The research found that 22 percent of smokers said they had regularly had candy cigarettes as kids, and 14 percent of nonsmokers said the same.
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Teach Your Children Well
Children who eat candy cigarettes seem to be more likely to end up as smokers, according to a new study.
The research found that 22 percent of smokers said they had regularly had candy cigarettes as kids, and 14 percent of nonsmokers said the same.
The research found that 22 percent of smokers said they had regularly had candy cigarettes as kids, and 14 percent of nonsmokers said the same.
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I think it's basically impossible to find that candy anywhere anymore. I used to get the gum version...where you could actually blow a puff of smoke, a.k.a. sugary-dust, out of it.
Now there's other themed candies...like cell phone gum. Literally gum in a little plastic cell phone etc.
justin likes to hang out in candystores to find little kids? sicko
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