If you had only one hand, would second hand smoking effect you?

Answer 1

left hand or right hand?
that's a good question, I really gotta HAND it to you! lol

Answer 2

Two hands, one hand no hands the lungs get the blown out smoke and you inhale the garbage! Good answers crew for someone who looks at things in a different perspective.

Answer 3

Yes, just because you lost a hand doesn't mean that you are immune to the effects of breathing smoke. Second-hand smoke affects people of all ages, shapes, colors, sizes, and even people who are handicapped. Your DNA is still the same; it doesn't change if you get get hurt, and our DNA created our bodies to be suceptible to smoke.

Answer 4

Here's 'handy' answer. Smoking around non smokers is pretty under'handed' in my mind. Not cool to pollute my air! If you (the proverbial 'you'-don't 'backhand' me) want to suck cancer sticks, fine. Don't ask me for any 'handouts' when your lungs look like rotten prunes. Another thing, smokers are never 'handsome'; stinky, wrinkled, yellow, a hole in your neck...always hockin luigies into a 'handkerchief'. Kissed a smoker once- her mouth tasted like an ashtray and felt like sandpaper. I couldn't 'handle' it.

Bottom line, common courtesy to your fellow human beings-Kill yourself in private

Answer 5

No it wouldn't, because I could still use my remaining good hand to slap the taste out your mouth for being a smart azz.

Answer 6

Yes, whether I only had one hand or several.

Answer 7

It most likely won't. Although, on the other hand, it might

Answer 8

Ha Ha!

Answer 9

Yep, just as much as if you had two.

I did have a laugh though, thank you

Answer 10

lol yeah and so would a foot up the asssss .hahaha