Shut up.

ecstasy can also cause impotence... which is why the kids these days take viagra at the same time, perhaps in the hopes that they'll spontaneously spawn mutant clones from their weenus while breeding with trollish looking face mongers.

Most 20-yo males have testosterone to spare....certainly enough to overcome some nicotine exposure, if you'll pardon the pun.

But if your female friends are reporting on their lover's bedroom performance to you, well, it must be an interesting crowd. :-) Seriously, that's why I think the epidemiology of erectile dysfunction is underreported--people don't like to talk about it.

I'm probably the only female friend you have who has *been* a 20-yo male. Well...one of few, anyhow. :-)

to confirm:

most of dave's friends are open to talking about sex. dave and i talk about sex, and we are brother and sister. no big deal, you know, it's just sex.

:D

View the entire set of beautiful high resolution images online. Or try to collect the complete series on original packaging before you die.

Bad analogy department ...
 

Quitting smoking as difficult as killing best friend and we all know how hard that is. :rolleyes:

http://www.notobacco.org/photos/thumb/photo05.jpg

If you have the bandwidth and
want a larger image for wallpaper.

I actually have this poster, hanging on my wall in my old house. My sister swiped it from school for me. I just had to have it :)

http://www.lungusa.org/learn/art/dirty_lung2_hr.jpg

Smoking is responsible for the majority (80% - 90%) of COPD
(chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) cases, including emphysema.

Emphysematic lung image from the American Lung Association.

Tobacco has killed half a million Ontario residents since 1950 — more than alcohol, drugs, car crashes and AIDS combined — and claims another every half hour, says a jarring new report. Which begs the question ... if smoking on airliners caused one to crash every week, on average, how long would it take to make smoking on airliners illegal? :eek:

Reality really sucks