<p>I don’t comprehend what would make one undergo that action for the sole purpose of relieving stress. Why wouldn’t one exercise or do yoga?</p>
<p>Here are some positive aspects associated with yoga:</p>
<p>-It relieves stress
-It’s beneficial for one’s body
-It doesn’t negatively affect one in comparison to the issue presented with this thread, or affect alternative individuals within close proximity
-It’s free
-It’s legal for those under 18
-It isn’t as addicting</p>
<p>^I like how you say “It isn’t AS addicting.” Although it really is quite addicting. :D</p>
<p>Uh, well. Good for you :)</p>
<p>I thought this was going to be about different flavors of cigarettes or something. 0.o</p>
<p>^congrats on 1500 posts?</p>
<p>For my uncle yoga is addicting, he is crazy for it. The good thing though is he lost extra weight from it.</p>
<p>a timeless cigarette such as a black rolled clove (now illegal i think? shame) or marlboro regulars make for an excellent fashion accessory, if held at a slight downward angle and pushed to one side of the mouth
wear it with shades, pref. RayBan wayfarers or anything large by Persol, keep a cool disaffected and slightly bored but not too depressed look on your face
this goes excellent with a hair style made with wax/pomade for a spiky, messy, right out of bed natural style look, or even with a slick moussed perfectly ordered look and suit, but your best bet is probably a vintage leather jacket or a J. Crew leather jacket
think 21st century James Dean</p>
<p>@mckyle: You are correct in that there are rights that do exist that are not explicitly mentioned within the constitution. However, the right to breathe has never been established by Scotus through precedence as a fundamental right. The states still have the power to regulate it through the 14th amendment. Just sayin…</p>
<p>We should remember that science is nothing more than an accumulation of probabilities and mathematical models that we find useful in explaining macroscopic phenomena. People have the right to be let alone, and if they want to smoke, they shouldn’t be stopped just because of some smoke and mirrors “science” that tries to rain all over my - I mean some other person’s - stock portfolio.</p>
<p>^^^hahaha. Good one…now stop stalking me christian.</p>
<p>You’re free to counterstalk me. I give you a lot more material.</p>
<p>I don’t need your permission!! I’m an adult. What you think I’m stupid!!! I’ve been stalking you for the past two days. I dont curr none.</p>
<p>Actually, you’re not an adult. And I’m older than you.</p>
<p>No you’re not. My mom says I’m actually 21. We lost my birth certificate though after escaping Communism in the Philippines so there’s no for sure way to confirm that.</p>
<p>don’t smoke cigarettes… smoke weed.</p>
<p>I wonder if smoking weeds would make you high.
Yes, I know weed=/=weeds. I was just wondering</p>
<p>lol, since all you uppity kids stopped posting…i DID smoke camel turkish royals (quit, it was burning up my lips/wasnt my cup of tea), they were prolly the best things ever made, if you were ever going to try smoking i suggest these. I used to be the biggest anti-smoking advocate before i tried smoking (this is what harvard ssp does to you) but after smoking i realized, preaching people to not smoke just ****es them off. its ok to try…just as long as you quit :P</p>
<p>I enjoy lung cancer, bronchitis, and emphysema, with a touch of full coughing, degeneration of taste buds, juvie time for breaking the law, and a 25 year reduction in life expectancy.</p>
<p>Quit smoking you losers.</p>
<p>Cigarettes are disgusting. Hookah is so much better.</p>
<p>you guys are getting ■■■■■■■ so hard by Beerom26</p>
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