Yes, you can... but you might not. It just depends on the cop. Legally though, you can get into trouble.
Yes, the primary message conveyed in anti-smoking advertisements is often focused on the harm caused by cigarette smoking to both the smoker and those around them. See more
yes you can get in big trouble with the police
because he is having trouble with his parents being separated
A baby being born with a medical problem.
being a x smoker i do respect the addiction of smoking, but it does bother me now the smell i mean so I just get up and move to a different place.
a baby being born with a viral infection
Capnophobia and fumiphobia - The fear of smoking or the air being polluted from people. There is no real scientific name for the fear of an actual cigarette.
Curiosity can lead to cigarette smoking, but it is much more common that peer pressure and advertising make people take their first drag on a cigarette. Seeing others smoking, especially peers who seem popular, has a higher effect than simple curiosity. Being bombarded with print advertising also has a greater effect than simply being curious.
Propely 3-6 smokes depends on what brand on smoke n how strong -Kash
In the 1950s there were numerous medical studies being conducted that conclusively linked smoking and lung cancer. The reaction from the public health offices, social awareness agencies and the community led to the cigarette manufacturers response of mass-marketing the filter-tip cigarette. The initiative behind the filter was to screen out tar and nicotine to make cigarette smoking safer. This innovation in the cigarette industry led to the filter tipped cigarettes dominating the market by the 1960s even as they continued to be a specialty item.
Every single piece of cigarette that you smoke does more or less some harm to your body. However, what determines how harmful it is is the kind of cigarette and the period you continue smoking it. One cigarette may not be harmful to the body, but as the poison accumulates as you go along smoking. It sure does quite a bit to damage to the well-being of your whole body system. A cigarette contains 599 addictives and has 500 harmful substances out of the 2000(rough amount) ingredients. In the US, death resulted from smoking take up 26% in men and 9% in women. It is up to you to see if you think it is harmful after all I have said. </P>
You can help prevent cigarette pollution by properly disposing of cigarette butts in designated bins or personal ashtrays. Additionally, consider quitting smoking as the most effective way to reduce cigarette pollution. Finally, participate in beach or community clean-up initiatives to help remove litter, including cigarette butts, from the environment.