Be smart don’t start How smoking harms you Smoking can give you bad breath, smelly hair, brain tumour, chronic, bronchitis, emphysema and Atheros.

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Be smart don’t start

How smoking harms you Smoking can give you bad breath, smelly hair, brain tumour, chronic, bronchitis, emphysema and Atheros

This is what we think about smoking ok

Money you can save If you stop smoking you can save £2000 a year

Smoking facts 8.6 billion people in the us have serious illness from smoking A single cigarette contains over chemicals Smoking is a cause for 1 in 5 deaths in the us

Make your room a no smoking zone

Do you think smoking cool

Don’t smoke in front of your baby or …

I hate ciggarette now