Smoking

Started by Bsalez · 2 Oct 2003 · 232 replies

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3 Oct 2003, 23:26 #21
Bsalez wrote:I got this recently..

"If Kimutaku (Kimura Takuya) quits smoking, then I will, too." This is
the promoting phrase for a group focused on "No Butts". Representatives
from the Watanabe bunkaku conducted a survey and asked which celebrity will
have the most effect on encouraging the public to quit smoking. Results
show that Kimura Takuya ranked 1 followed by Akashike Sanma and Wada Akiko.
Number 4 goes to Beat Takeshi, 5th goes to Miyazaki Hayao, and 6th goes
to Matsu Takako. They also ranked the "Worst Smoker" for politicians and
talents. About 386 people through e-mails were involved in the survey and
ranking. Kimura commented that "the number of young women smoking would
decrease".
May 31st has officially become the "No Smoking Day".

I don't know he smokes too ne ;)


he's a heavy smoker...
some said that he influenced matsu takako
:sweat:
3 Oct 2003, 23:34 #22
Now I know why me queen smoke...Too much play with Kimutaku ne :mrgreen:
4 Oct 2003, 01:40 #23
i'm smoking a tar cig as i type this.......hehehe jk :rolleyes2:
4 Oct 2003, 02:36 #24
Bsalez wrote:Now I know why me queen smoke...Too much play with Kimutaku ne :mrgreen:


hehe
:hehe:
11 Nov 2003, 02:34 #25
Percent of Japanese who smoke at record low. I wonder if this affect the J-stars! hahaha...
11 Nov 2003, 03:27 #26
Tobacco giants make less revenues, so does the gov, less ppl dying, healthier society? We'll see then. Good news to non smokers since they expose to passive smokin in the public places which is more dangerous than smokin itself. Japan has one of the most smokers in the world. Btw You'll never know when Kimutaku gets cancer, hehe. Lung cancer usually exposes at middle age.
11 Nov 2003, 03:34 #27
Pemu wrote: Japan has one of the most smokers in the world.
You're not kidding. but not just in JPN tho, a lot of places in asia, the smoking is much, much more than here in the U.S. I guess in the more rural area, i guess, maybe the major u.s. tobacco companies pushes the cigs to them b/c of the people quitting tobacco in america.

By the way pemu, is there a lot of smokers in finland?
11 Nov 2003, 03:58 #28
niko2x wrote:You're not kidding. but not just in JPN tho, a lot of places in asia, the smoking is much, much more than here in the U.S. I guess in the more rural area, i guess, maybe the major u.s. tobacco companies pushes the cigs to them b/c of the people quitting tobacco in america.

By the way pemu, is there a lot of smokers in finland?
Hehe! You're right, Japan's not the only one. Korea and China among the highest in Asia. More advertise on the media, ppl being misled about a true danger of smokin, "light/slimt" tobacco being less danger to the health than "normal". Tobacco advertise/sponsor being fully forbidden in the EU by 2006. There has been a propose that smokin in the public places is forbidden. They plan to use a heavier measure to "scare off" ppl on smokin, they use Canada's example, a picture of lung cancer is displayed on the pack, covers at least 70 % of the front. I'm sure it'll scare em off, if not, at least the price will! A Malboro pack costs 4 €, tobacco tax will be increased, hehe.
Men's and boys' smokin have declined, Women's same as before but girls' have increased in Finland.
11 Nov 2003, 06:37 #29
Pemu wrote:Btw You'll never know when Kimutaku gets cancer, hehe. Lung cancer usually exposes at middle age.


hack!..no no!!!!...but he's indeed a heavy smoker..
wonder will he stop?..bet now..
my uncle kept saying..yeah i'll stop, i'll stop..
but in the end he smokes more everyday
:sweat:
12 Nov 2003, 02:32 #30
haizzz, i hate smokers n e smell of tat smoke...
but i just started smoking because i am veri veri veri stress, angry, alot of presure.... i cannot take it, than i smoke... but i seldom smoke unless this problem come to mi... =( :shakehead:
12 Nov 2003, 03:54 #31
I have never smoked before. Does smokin really relieve your stress?
Accordin to research it adds more stress than relieves.
12 Nov 2003, 03:59 #32
Pemu wrote:I have never smoked before. Does smokin really relieve your stress?
Accordin to research it adds more stress than relieves.

I think it's more psychological. It's like an escape...
12 Nov 2003, 06:43 #33
Smoking Mary Jane will definitely relieved the stress. Thaat what i heard in the DARE prgram. :hehe:
12 Nov 2003, 09:23 #34
I dun like when too many smoking scene appeared in jdrama, it seem too much. :shakehead:
When i see somebody smokes, i will run away as far as i could, scared of those smokes, yeah smokers do affect my impression bout them. :mrgreen:
12 Nov 2003, 12:14 #35
i used to be prejudiced against smokers...b4 i know takuya..
now..not anymore..coz 9/10 of my friedns r smokers..n most of my cousins
>_<"
12 Nov 2003, 12:54 #36
My office mate at work doesn't smoke but he chews tobacco. Bleah.

He's always spitting tobacco juice into a styrofoam cup. Bleah.
12 Nov 2003, 13:05 #37
bmwracer wrote:My office mate at work doesn't smoke but he chews tobacco. Bleah.

He's always spitting tobacco juice into a styrofoam cup. Bleah.

ewwwww... sounds pretty disgusting.... :ill:
12 Nov 2003, 13:23 #38
kook05 wrote:
ewwwww... sounds pretty disgusting.... :ill:

It is. But I guess it's better than him smoking a cig and having me breathe his smoke. Bleah.
12 Nov 2003, 13:46 #39
smoking or chewing both harming to health (think so). god bless non of my family member smokes :P
12 Nov 2003, 15:03 #40
juliana_phang wrote:i used to be prejudiced against smokers...b4 i know takuya..
now..not anymore..coz 9/10 of my friedns r smokers..n most of my cousins
>_<"


I thought tat u r form 5, ur classmates smokes too?
Sorry for being such a busy body. :mrgreen: Just very curious......

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