I usually enjoy mine with some fava beans and a nice Chianti.

Sad truth of the matter is, both of these people who are MISSING THEIR FUCKING LUNGS are dead regardless whether they smoked or not.

Smoke em while you got em!

I suddenly had the urge to take a deep breath while watching this.

>> ^therealblankman:

I usually enjoy mine with some fava beans and a nice Chianti.


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Have you ever tried sticking a movie on the outside of a cigarette packet?

Stay *healthy, kids.

Adding video to channels (Health) - requested by notarobot.

Does smoking pot do the same thing or just tobacco? (I don't smoke either BTW, just curious)

>> ^jimnms:

Does smoking pot do the same thing or just tobacco? (I don't smoke either BTW, just curious)


Its a matter of quantity. On a per-cigarette basis, weed is worse because it is generally unfiltered, but you will be hard pressed to find someone that smokes as much weed as they do cigarettes. A typical smoker might consume a pack a day, a typical pothead might consume a joint every other day.

Those smokers lungs are scary but what is even scarier is the healthy guy without his lungs on the right!

Not sure how many potheads you hang around, but 1 joint every other day barely qualifies. Everyone's different, of coruse, but go with 3-4 every day and you're more in the ballpark.
>> ^juliovega914:

>> ^jimnms:
Does smoking pot do the same thing or just tobacco? (I don't smoke either BTW, just curious)

Its a matter of quantity. On a per-cigarette basis, weed is worse because it is generally unfiltered, but you will be hard pressed to find someone that smokes as much weed as they do cigarettes. A typical smoker might consume a pack a day, a typical pothead might consume a joint every other day.

Lungs only get black when your a coal miner, or if you develop lung cancer (from smoking). Smoking itself doesn't cause black lungs.

http://smokescreens.org/chapter1.htm

>> ^cybrbeast:

Lungs only get black when your a coal miner, or if you develop lung cancer (from smoking). Smoking itself doesn't cause black lungs.
http://smokescreens.org/chapter1.htm


Holy crap, what a load of BS. Smoking definitely does cause black lungs regardless of neoplasm. The ciliated portion of the airway terminates proximal to the alveolus/terminal bronchus, thus any small particles (carbon, tar, whatever) that deposit in this region will never be expelled from the lungs. In addition, some particles are retained by dust cells, further discoloring the lung parenchyma.

the healthiest dude in the graveyard. good for him!

Those are African-American lungs on the left; they're supposed to look like that.