I had no idea that that thing of the bulls is offensive language or rude. Lesser if I refer to my own words, dear - Mod.
why is so bad to smoke for a chess player?
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Jan 17, 2017
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#103
Aha yourself.
For starters, even the simpler Special Theory of Relativity DIDN'T EXIST 121 YEARS AGO. If you can't do the simplest arithmatic how can you be expected to critique one of the greatest mathematical Geniuses of the twentieth century?
The predictions of Einstein's General Theory of Relativity HAVE BEEN CONSTANTLY TESTED AND CONSISTENTLY BEEN PROVEN CORRECT FOR OVER A CENTURY.
NO experimental result HAS EVER contradicted said predictions.
You sir, clearly have no understanding of the subject matter...
NOW GO HOME AND GET YOUR SHINE BOX!
Jan 17, 2017
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#104
HKPP wrote: "Aha. With 121 years, Einstein had time to make a Theory that nobody still knows if it exists or not. Good try..."
Yeah, good try... at speaking English! What are you babbling about? Are you suggesting Einstein lived to 121 years of age?
P.S. You didn't realize an obscene word meaning feces would be disallowed by the moderators?... Suddenly I'm less surprised at your error in simple arithmetic.
Jan 17, 2017
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#105
There's a lot of information out there; and just as much MISinformation. I'm going by personal experience.
Jan 17, 2017
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#106
cnj513 wrote:
chessking1976 wrote:
Coffee balances your blood sugar which helps blood pressure and that relaxes you, physically.
No it doesn't.
According to The Mayo Clinic, a highly reputable source, coffee typically has NO affect on blood sugar. And in diabetics, the effect is unpredictable, raising or lowering blood glucose levels depending on the individual.
Who tells you this stuff? The same guy that has you convinced that global warming is a hoax, President Obama is a Kenyan Muslim, and smoking is good for you?
Dude, you need to stop watching Fox News. Two different studies have shown that accurate knowledge of current events is inversely proportional to the amount of Fox News watched.
Put simply, watching Fox News actually makes you stupider!
P.S. Relaxation lowers blood pressure, NOT the other way around. Virtually no-one can even sense their blood pressure much less be affected by it psychologically.
Not sure how/why you made all these moronic assumptions from what I said but you are dead wrong.
Jan 17, 2017
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#107
I guess you missed the part where I quoted you verbatim. YOUR WORDS, DUDE.
Go argue with the Mayo Clinic.
I am thinking to start smoking . Any kind tips ?
Jan 17, 2017
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#109
cnj513 wrote:
I guess you missed the part where I quoted you verbatim. YOUR WORDS, DUDE.
Go argue with the Mayo Clinic.
Right and then after you quoted my very few words you made no less that 1/2 dozen inaccurate assumptions. Not to mention the information you gathered is ambiguous and contradicts itself.
P.S. I have not watched Fox News in years.
Jan 17, 2017
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#110
im not going to read all 7 pages of posts.....im just gonna say my peace.... I work at a sub acute hospital as a physical therapist...mostly working with post hip and some knee replacement patients but do work with many with other issues with most patients being over 60... and every...EVERYONE...knows the long time smokers. They are the ones that are on O2. 2..3..4...Lit/min. Their quality of life...sucks. ...and their decreased ability to breath....thats just the tip of the iceberg....
Jan 17, 2017
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#111
I used to smoke and it's a very enjoyable experience I miss. But it doesn't spare many from an early death so I'll never smoke again.
I smoked until the elderly people I knew -many related to me- were dying in their 60's and 70's if they smoked and in their 80's and 90's if they didn't. I could no longer b.s. myself and rationalize that there was a good chance my health wouldn't be affected by smoking.
I've now quit for 21 years and statistics say I'm still TWICE as likely to get lung cancer as those who never smoked. Fortunately, that's still a very small percentage and at least I'm 8x LESS likely than those who smoke or recently quit!
"the best cig is the one I don't lite." Allen Carr
it is the most intelligent sentence about tobacco :
tobacco NOT lighted smells good!
i stopped 1.6 year ago and each time i see someone smoking, i ask him a cig, smells it NOT lighted and ...give it back to the smoker :
"would u like to do me a favour with MY cig ?
- yes
- goto the bathroom and throw it there."
I did that experience ten times since june 2015; it works. Each time my gf is afraid i will re-start.
nb : only for people who want to STOP. each month i feel better : 300 bucks cash more, each day i feel better : 3 miles walkin' fingers in the nose.
Jan 18, 2017
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#113
My dad died terribly in a Portland Oregon hospital at 72 from late stage emphysema brought on by a 3 pack a day habit beginning in WWII...the US Navy passed out a carton of Lucky Strikes along with uniform etc. The last image of him alive is with a tube down his nose.. unconscious... in an attempt to retract the infectious fluid in his lungs. That was Jan 11, 1996. I met my future wife...the following March. :(
yes
for those who want to stop :
"the best cig is the one I don't lite." Allen Carr
it is the most intelligent sentence about tobacco :
tobacco NOT lighted smells good!
i stopped 1.6 year ago and each time i see someone smoking, i ask him a cig, smells it NOT lighted and ...give it back to the smoker :
"would u like to do me a favour with MY cig ?
- yes
- goto the bathroom and throw it there."
I did that experience ten times since june 2015; it works. Each time my gf is afraid i will re-start. It works, I didn't.
what about E cigarettes?
Jan 18, 2017
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#117
@fbisnotpete
Great job
@Dizzo
Just Google websites that contain info regarding the pros n cons of e cigarettes
Jan 18, 2017
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#118
@iron
During tournament chess... at least in the US...you cant smoke...nope. Pick up games outside at a park...yes its allowed unless posted. Would i play chess with someone who was smoking....hell no.
lotta players used to send smoke, thick cloud, in opponent's nose, very not fairplay!
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I wonder if Albert Einstein HADN'T SMOKE, might he have had the longevity and clarity of thought to have achieved his goal of a Unified Field Theory rather than to have failed at his life's dream."
Aha. With 121 years, Einstein had time to make a Theory that nobody still knows if it exists or not. Good try...