You don't have to smoke to die of cancer. Most that do, never smoked. And don't even go there about "second hand smoke" That my friend is a huge wad of BS. More people probably die from breathing car exhaust than second hand smoke.stanmckinney said:A good friend of mine was buried Friday. He died of cancer. Nothing to joke about.
D.Hearne said:You don't have to smoke to die of cancer. More people probably die from breathing car exhaust than second hand smoke.
I think we're all too far gone. Some oil workers were kidnapped Friday in Nigeria, oil went up $2 a barrel and gasoline .07 a gallon just for that reason.shooterm1 said:yeah, I told my neighbor what you said, but he says that he's addicted and cant stop now.
When I was pulling wrenches I had my own shop. i had a exhaust a gas sniffer anylizer and when I held a cigarete against the probe where it sucked in the exhaust into anylizer there was like 10 times more carbon monxide from the cigarette then the car!!!shooterm1 said:yeah, I told my neighbor what you said, but he says that he's addicted and cant stop now.
Dayemn I hate to hear the difficulty in getting rid of smoke smell! Short story: test drove a 2014 convertible. No smell whatsoever. Two weeks later, purchased the car from private seller (without further test drive). Closed deal, shook hands and seller drove away. When I opened the door, the smell was friggin awful! It a convertible and smoke has penetrated every surface I guess. Tried everything suggested here except professional detailer. Pisses me off, but I’ll live with it. LOVE the car. HATE the smell. :-(
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