem responsible? Every one has different tolerances!! Drinkers can harm others, so which is worse? I hate the smell of stale alcohol off a person, as I do cigarettes, so which is worse? Depends on your point of view I guess Er.. Cigarettes damage your health. There is no safe amount to smoke without having negative effects on your health. There are safe amounts of alcohol. What are the safe amounts of alcohol? I would love to know! As I said everyone has different tolerance levels for alcohol.
'Men should drink no more than 21 units of alcohol per week, no more than four units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week.
Women should drink no more than 14 units of alcohol per week, no more than three units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week.
Pregnant women. Advice from the Department of Health states that ... "pregnant women or women trying to conceive should not drink alcohol at all. If they do choose to drink, to minimise the risk to the baby, they should not drink more than 1-2 units of alcohol once or twice a week and should not get d*unk'.
Complete opinion, and I respect opinion, but alcohol damages liver in any amount, so nothing is totally safe! "It's a medical guideline. It has slightly more gravitas than your opinion or my opinion. | |||
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"It is possible to drink responsibly. The same cannot be said of smoking. I have nothing against smokers, but it's an all pervasive smell. What is your definition of responsible? How many cigarettes do you deem as responsible? How much alcohol do you deem responsible? Every one has different tolerances!! Drinkers can harm others, so which is worse? I hate the smell of stale alcohol off a person, as I do cigarettes, so which is worse? Depends on your point of view I guess Er.. Cigarettes damage your health. There is no safe amount to smoke without having negative effects on your health. There are safe amounts of alcohol. What are the safe amounts of alcohol? I would love to know! As I said everyone has different tolerance levels for alcohol.
'Men should drink no more than 21 units of alcohol per week, no more than four units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week.
Women should drink no more than 14 units of alcohol per week, no more than three units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week.
Pregnant women. Advice from the Department of Health states that ... "pregnant women or women trying to conceive should not drink alcohol at all. If they do choose to drink, to minimise the risk to the baby, they should not drink more than 1-2 units of alcohol once or twice a week and should not get d*unk'.
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" 'Men should drink no more than 21 units of alcohol per week, no more than four units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week. Women should drink no more than 14 units of alcohol per week, no more than three units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week. Pregnant women. Advice from the Department of Health states that ... "pregnant women or women trying to conceive should not drink alcohol at all. If they do choose to drink, to minimise the risk to the baby, they should not drink more than 1-2 units of alcohol once or twice a week and should not get d*unk'. Complete opinion, and I respect opinion, but alcohol damages liver in any amount, so nothing is totally safe! "That's not opinion. That's proven facts from years of studies world wide. Drinking no more then the recommended amounts will not harm your liver or endocrine system Obviously those with already damaged livers or compromised endocrine systems would be advised to avoid alcohol altogether | |||
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"It is possible to drink responsibly. The same cannot be said of smoking. I have nothing against smokers, but it's an all pervasive smell. What is your definition of responsible? How many cigarettes do you deem as responsible? How much alcohol do you deem responsible? Every one has different tolerances!! Drinkers can harm others, so which is worse? I hate the smell of stale alcohol off a person, as I do cigarettes, so which is worse? Depends on your point of view I guess Er.. Cigarettes damage your health. There is no safe amount to smoke without having negative effects on your health. There are safe amounts of alcohol. What are the safe amounts of alcohol? I would love to know! As I said everyone has different tolerance levels for alcohol.
'Men should drink no more than 21 units of alcohol per week, no more than four units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week.
Women should drink no more than 14 units of alcohol per week, no more than three units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week.
Pregnant women. Advice from the Department of Health states that ... "pregnant women or women trying to conceive should not drink alcohol at all. If they do choose to drink, to minimise the risk to the baby, they should not drink more than 1-2 units of alcohol once or twice a week and should not get d*unk'.
how many units are in a litre of southern comfort I'd drink that in a night
About 35ish"fuckin hell that's a lot | |||
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"It is possible to drink responsibly. The same cannot be said of smoking. I have nothing against smokers, but it's an all pervasive smell. What is your definition of responsible? How many cigarettes do you deem as responsible? How much alcohol do you deem responsible? Every one has different tolerances!! Drinkers can harm others, so which is worse? I hate the smell of stale alcohol off a person, as I do cigarettes, so which is worse? Depends on your point of view I guess Er.. Cigarettes damage your health. There is no safe amount to smoke without having negative effects on your health. There are safe amounts of alcohol. What are the safe amounts of alcohol? I would love to know! As I said everyone has different tolerance levels for alcohol.
'Men should drink no more than 21 units of alcohol per week, no more than four units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week.
Women should drink no more than 14 units of alcohol per week, no more than three units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week.
Pregnant women. Advice from the Department of Health states that ... "pregnant women or women trying to conceive should not drink alcohol at all. If they do choose to drink, to minimise the risk to the baby, they should not drink more than 1-2 units of alcohol once or twice a week and should not get d*unk'.
how many units are in a litre of southern comfort I'd drink that in a night
About 35ish fuckin hell that's a lot "Half each?  | |||
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" how many units are in a litre of southern comfort I'd drink that in a night About 35ish fuckin hell that's a lot " Don't forget a unit of spirit is 25ml, and up here the bars sell 35mls. So one drink up here in a bar can put you right over the limit for driving | |||
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"It is possible to drink responsibly. The same cannot be said of smoking. I have nothing against smokers, but it's an all pervasive smell. What is your definition of responsible? How many cigarettes do you deem as responsible? How much alcohol do you deem responsible? Every one has different tolerances!! Drinkers can harm others, so which is worse? I hate the smell of stale alcohol off a person, as I do cigarettes, so which is worse? Depends on your point of view I guess Er.. Cigarettes damage your health. There is no safe amount to smoke without having negative effects on your health. There are safe amounts of alcohol. What are the safe amounts of alcohol? I would love to know! As I said everyone has different tolerance levels for alcohol.
'Men should drink no more than 21 units of alcohol per week, no more than four units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week.
Women should drink no more than 14 units of alcohol per week, no more than three units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week.
Pregnant women. Advice from the Department of Health states that ... "pregnant women or women trying to conceive should not drink alcohol at all. If they do choose to drink, to minimise the risk to the baby, they should not drink more than 1-2 units of alcohol once or twice a week and should not get d*unk'.
how many units are in a litre of southern comfort I'd drink that in a night
About 35ish fuckin hell that's a lot
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" how many units are in a litre of southern comfort I'd drink that in a night About 35ish fuckin hell that's a lot Don't forget a unit of spirit is 25ml, and up here the bars sell 35mls. So one drink up here in a bar can put you right over the limit for driving" I wouldn drive even after one i can never hav jus one it's not possible ha | |||
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" how many units are in a litre of southern comfort I'd drink that in a night About 35ish fuckin hell that's a lot Don't forget a unit of spirit is 25ml, and up here the bars sell 35mls. So one drink up here in a bar can put you right over the limit for driving I wouldn drive even after one i can never hav jus one it's not possible ha" Same here | |||
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"I choose not to meet smokers because not only can you smell or taste it on their breath, I've tasted it in their cum and particularly while sucking women's breasts. Once bitten, twice shy! " Smoky titties? Never heard that before. Cool!  | |||
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"I choose not to meet smokers because not only can you smell or taste it on their breath, I've tasted it in their cum and particularly while sucking women's breasts. Once bitten, twice shy! " Ohh Boke  | |||
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" 'Men should drink no more than 21 units of alcohol per week, no more than four units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week. Women should drink no more than 14 units of alcohol per week, no more than three units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week. Pregnant women. Advice from the Department of Health states that ... "pregnant women or women trying to conceive should not drink alcohol at all. If they do choose to drink, to minimise the risk to the baby, they should not drink more than 1-2 units of alcohol once or twice a week and should not get d*unk'. Complete opinion, and I respect opinion, but alcohol damages liver in any amount, so nothing is totally safe!
That's not opinion. That's proven facts from years of studies world wide. Drinking no more then the recommended amounts will not harm your liver or endocrine system Obviously those with already damaged livers or compromised endocrine systems would be advised to avoid alcohol altogether"Maybe BUT I know no one who actually abides by these so-called studies, it is laughable to think people do. No one goes by recommended amounts, anyone who thinks so, is fooling themselves. Can you honestly say you know people who abide by the "rules" as laid out by YEARS of studies! It may happen in a tiny minority, but, believe me, the majority of people drink in excess of the "recommended" weekly amounts!!! | |||
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"It is possible to drink responsibly. The same cannot be said of smoking. I have nothing against smokers, but it's an all pervasive smell. What is your definition of responsible? How many cigarettes do you deem as responsible? How much alcohol do you deem responsible? Every one has different tolerances!! Drinkers can harm others, so which is worse? I hate the smell of stale alcohol off a person, as I do cigarettes, so which is worse? Depends on your point of view I guess Er.. Cigarettes damage your health. There is no safe amount to smoke without having negative effects on your health. There are safe amounts of alcohol. What are the safe amounts of alcohol? I would love to know! As I said everyone has different tolerance levels for alcohol.
The World Health Organisation has figures for it. The Department of Health also publish these figures. The guidelines differ for men and women. "the guidelines do not take in to account the individuals subseptence to dependants..... Which is totally variable.... | |||
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"It is possible to drink responsibly. The same cannot be said of smoking. I have nothing against smokers, but it's an all pervasive smell. What is your definition of responsible? How many cigarettes do you deem as responsible? How much alcohol do you deem responsible? Every one has different tolerances!! Drinkers can harm others, so which is worse? I hate the smell of stale alcohol off a person, as I do cigarettes, so which is worse? Depends on your point of view I guess Er.. Cigarettes damage your health. There is no safe amount to smoke without having negative effects on your health. There are safe amounts of alcohol. What are the safe amounts of alcohol? I would love to know! As I said everyone has different tolerance levels for alcohol.
The World Health Organisation has figures for it. The Department of Health also publish these figures. The guidelines differ for men and women. "the guidelines do not take in to account the individuals subseptence to depressants Which is totally variable.... | |||
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" 'Men should drink no more than 21 units of alcohol per week, no more than four units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week. Women should drink no more than 14 units of alcohol per week, no more than three units in any one day, and have at least two alcohol-free days a week. Pregnant women. Advice from the Department of Health states that ... "pregnant women or women trying to conceive should not drink alcohol at all. If they do choose to drink, to minimise the risk to the baby, they should not drink more than 1-2 units of alcohol once or twice a week and should not get d*unk'. Complete opinion, and I respect opinion, but alcohol damages liver in any amount, so nothing is totally safe!
That's not opinion. That's proven facts from years of studies world wide. Drinking no more then the recommended amounts will not harm your liver or endocrine system Obviously those with already damaged livers or compromised endocrine systems would be advised to avoid alcohol altogether
Maybe BUT I know no one who actually abides by these so-called studies, it is laughable to think people do. No one goes by recommended amounts, anyone who thinks so, is fooling themselves. Can you honestly say you know people who abide by the "rules" as laid out by YEARS of studies! It may happen in a tiny minority, but, believe me, the majority of people drink in excess of the "recommended" weekly amounts!!! "That's not in question though is it? The question was , what is the safe limits for alcohol? If someone chooses to abuse that that's their decision. The WHO have said these are the safe amounts. More then that you are going to harm your body And I'm glad to hear you have done so much study into alcohol abuse( your comment believe me the majority of people drink in excess )perhaps you can send me a link to your studies? Or do you mean that you personally believe most people drink to excess but you have no facts or figures to back up this argument? | |||
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"It is possible to drink responsibly. The same cannot be said of smoking. I have nothing against smokers, but it's an all pervasive smell. What is your definition of responsible? How many cigarettes do you deem as responsible? How much alcohol do you deem responsible? Every one has different tolerances!! Drinkers can harm others, so which is worse? I hate the smell of stale alcohol off a person, as I do cigarettes, so which is worse? Depends on your point of view I guess Er.. Cigarettes damage your health. There is no safe amount to smoke without having negative effects on your health. There are safe amounts of alcohol. What are the safe amounts of alcohol? I would love to know! As I said everyone has different tolerance levels for alcohol.
The World Health Organisation has figures for it. The Department of Health also publish these figures. The guidelines differ for men and women. the guidelines do not take in to account the individuals subseptence to depressants Which is totally variable...."I have no idea what that means, but they're called "guidelines" for a reason. They're a guide, not a rule. | |||
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"I stopped and half started again. Worst thing I ever did. We deserve to be social lepers
I disagree, you not social lepers, that is way too string a term, cigarette companies are social lepers, they set out to purposely get people addicted, smokers are victims " | |||
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