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I was out last weekend, and got quite drunk. Then I got hand on a cigar. This was one of my first time experiences, and so a mate of mine today told me I did it all wrong. You see, during the whole smoking I inhaled the smoke from the cigar – which was in fact quite big. That's the way I am used to smoking cigarettes. Then my friend comes and tells my it's quite dangerous to inhale cigar smoke, because it's a lot stronger than normal cigarettes, and could damage my lungs – not that I'm not aware of the fact that smoking in general does damage to my body – but that it is significally more dangerous. How true – and if it is true – how much worse are cigars than cirarettes, when it comes to killing people over time in exchange for their money?
Thanks for answering.
Thanks for answering.
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