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Non-smokers, would you smoke if there were no health implications whatsoever?

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Why or why not? Thanks.

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  1. I smoked for two weeks when I was 17 years old.  At the time, I was visiting NYC and had this notion I was being "sophisticated."  However, it didn't take long to figure out that there's nothing "sophisticated" about having smelly hair or stained hands and teeth, and unpleasant breath....which is what a number of smokers have if they smoke long term.  It's one of the fastest ways to age a person. So even if all the health implications magically disappeared, the answer would still be no.


  2. OMG!!! How can a non smoker relate to this question. For how can you crave something that you've never had? I don't get it

  3. no, its just a waste of money to me. id rather buy a new purse or something

  4. yeah probably!

    I personally don't think it's a disgusting habit - infact (this may sound weird) i like the smell of smoke! Well, maybe not in my house...

    But the only thing thats stopping me from smoking is because i have a family history of heart disease and i don't want to push it over the edge.

  5. I dunno maybe. It is still harmful though so why bother with the what if's?

  6. No. If their are no addicting qualities to it, then why do it? To look cool? I don't think that way. People that smoke to me just look like people that smoke. No cooler or uncooler than anyone else.

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