Range_This11

I go to St. Cloud for College and that's half the reason I quit. 25 mph winds outside during the dead of winter were not fun to smoke in. Your hand freezes.

I just bought 50 things of vinegar, hadn't completed Rag and Bone Man. Hooray for a bug.

It'll be awhile since I have to complete Rag and Bone Man along with Fur 'n' Seek. I'm working on it though.

I'm still doing Rag and Bone man, so I get unlimited vinegar :)

It's an awesome place. People from Minnesota seem to be a little stuck up (even though one side of my family is from MN), especially in the Twin Cities and Suburbs, but we're pretty chill in Wisconsin. I go to college in St. Cloud and I was one of 2 people in my hall that liked the Packers. Very frustrating year.

What a waste of time. Why do they even make these quests?

I was able to eat as much as I wanted through high school and only have minimal fat on me because I was in competitive marching band, hockey, and tennis. I went to college and stopped playing all my sports and now I gain weight very easily. I'm the same way as you. Start eating less and your stomach will get used to only needing small meals. It sucks, but it's the only way to go.

Glad I got my rank 300 in MA in the first week. I just have to get a few points if I want the ring haha.

I will graduate from college and if the world ends, I went to school for free and I die a happy man.

Flight Over Rio by Al DiMeola.

6'4" 220 lbs. I've been cycling a lot this summer to lose some extra weight. Was at 235 at the start of this month.

Range_This11, Wisconsin and damn proud of it.

I wouldn't go so far as to say tobacco causes more harm than E. I know some people that are straight up E-Tarded from rolling too much. Although it probably is true that it's less physically harming (lungs, mouth, etc.).

Lets try to keep this ideologically based. I did not edit anything, I simply added another sentence. Stop throwing punches mate. Alright, denser than I previously thought. They're not MY standards (although I do abide by them), they are the standards of Critical Reasoning across the planet. In case you don't really believe me: Non Causa Pro Causa Here comes the clue train, last stop: YOU! Wooo, wooo! I'll address your "argument" for pity's sake, though. Your first "argument" was not that same as the one I am about to address. My argument was not saying that people need to try cigarettes before they can judge whether or not they are unhealthy for you. What I was trying to point out is that children that come out of their health classes with a preconceived notion about what cigarettes are/will do to you are the ones that post strongly in this thread claiming cigarettes are the worst thing known to man instead of what they really are: a way to relieve stress and anxiety. There are plenty of things in the world that people consume on a daily basis that contribute to mass death (such as large quantities of food), but health teachers pound it into kids' heads that cigarettes are the worst thing you could do. I never claimed what your argument was challenging.

I'm not putting up a wall or being defensive. If you knew anything about counterarguments, you would know that they have to be VALID and any such argument which contains a fallacy of logical reasoning is INVALID. Since your argument commits the fallacy of Slippery Slope Reasoning, it cannot be addressed as a valid argument. Are you that dense? Jesus... EDIT: Or maybe the fact that you threw in a ninja edit to try to cover yourself. Nice.

A counterargument isn't a counterargument if it commits the fallacy of Slippery Slope. It makes it invalid.

The analogy I was making was not towards illegal street drugs, rather legal tobacco cigarettes. But it's okay, you can go ahead and slippery slope that.

Running With the Devil by Van Halen.

The best part a bout the Cigarettes thread that comes up every few months or so here is the 14 year old kids that love spewing health class lines about smoking as if they've even touched a real cigarette. Pathetic.

I'm probably going to see The Mars Volta again during September.

Yes, that's exactly it.

Right, I know. I was just emphasizing the fact that it wasn't later. I'll just edit out the A Perfect Circle Part.

#-o First of all, she did not have cancer, she had an aneurysm and was paralyzed for 27 years. Secondly, almost every Tool album has "religious ties" or philosophical "religious" themes. 10,000 Days actually had fewer songs than most that would be considered religious. Thirdly, Keenan did not later release "Judith". He released it EARLIER. 6 years earlier actually on Mer De Noms. And finally, Keenan has never once become a Christian in his life. That is just plain ridiculous. He released a joke to MTV News about how he was a Christian, but he was only messing with the media that ate it right up.

I know for a fact Robin Williams used to play Battlefield 2: Modern Combat. He claimed that being a sniper was his favorite thing to do.

If you think there aren't many artists out there like Sublime, check out 311. I love them. Nice list, though. I like the Puscifer album haha it's just so ridiculous.