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A Chinese man who chain-smoked his way through a marathon was disqualified for smoking on the course
(www.businessinsider.com)
this post was submitted on 23 Jan 2024
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uh… medical lung scans show otherwise, but I’m fine with people destroying their own.
Yes, in old age when the excretory system is failing tar can accumulate in the lungs. When you're in your 70s or 80s.
You need to do more research.
18 years enough?
The propaganda you slurp up without verification reeks.
Apparently not, keep at it.
I'm confused.
Is it
A) You have been smoking for 18 years and you don't think that you have tar and other shit on/in your lungs?
B) You've been studying this for 18 years and somehow every single other researcher on this over the past centuries has it all wrong?