ive quit for at least 4 months now after 4 years and the difference in my breathing has changed pretty dramatically. i stopped wheezing and my tolerance for being strenuously active has gotten a lot easier. my dad has smoked for 50 years since he was 18 and hes been a quitter for 7 years, now as far as i can see its a pretty slow and painful death when he cant even do more than 20 min worth of outside work before he decides he needs to use his nebulizer so he can breath properly, not to mention that he'll cough so continuously that he passes out right where he stands from the lack of oxygen. watching someone you know slowly get taken apart from years of constant smoking should be more than a good enough scare tactic to get anyone to want to quit, but im sure it wont to the people who think that they get a better vibe of thinking whenever they get that first drag of the day. and to those who say where all gonna die at some point in our lives, well, theres easier ways to tell you how far that way of thinking has gotten some of those ex-smokers who couldnt live past their chronic bronchitis or emphysema, they just happened to know the form of their executioner before they cared to realize it was too late. sounds like a joke i once heard.

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="CptJSparrow"]If someone hits my car and drives off, but my car is still running, I'll catch up to them and do the cop thing where they slow down and hit your rear fender causing you to wipe out.trick_man01

i practiced enough in gta san andreas drivers ed, and got gold in all catagories to prove it8)

joan rivers voice cuts like a hot knife through butter.

What is the new True Grit like?

The_Gaming_Baby

pretty similar to the original as far as the script is concerned, just updated more on camera play to todays standards, plus it gives jeff bridges acting role more justice that that damn tron movie considering they both came out around the same time.

emma stone, shes squiezing her way through the ranks of stardom pretty well imo.

its been a week now...you think i should get on the ball?

[QUOTE="OrkHammer007"][QUOTE="paranoied624"]green jellyLord_Daemon

Yeah I remember when they were Green Jell-O too until they got big enough that the Jell-O folks caught wind of them and made them change their name. It was fun when they had a booth at one of SD Comic-cons in the early '90s in full gear and you could here S***man for aisles yelling "Hey everyone! I'm S***man! C'mon over and get a picture with S***man!".

its funny cuz because everyone i know who heard of them actually saw them around that time period but when i first found them out they did a 32-bit sound cover for this game.

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[QUOTE="poptart"]

Lol - for a fleeting period I used to love WASP back in the 80s - I still have a WASP t-shirt I made in a school project back around 1987.

Sadly I got to an age where I realised Blackie Lawless and his flaming codpiece actually wasn't cool, and thus resigned there albums to the great tape box in the sky (attic).

poptart

wanna know something sad? i was convinced for a while blood relations between him and lucy lawless

ill still listen to animal with a passion tho, with her in mind :D

Well I guess both are pretty tall and dark haired - easy association to make! I never heard animal until quite late on as it wasn't on any album. I used to rock out (with my cricket bat) to I Wanna Be Somebody, Blind In Texas, etc. In fact I still have the picture disc of 95-Nasty still knocking around somewhere and videos in the raw on VHS... Oh the memories - maybe I should dust em off n check em out when I'm back in the UK - thanks for reminding me of a long forgotten band!

lol i blame my one friend for my abundant hair metal band collection consisting of slash's snakepit, skid row, the darkness, def leppard, marty friedman, OLD pantera, ratt, twizted sister(especially thier christmas album), anthrax, quiet riot ect. the list just goes on and on

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green jelly

sepultura

W.A.S.P

poptart

Lol - for a fleeting period I used to love WASP back in the 80s - I still have a WASP t-shirt I made in a school project back around 1987.

Sadly I got to an age where I realised Blackie Lawless and his flaming codpiece actually wasn't cool, and thus resigned there albums to the great tape box in the sky (attic).

wanna know something sad? i was convinced for a while blood relations between him and lucy lawless

ill still listen to animal with a passion tho, with her in mind :D

green jelly

sepultura

W.A.S.P