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Ephratah7
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CIGARETTE IS BAD TO YOUR HEALTH! DONT SMOKE...
Ephratah7 said:CIGARETTE IS BAD TO YOUR HEALTH! DONT SMOKE...
Quincy said:...wtf? Why the hell do you guys smoke? All those years, they tell you not to smoke/say no to drugs, etc... why would you still do it?... I thought everyone here was smart, but apparently not...
arildno said:Spoilsport.
Off to have a smoke right now.
arildno said:I have been a teacher, so yes, I AM a good influence on kids.
Ephratah7 said:...to us KIDS>>>LOL
marlon said:Indeed, "kids", you are just a kid. So, YOU don't know what you are talking about. Again, the content of your childish message has nothing, NOTHING, to do with the topic being discussed in this thread. Please, when attempting to join a discussion, do try to find out what people are talking about. This is, generally, what adults do. Don't just bumb in by regurgitating what everybody already knows. It makes you look, err, childish
Now, off to bed, bye bye
marlon
Ephratah7 said:hmm... Well, I am a kid. ^_^. "off to bed" you say. Yes, Teacher! I will! ^_^.. you said, "You are just a kid. So, YOU don't know what you are talking about. Again, the content of your childish message has nothing, NOTHING, to do with the topic being discussed in this thread. Please, when attempting to join a discussion, do try to find out what people are talking about. This is, generally, what adults do."... I may be a kid, But I know what i am saying, teacher. What i just post (Cigarette is bad to ur health, etc." ) is not childish. You said , you're a teacher, so be a good example,
marlon said:Again you missed the point, my dear juvenile friend :
1) i never said that the content of your message is incorrect
2) i said you should READ what people are talking about before stepping in...
marlon
Ephratah7 said:ohhhhh... sorry. ^_^. Ok, Good night Sensei-Marlon. ^_^. I'll go to bed now. LOL.
Cigarette is bad to our teacher's health!
marlon said:Hey, whassup dude, when are you, like, going to start, like, talking about content in stead of, like, repeating the same thing over and over again ?
marlon
Ephratah7 said:haha. lol. I will respect and follow what my teacher says! So, off to bed now! ^__^
marlon said:Well, than you are not doing what your teacher is telling you to do.
Not too bright, huh ?
marlon
marlon said:OOHH Boy, being smart has nothing to do with it.
Quincy said:Doing something when you know it's bad for you and can potentially kill you -- yes, that is stupid. Someone smart would never do that.
binzing said:Marlon, just put him on ignore. Its in the CP next to buddy list. He is being annoying, especially with his use of slang and smilies.
leroyjenkens said:I can't understand smoking cigarettes. I understand smoking crack more than I do smoking cigarettes. They don't even make you feel good, at least crack does that. Cigarettes just take the bad feeling away that you get when you're not smoking cigarettes; a feeling that you wouldn't have if you never started in the first place.
The effects of nicotine, like those of other drugs with potential for abuse and dependence, are centrally mediated. The impact of nicotine on the central nervous system is neuroregulatory in nature, affecting biochemical and physiological functions in a manner that reinforces drug-taking behavior. Dose-dependent neurotransmitter and neuroendocrine effects occur as plasma nicotine levels rise when a cigarette is smoked. Circulating levels of norepinephrine and epinephrine increase, and the bioavailability of dopamine is altered as well. Among the neuroendocrine effects are release of arginine vasopressin, beta-endorphin, adrenocorticotropic hormone, and cortisol. Notably, several of these neurochemicals are psychoactive and/or known to modulate behavior. Thus, affective states or cognitive demands may be favorably modified (at least temporarily) by nicotine intake. When nicotine is inhaled, the neuroregulatory effects just described are immediately available and the reinforcing effects of the drug are maximized.