Can you drink while chewing tobacco

Why do I get such a wicked buzz when I drink coffee while using c…?

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it’s probably due to the caffine and nicotine combined at one time. i get something to that effect with a dip and iced tea. but i don’t know for sure.

Is it ok to drink water after chewing tobacco?

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no And it is not ok to chew tobacco.

Can I bring food, drink, tobacco or chewing gum into the lab??

http://www.sewanee.edu/Language_Lab/faqs.html

No food, drink, tobacco or chewing gum is allowed at student stations: It can ruin the equipment.

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How will using tobacco, alcohol, and marijuana in my college years affect me down the line?

Q: I’m not a chronic tobacco user, but I smoke every once in a while. This past summer started the whole thing by smoking marijuana on a fairly regular basis. Sometimes I’d go two weeks without smoking, and sometimes I’d smoke it every day. It all depends. As an idiotic high schooler, I used a “happy can” to experiment with it- (a pop can with a hole cut out of the top that you sprinkle the weed on and light the hole, and inhale through the regular opening.) Looking back, it’s very stupid and I hope I haven’t done anything to permanently affect my health. The whole smoking thing started in May and I stopped marijuana in August. Since August, I’ve bought two packs of cigarettes and three packs of cigars, and dipped a can of chewing tobacco. Will this amount of tobacco and weed make me vulnerable to cancer now? I’m stopping right away. I also drink every weekend. I don’t do it til the point of passing out, but I average about a six pack every Friday night. Have I done something irreversible to myself? Thanks for the help.

A: Chill. No, nothings going to happen. Don’t pay attention to ^ that guy. Weed is not addictive. I know very few college age people that don’t drink every weekend. Welcome to the status quo.

Does this Information that Oral Sex Causes Cancer Scare You?

Q: Oral sex linked to cancer: You must read this by Jessica Ashley, Shine staff, on Thu Oct 16, 2008 2:56pm PDT Read More from This Author » 215 Comments Post a Comment Report Abuse What you may have considered safer sex could be putting you at risk for cancer. Startling new information about the prevalence of throat tonsil cancers in people in their 30s and 40s is connecting the dots between oral sex, human papillomavirus (HPV) and oral cancer.This article and accompanying video explains why scientists are saying there is “absolutely” a connection between oral sex and cancer in people who are young, otherwise healthy, fit, nonsmokers who do not drink excessively. Recent findings derived from a longitudinal study are cited:Johns Hopkins researchers reported in a study published in February in the Journal of Clinical Oncology that between 1973 and 2004 the incidence of HPV-related oral cancers among people in their 40s nearly doubled. Today more than 34,000 people have oral cancer and 39 percent of those cases are related to HPV, according to data from the American Cancer Society.We know that HPV can be treated without leading to tumors. However, scientists also now know that the virus is passed by direct contact and doesn’t stray from the location where it is transmitted. While HPV does not get into the bloodstream, higher-risk strains of the virus contain proteins that make it impossible for healthy cells to repair themselves.Scientists are now investigating the possibility that HPV can be passed through saliva in simple acts of sharing a spoon or drink and how sexual orientation may or may not be a factor in this formula.In the meantime, we are being warned by the medical community about the upped risks of oral sex. Although men are 35% more likely to contract HPV-derived oral cancers, this is a significant health concern for women and girls.It’s no shock that researchers say the number one risk factor is a high number of sexual partners. It only takes an intimate moment with one infected partner to be exposed to HPV. And clearly, the more partners you have, the more opportunities there are for exposure.It’s this quote that brought this story home for me, said bluntly by a woman who is in remission from HPV-related oral cancer that was diagnosed when she was 38 years old:”People think the face of oral cancer is a 70-year-old man who’s been chewing tobacco and drinking whiskey all his life,” she said. “But the face of oral cancer now is — it’s me, a young woman, healthy, nonsmoking, fit.”This is most of us, right?The report comes at a critical time: Studies show more teens believe oral sex is safer than vaginal sex and last year’s news was flooded with stories of teenagers actively engaging in oral sex with multiple partners and in group settings. The HPV vaccine Gardasil, intended to protect young women from HPV-related cervical cancer, has been discussed from message boards to national media outlets as parents and doctors have debated whether it is worth the pain and cost. This means we not only need to be vigilant in our own sexual behaviors to protect ourselves from HPV and the possibility of throat and tonsil cancers, we also need to better educate young women about why oral sex they are engaging in early and often could have dire consequences later in life. I think we also need to be activists in supporting the development of an HPV vaccine for boys and more research about how this virus is raiding our bodies.As for ourselves, we could all probably get caught up in worrying about how our college years might lead to oral cancer today. Instead of that, I propose we start talking more honestly about how we can have fun, delight in the deliciousness of bodies, sex and intimacy and still keep ourselves healthy and safe. Or at least healthier and safer.

A: Considering just about everything causes cancer these days, like processed cheese, cellphones and mayonaise… I say no. I live my life & I don’t worry about it.

Texas. Why does everyone think it is the worst state in the U.S.?

Q: Here’s an example of what America thinks:1. Texans. Socially retarded acts of bravado. Lack of self awareness.Isolationistic in thought. Kind of like someone who was raised under arock, but the rock was big, so they boast about how big the rock was.There’s more, but, man, it’s so sad – and they don’t even know it!2. Texas politics. I am a conservative who votes republican. Texans are rednecks who vote republican. should I buy an “I’m with stupid” T-shirt?3. Tx is a Mexican border state. Complete with roads traveled by drugcartels feeding the increasing violent crime rate, drug use, and everexpanding prison population in Tx. That isn’t nice and I don’t havethis problem in my state.4. Is EVERYONE in Tx chewing tobacco??5. Leading state for hate groups. There are more known hategroups in tx then any other state. They all hate different groups fordifferent reasons. When you get right down to it, no one is safe in tx- not even texans. Testament to tx long tradition of nice, down toearth, clan members and level-headed cult fanatics.6. There are Two seasons in Tx, hot and hotter. There is a third ifyou count the hurricane season. A fourth if you count squirrel season.7. Texas’ branding of Tex-mex. Uh, we all know it’s just Mexican. Maybe Kansas should capitalize on Cantonese food and call it Kan-Can. It’s catchier, and doesn’t sound like a gas station when you say it. 8. Over industrialization of undesirable industries. Yes, when youvisit tx, you get the full impact of what a cesspool they’ve made outof their state with factories, oil refineries, and chemical plants.Don’t get me wrong, it is good somebody is manufacturing this stuffout there, but, man, you’ve got to be six flags short of a theme parkto live amongst the stench-filled, chemical run-off, heat-fest that istx.9. Texas as a state ranks in the top 5 of all states for all majorpollutants. Go figure. The EPA says you can’t breathe the air for fearof carcinogens, can’t drink the water for fear of toxins, can’t eatthe seafood for fear of mercury poisoning, and the Taiwanese plantsspill high levels of run-off into the neighborhoods. That isn’t goodeither!10. “Clampet” stereotypes which aren’t all together untrue. I’ve neverseen any other collective bunch unwittingly living up to negativestereotypes. Perhaps some t-shirts can be air dropped to them. Youknow, t-shirts that say something like, “thank god i struck oil, cuzmy double-wide needs a fixin”11. Texan’s general confusion between pride and reason. there is ahealthy pride, and then there is a texan pride. actually, a texan isproud of his state like a branch davidian is proud of his cool-aid.12. “DON’T MESS WITH TEXAS”. Why would I need to mess with Texas when it’s already messed up? What’s wrong with the old standby:Yeeeeeeehaw!!!!..and other inane slogans that demonstratean inability to articulate one’s self.13. Corrupt institutions of business. Enron was a great. But, no onecan beat the oil companies for blood money, environmental destruction,greed, and corruption. a texan would tell you that corruption onlyexists in zip codes outside their magical state. is this true?14. Cults and fundamentalists. Kind of self explanatory. Apparently,tx is the perfect place for those who like to organize and be merry while preying on kids. Gotta love tx.15. Backwards thinking. State first? Country second, or is theresomething between state and country like, i don’t know, socks orpeanut butter? You gotta love state first mentality. If the country isattacked, would tx try to side with mexico just to save their own state? Kind of like, if the house was burning, you’d only save your favorite bathroom.Lots of reasoning there. wait a minute! i’m going to start a new one. it’scalled home owners association first! Hey tx, do you shoot people inthe back too? Buncha anti-american secessionist quitters! just kidding, only 20% of you are the American Taliban.16. Worst humidity and dew point. Yes it is true. Houston/bay area istied with annual averages for the worst humidity and dew point in theunited states per NOAA. In a nutshell, it’s like a sauna. a constantsauna for 7 months out of the year. so is hell.17. Hurricanes. you got it. more of my tax dollars go to naturaldisasters like hurricanes in tx. nothing like every hurricane seasonfearing the wrath of god upon your family and home.18. Tornadoes. this must have to do with the fact that tx leads thenation in the amount of trailor homes as a percentage of all homes.the good thing is, tx is flat and has nothing around for 100’s ofmiles. so, not many people should get hurt except those who ask forit. you know, texans.19. Trailer trash. “T” stands for trailor trash, tornadoes, truckstops, terrible, tacky, terrorist, taliban, travesty, and onemore…uh…dang, i forgot.20. Prison over population. tx just can’t kill ’em fast

A: too funny lol