Poll-Do you smoke?? Did you know its healthy???

Discussion in 'Driver Health' started by Baack, Nov 6, 2009.

Do you smoke

  1. *

    Yes

    35.1%
  2. *

    No never

    22.2%
  3. *

    Quit in the last 5 years

    13.0%
  4. *

    Quit longer ago than 5 years

    13.0%
  5. *

    I will never quit

    3.2%
  6. *

    Am I sorry I ever started

    8.1%
  7. *

    I am a occasional social smoker

    8.6%
  1. lego1970

    lego1970 Medium Load Member

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    Blue Springs, Missouri
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    I lost my Grandfather to lung cancer. He smoked all his life.

    I lost my Grandmother on the other side from a stroke. Related to smoking

    My Aunt had to have several large arteries replaced in her leg and stomach due to smoking.

    My neighbors Dad. Has emphazema (don't know if I spelled that right) and has to keep oxygen bottles next to him all the time. He can barely get around because he can't catch his breath. He's smoked all his life.

    That's just a few people that were or are close to me.

    My Grandfather passed away peacefully because he was honest with himself. He never lied. He would do things he knew were not good, admit it, and accept the outcome. If you smokers out there want to deny the truth........ go ahead, do or tell yourself whatever makes you feel better about your smoking, but you'll die more peacefully if your just more honest with yourself. Good luck.
     
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  3. M915A4

    M915A4 Medium Load Member

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    Jul 19, 2010
    Somerset,MA
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    actually now its obesity..just to clarify..
     
  4. getoverit

    getoverit Light Load Member

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    fort worth
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    DITO, I would have never lasted in trucking otherwise.
     
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  5. littleman4751

    littleman4751 Bobtail Member

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    Oct 7, 2010
    willis texas
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    Nonsmokers have rights also we dont need to be subjected to your stinken smokey air, I want to breath pure air not poisened air.
     
  6. littleman4751

    littleman4751 Bobtail Member

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    willis texas
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    AMEN Brother Couldnt agree more
     
  7. GPSTrucker

    GPSTrucker Light Load Member

    Actually, the motivation is exactly the same: money. Anything the government can demonize they can increase taxes on to increase their revenues.

    If the government honestly wanted people to stop smoking they wouldn't fund important programs like SCHIP with tax revenues from a product they want people to stop using.
     
  8. DFW

    DFW Bobtail Member

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    Sep 29, 2010
    Arlington, Tx
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    But you have no problems with fumes and exhaust. Most smokers, now days, will try to be polite and steer clear of non-smokers. I wish non-smokers (with noise polluting, un-solicited opinions) would return the favor.
     
  9. Roadmedic

    Roadmedic Road Train Member

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    I would like to see them.

    I have most of them talking to me blowing the smoke directly into my face.

    If I move to get out of the smoke, they move as well.
     
  10. DFW

    DFW Bobtail Member

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    Sep 29, 2010
    Arlington, Tx
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    No excuses for people like that. If you move and they follow Then they are fair game for a beat down.:biggrin_25525: I smoke and I am quick to jump on other smokers if being rude. I don't smoke in my house, but the patio is the smoking section. Enter at your own risk.
     
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  11. Baack

    Baack Road Train Member

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    http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/us_phili...DeW5faGVhZGxpbmVfbGlzdARzbGsDcGhpbGlwbW9ycmlz
     
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