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From: The BIG N - 17 Jul 2008, 12:46
. . . already phenomenal and grotesque volume of troll-droppings and newsgroup participation is due for an update any time soon. The perverted beat goes on! But don't you worry about keeping track of your obsession and addiction, pudge-boy, The BIG N is right on top of it. You just continue your mindless pursuits, TBN will let you, and the world, know when...
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From: not much of anyone - 17 Jul 2008, 06:32
Suck it aunties! http :// www .dutchnews.nl/news/archives/2008/07/smoking ban leads to new relig.php Smoking ban leads to new religion Wednesday 16 July 2008 Café owners in the Netherlands are joining religious movement known as the One and Universal Smokers Church of God, the Telegraaf reports on Wednesday. ‘We stand firmly behind the church’s...
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From: not much of anyone - 17 Jul 2008, 06:31
http :// www .telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/netherlands/2301198/Dutch-cafes-use-fake-cigarette-smells-to-create-atmosphere-after-smoking-ban.html Dutch cafes use fake cigarette smells to create atmosphere after smoking ban Nasty smells left by sweaty summer beer drinkers have left some Dutch bar owners pining for the aroma of cigarette and cigar...
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From: Your Name Here - 17 Jul 2008, 00:02
http :// sfgate,com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/07/16/MNH311PMRE.DTL (07-15) 20:23 PDT -- Smokers would find it harder to buy their cigarettes and light up in public under two proposals under consideration by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. Mayor Gavin Newsom has proposed prohibiting tobacco sales in pharmacies, including Walgreens and...
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From: Bruce Watson - 16 Jul 2008, 23:40
Several stages emerged consistently as teens took up smoking. Only a couple of months after their first drag, teens declared in the questionnaire that they'd stopped forever. Yet nine months later, they were smoking monthly; 19 months in and they were smoking weekly. The study found that daily smoking became the norm around the two-year point, when cravings...
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From: Bruce Watson - 16 Jul 2008, 21:53
BEIJING (Reuters) - Beijing has asked hotels and restaurants in the city to take dog meat off the menu for the duration of next month's Olympics and September's Paralympics. http :// uk.reuters,com /article/businessCompany/idUKPEK9160620080713
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From: Robert Broughton - 16 Jul 2008, 20:50
Well, this explains a lot: ----- Psychiatric patients less violent when smoking restricted - BMJ July 16, 2008 Lisa Hitchen Violence and aggressive incidents were cut by almost half when a smoking ban was introduced at one English acute psychiatric hospital. In data yet to be published, but seen by the BMJ, investigators at Harplands Hospital...
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From: Bruce Watson - 16 Jul 2008, 20:30
For his part, Michael Caraglio is moving on to new issues. He's considering a campaign to establish more collection points for used batteries, he said. http :// www .northcountytimes,com /articles/2008/07/15/news/coastal/carlsbad/za8419c8c498a7526882574880019d09a.txt
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From: Bruce Watson - 16 Jul 2008, 17:42
This new model proposes that patients who cannot quit tobacco on their own - or after using the smoking cessation product according to how it was tested, approved, and labeled - be placed on continuous treatment. The article contains a case study of a woman who returned to smoking after her insurance company refused to continue paying for nicotine inhalers...
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From: Sivan - 16 Jul 2008, 09:08
Most people still don't know about the Acai-Berries. Not only the Acai berry has ten times more antioxidants then any other fruit, but it's being scientifically proved at the University of Florida that extracts from the Acai Berries, triggered a self-destruct response in up to 86% of Leukemia cells tested!!! It helped me enormously to recover after treatment,...
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From: Albert - 15 Jul 2008, 06:11
While smoking can indeed be hard to stop, it is possible. Many of the things you buy as an alternative to smoking, such as patches and nicotine gum, don't get to the root of the problem, however. They suppress the problem but your cravings to smoke are still present. In order to really stop huffing and puffing those sticks of cancer, you have to attack...
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From: Bruce Watson - 14 Jul 2008, 21:46
In discussing the matter with reporters, the mayor indicated that he felt changes to the law were needed. ''The city should not be in the business of deciding what goes on, whether there is dancing or not dancing,'' he said. ''We have dance police,'' he continued. ''This is craziness.'' http :// query.nytimes,com /gst/fullpage.html?res=980DEEDE103AF931A2...
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From: Clark - 14 Jul 2008, 21:05
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From: Bruce Watson - 14 Jul 2008, 17:21
In a surprising report yesterday, scientists at Liverpool University concluded that cigarettes are good for you. 'We were shocked initially at our findings' said a spokesman,' but it would appear that all the fuss about heart disease and cancer was all wrong'. In light of the report, the Government now intends to relax the smoking ban and to openly encourage...
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From: not much of anyone - 12 Jul 2008, 05:57
This was not my post, but it was good enough that I decided to copy it here: --------------------------------------------------------------- Because before they banned it, the majority of the people in any bar I went into smoked. Sure they might not have been regular smokers, but they would occasionaly have a few when they were out at the bar. It...
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