That is pretty sweet!!
Pretty awesome looking trip! Thumbs on the fiance in the Stetson too!
i had a friend win this in college, but he opted for the cash value...couple thousand bucks.
did anyone win the trip and go that isn't a smoker?
There is no "match" to be had, implying either side can be correct.
You will die, and I will look at your grave knowing I was correct.
To ease their mind that they are causing the deaths of their customers :shrug:
I hope you realize you're going to die to, whether you smoke or not....
Thank you, captain obvious. In case no one has told you, you will die too. Odds are you are older than me and will die sooner, most likely from obesity or some form of CANCER. So I'll enjoy my throat/lung cancer and you enjoy your prostate/colon cancer because let's face it, there is nothing that doesn't give you cancer now. I know perfectly well what I'm doing so please take your pessimistic, condescending attitude out of here.
I hope you realize you're going to die to, whether you smoke or not....
Anyhow, OP that is pretty cool and Montana looks like a nice place to visit.
Absolutely possible. However, your argument is fatally flawed - you are just as likely to die from obesity or colon cancer as I am, that's not the issue at large.
ACTUALLY, because you smoke, you are even more likely to die of colon cancer - 30% to 50% more likely if you don't quit by age 40. Even if you quit, you are 50% more likely to be obese than someone who never smoked because you've been using an appetite suppressant as a crutch your entire life.
The bottom line is, in the United States, as a male, your life expectancy is 14 years on average shorter based on that factor ALONE. Not to mention about how 3 decades of your life is going to be spent in chronic illness and sickness while I am doing something useful with that time.
I can go on and on and on with statistics of the billions of things cigarettes harm you - physically, mentally, socially, economically, and psychologically. Can you provide me a single good reason to do it? A trip to Montana? A coping mechanism for your underlying psychological issues?
sources:
Long-Term Smoking Increases Colorectal Cancer Risk, Study Shows
Smoking and Life Expectancy — Infoplease.com
Can smoking cause obesity
i think you missed the point of the PICS AND VIDEO BUFFET, btw bad ass trip! i don't smoke but if i was going to get a trip like that on someone else's dime i think i'd smoke a few cartons lolAbsolutely possible. However, your argument is fatally flawed - you are just as likely to die from obesity or colon cancer as I am, that's not the issue at large.
ACTUALLY, because you smoke, you are even more likely to die of colon cancer - 30% to 50% more likely if you don't quit by age 40. Even if you quit, you are 50% more likely to be obese than someone who never smoked because you've been using an appetite suppressant as a crutch your entire life.
The bottom line is, in the United States, as a male, your life expectancy is 14 years on average shorter based on that factor ALONE. Not to mention about how 3 decades of your life is going to be spent in chronic illness and sickness while I am doing something useful with that time.
I can go on and on and on with statistics of the billions of things cigarettes harm you - physically, mentally, socially, economically, and psychologically. Can you provide me a single good reason to do it? A trip to Montana? A coping mechanism for your underlying psychological issues?
sources:
Long-Term Smoking Increases Colorectal Cancer Risk, Study Shows
Smoking and Life Expectancy — Infoplease.com
Can smoking cause obesity
Absolutely possible. However, your argument is fatally flawed - you are just as likely to die from obesity or colon cancer as I am, that's not the issue at large.
ACTUALLY, because you smoke, you are even more likely to die of colon cancer - 30% to 50% more likely if you don't quit by age 40. Even if you quit, you are 50% more likely to be obese than someone who never smoked because you've been using an appetite suppressant as a crutch your entire life.
The bottom line is, in the United States, as a male, your life expectancy is 14 years on average shorter based on that factor ALONE. Not to mention about how 3 decades of your life is going to be spent in chronic illness and sickness while I am doing something useful with that time.
I can go on and on and on with statistics of the billions of things cigarettes harm you - physically, mentally, socially, economically, and psychologically. Can you provide me a single good reason to do it? A trip to Montana? A coping mechanism for your underlying psychological issues?
sources:
Long-Term Smoking Increases Colorectal Cancer Risk, Study Shows
Smoking and Life Expectancy — Infoplease.com
Can smoking cause obesity
One of my buddies from Del Rio went out to the ranch also this past October also, they got to do some of the horseback riding and so on, he took his dad with him, they had some amazing pictures too.