I see your out mining for friends again threaded.
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Originally posted by BobTheCrate6. The intolerant brigade will soon move on to other habits they would like to see banned.
The killjoys are coming!
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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4. Economics. Lost tax revenues if substantial numbers of people stop smoking will be enormous. As many others have correctly identified, smokers contribute far more to the NHS than they take out.
I am reminded about one engineer at a client site that spends over an hour a day outside the building smoking. Now if he was sat at his desk doing the job he was paid to do...Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
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[QUOTE=threaded]Essentially a cigarette without the additives would be nicotine free to the smoker.
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Factually incorrect
The addtion of additives (especially ammonium based substance) increase the amount of free nictotine.
This is not the same as saying without additives all ciggies are nicotine freeComment
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Originally posted by threadedEssentially a cigarette without the additives would be nicotine free to the smoker.
Originally posted by threadedI guess bogeyman you're trying to get todays dipstick award for being such a dumbass.
You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.
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I am reminded about one engineer ...Comment
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Originally posted by bogeymanIndeed - what's next and where does it all end?
The killjoys are coming!Comment
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How dare you discuss this issue on a public forum. I hereby sentence you all to beheading.Hard Brexit now!
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Unbelievable just how uninformed or just plain thick many of you are. Guess you're just being wind up merchants. Yet for the terminally thick: natural tobacco when smoked gives off a nicotine that is very hard for the body to absorb, when used to make a cigarette this creates essentially a nicotine free smoke. The tobacco used in cigarettes though is a genetically engineered beasty, commonly known as Y-1, which produces a nicotine that is very easily absorbed. They also add various chemicals to dilate the aerioles in the lungs to aid absorption and chemicals to increase the output of this type of nicotine during the burn.
These things are discussed in many many papers and even memos from cigarette manufacturers, such as BAT nicotine report No RD-437-R, that have come into the public domain.
Not that you'd apologise, 'cause you don't have that amount of integrity.Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
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Originally posted by DaveBExceopt your already paying for it in NIC and Taxes to pay for the NHS treatment of all those selfish buggers that have smoked themselves to the point of death and have to be treated for it.
Now, if they allowed smoking but refused treatment on the NHS for smoking related illnesses.......His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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