hey what about this for a fund raiser smoke a j for cancer day?

Question

or is it too controversial

cookie for ?

i am just reading a doctors journal form th AMA stating the benifts of the use in cancer,In australia even the Country Woman Association say yes,?

like i know from watching someone die from cancer never smoked etc, thought that is was bad so when the doctors told her to,she couldnt for about 6months because of socity an laws,when she did glorai lived for another year without pain happy an no side effects from chemo?(gloria was my partner

more facts okay
my sister who died of lung cancer but was first diagnosis bowl and never smoked an wouldnt because of the laws

P.s also i love the criticial opionions but not the threatening emails, iam just trying to open up a conversation an this is a survey,in Australia we are staring education not descrimination,,also some people need to check the real facts i have Australian medicial Association facts fiqures..that im working with..like yes make cookies no need to smoke even in the bible it was used as a herb.

Answer 1

the humor factor is priceless, but something tells me it won't really catch on.

Answer 2

not at all.

Tanning booth marathons for skin cancer fundraising are quite popular.

I particularly like bar hopping for AA awareness.

And don't forget artillery shelling for world peace.

Answer 3

despite your example, the majority of lung cancer cases are caused by smoking. smoking pot is even more dangerous when cancer is concerned. i think it would be kind of self defeating to have that kind of a fund raiser. not that you are serious anyhow.

Answer 4

is that like smoke a pack for lung cancer day? or a 200km bike ride for prostate cancer day? or a bong for schizophrenia day. or bungee for paraplegics...