The following statement or question in a paragraph---Oh, Nicholas. Do you really smoke? Shucks. My heart fell---that is posted below this blog post has to do with my Facebook friend Nicholas Hoult.
Mr. Hoult answered a smoking question on formspring and since I'm a nonsmoker, I jumped at the chance in asking him this repeated question: "Do you really smoke?" All he said or replied was "Yes, really."
"Oh shucks, my heart fell." Why? Most of us nonsmokers know about the potential hazards or high risks of developing cancer from those who are smokers. Inhale and exhale. The air quality isn't clean, though. The air is polluted with vapors full of smoke. Cough. Can't breathe. Cough.
In addition, I also asked Finn Wittrock and Jesse Spencer this "smoking" question, but didn't receive a reply. Just hope both of them don't smoke.
According to Wikipedia, secondhand smoke is also known or called environmental tobacco smoke and passive smoking. On this free encyclopedia website there is a list of diseases that a nonsmoker should become aware of before entering a place that allows smoking. Or getting to know a person who smokes: lung cancer, brain tumor, ear infections, and heart disease are only a few out of many in the list of health problems.
"A friend could only love a friend, but not completely change him or her. Ultimately, it's up to the individual person if he or she would endure the process of trying to quit smoking a cigarette."
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