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<blockquote data-quote="Laetca" data-source="post: 231497">&lt;div class=&#039;quotetop&#039;&gt;QUOTE (RC @ Nov 27 2008, 12:28 AM) <a href="http://index.php?act=findpost&amp;pid=363255" target="_blank">&lt;{POST_SNAPBACK}&gt;</a>&lt;/div&gt;Not agreeing with everything (I prefer kissing boys, and one boy in particular) but Kissing is definitely a form of connection, I once learned why we kiss, not sure you want to hear it though XDYou can get cancer from tobacco, X-rays, deodorant, the air in most cities, and tea. (YES TEA!!) Studies have shown that in the UK and Japan, both countries where tea is drunk on a very regular basis by most of the population, the rates of throat cancer are higher then in other countries that aren&#039;t as fond of tea. The UK has less cases of throat cancer then Japan because tea is mixed with milk.This is one of the things I read, there are other similar examples like these, and always I wonder, how much should you believe of it? What if someone&#039;s just making it all up? For all we know we can get cancer from the bug shells they put in our food (this one is definitely true, it&#039;s used to colour food red, most notably in drinks that have milk/yoghurt and red fruits)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Laetca, post: 231497"] <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (RC @ Nov 27 2008, 12:28 AM) [url='index.php?act=findpost&pid=363255']<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/url]</div> Not agreeing with everything (I prefer kissing boys, and one boy in particular) but Kissing is definitely a form of connection, I once learned why we kiss, not sure you want to hear it though XD You can get cancer from tobacco, X-rays, deodorant, the air in most cities, and tea. (YES TEA!!) Studies have shown that in the UK and Japan, both countries where tea is drunk on a very regular basis by most of the population, the rates of throat cancer are higher then in other countries that aren't as fond of tea. The UK has less cases of throat cancer then Japan because tea is mixed with milk. This is one of the things I read, there are other similar examples like these, and always I wonder, how much should you believe of it? What if someone's just making it all up? For all we know we can get cancer from the bug shells they put in our food (this one is definitely true, it's used to colour food red, most notably in drinks that have milk/yoghurt and red fruits) [/QUOTE]

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