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Yes, smoking Smarties, or any type of candy, is harmful to your health. Inhaling any substance not meant for smoking can damage your lungs and respiratory system. Additionally, the chemicals and additives in candy can produce harmful byproducts when burned. It's best to avoid smoking anything that isn't specifically designed for that purpose.
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Is smoking smarties illegal?
It might depend where you live, but smoking Smarties does not appear to be illegal - but it is extremely unhealthy. It can cause cause infections, coughing and choking.
Is smoking smarties safe?
I do it and honestly the worse that has happened to me was a sore throat from accidentaly getting it down my throat. I personally don't think it is bad if u keep it in ur mouth (no homo) but I'm not a doctor. I'm just a smarties dealer and addict
What candies can you smoke?
Just chew gum. Candy is not the answer to quitting smoking willpower and a nicorette inhalator is
Is smoking bad for you?
smoking is bad for you and you shouldn't do it
Is crushing up smarties and inhaling them and blowing out smoke bad for you?
ummm... YES!! the only thing you SHOULD be inhaling is AIR! not smarties or smoke or what ever > >
Is smoking out of can bad?
smoking is bad all together! It damages your lungs and is bad for your heart. Sometimes people who have bad smoking habits dont live as long
Is it bad to stuff crushed smarties up your nose?
Umm yeah what if they got stuck?
Why is smoking a drag bad?
Smoking a drag is bad because you could get addicted to it.
Why is smoking bad for bowwels?
it bad
Can smarties go bad?
Yes smarties can go bad. But it would take a long time. they have preservatives in them and they contain sugar. Things with salt and sugar tend to last longer than say starches and proteins.
What are words that describe smarties?
smarties
Is passive smoking just as bad as normal smoking?
The risks as such are the same, but since the smoke you get into you from passive smoking is more diluted passive smoking is a bit less bad.
