That's a very fitting comparison actually!
True and same here. Sometimes I have to roll up my windows because a car is 15 feet away and the drug addict is busy puffing away on his cigarette. I don't need any more crap down my lungs than the already polluted air provides, we all know 2nd hand smoke is harmful.That's a very fitting comparison actually!
Problem is, smokers don't understand that they stink like hell. They believe they don't, because their sense of smell went dull due to smoking, and what they don't smell, obviously doesn't exist (duh...).
Meanwhile, I can smell if someone in the car in front of me on the highway is smoking. Funnily enough, no smoker ever believed me.
Non-smokers on the other hand...
Nicotine is really toxic, there´s no doubt about that. With sufficient amounts of it you can probably kill anything living. But as I said, I have never seen any bad effects on my arachnids as a result of second hand smoking and neither have I heard a confirmed story that it causes any problems for them. After all, I don´t smoke non-stop and I do have a window that I open whenever I feel the need to bring in some fresh air
I haven't heard a confirmed story either. Then again, I don't know anyone who smokes, has had a dead T and brought it in for necropsy either.Nicotine is really toxic, there´s no doubt about that. With sufficient amounts of it you can probably kill anything living. But as I said, I have never seen any bad effects on my arachnids as a result of second hand smoking and neither have I heard a confirmed story that it causes any problems for them. After all, I don´t smoke non-stop and I do have a window that I open whenever I feel the need to bring in some fresh air
'sweet pie', not sweety. Ain't in such confidence for add the "Y"
I can guarantee you a 'memorabile' and 'impareggiabile' experience, lots of Ebola virus for free, of course is includedI wonder if a walk inside your mind would be fun or terrifying
I quit two months ago (yay!), and man...does it stink. Well, mostly. Sometimes the nicotine monster decides to pop up and tell me it smells nice.That's a very fitting comparison actually!
Problem is, smokers don't understand that they stink like hell. They believe they don't, because their sense of smell went dull due to smoking, and what they don't smell, obviously doesn't exist (duh...).
Meanwhile, I can smell if someone in the car in front of me on the highway is smoking. Funnily enough, no smoker ever believed me.
Non-smokers on the other hand...
I don´t doubt that we stink, but I can´t smell that of course, just as I can´t smell garlic since I eat a lot of that. My grandmother however does not and she always complains that the medical workers at the caring home she lives in stinks of it. After all smells and odours that aren´t necessary pleasant to us is something we just have to accept as long as we live in societies with other people. I mean there are a bunch of smells out there, old ladies at the bus that uses such crazy amounts of perfume that the whole bus stinks of it, the bags of dried fish that people eats as snacks here and that smells out the entire room, sweaty people that runs or exercises etc.Problem is, smokers don't understand that they stink like hell. They believe they don't, because their sense of smell went dull due to smoking, and what they don't smell, obviously doesn't exist (duh...).
Meanwhile, I can smell if someone in the car in front of me on the highway is smoking. Funnily enough, no smoker ever believed me.
Non-smokers on the other hand...
As @viper69 has said nicotine does kill insects in high doses. Many commercial crop growers use it as an insecticide.
Yes, but you also live in Lombardia!
You have a climate for smoking outdoors, but in Norway that is not always a choice. How would you even light a cigarette in this weather? 
Oh, the oil has the same name, lol. Essential oil...
Well, technically @TownesVanZandt is right...if you're driving 120/130 km/h on the autobahn, you'll won't smell a thing. It's a different matter when stuck in traffic though.
