Thanks for the sub :-)

Ha. Yeah justin bieber pretty much sums up this generation. Which is not a good thing. Unfortunately for me, I was born in 1986 so I wasn't able to quite enjoy the 90's like I wish I could have cause I was only 14 when it ended. I always wish I would have been born 10 years earlier.

:-D

Most of those are done already as are Fred, ShayTards, and every other pretentious youtube fuck out there.

Chriseycarlyeah324,

Thank you very much for subscribing to the Pre Med Show. I really appreciate it!

Sean

i've never tried smoking anything, and i've heard everyone has just your reaction at first - what i find interesting is the pursuit after the first bad experience, why would people continue to go out of their way to get used to it? the nicotine rush is powerful and hardwires you to want it again i guess and some cigars taste great i guess... donuts are the supreme combination of american excess - white flour, sugar and fat in abundance - the only thing missing is meat, and i'm sure some have lard in them... i thought you'd tell me of a john statue, interesting, i could have guessed - cheers

there is also the movie SLEEPER, when in the future tobacco is considered great for you:

"It's tobacco. One of the healthiest things there is for your body."
"No steak and no cream pies or hot fudge? No, those were thought to be unhealthy. Precisely the opposite of what we now know to be true." - in the year 2173, as per WOODY ALLEN and one of his silly early movies, before he got too serious?

i love the way the science guy doctor or whatever says ITS TOBACCO, so innocent almost as if with surprise... that movie is worth seeing for these few lines alone...

if no donuts, there is always cigars: When Sigmund Freud's nephew Harry declined a cigar at age 17, his illustrious uncle started as if thunderstruck. He paused and then, weighing his words carefully, admonished Harry: "My boy, smoking is one of the greatest and cheapest enjoyments in life, and if you decide in advance not to smoke, I can only feel sorry for you." (Freud: A Life for Our Time. Peter Gay, 1989, Anchor Books/Doubleday.) For Freud, the decision not to smoke was surprising, even illogical. Indeed, one can hardly think of Freud, father of psychoanalysis, without thinking of cigars. He was seldom photographed without a cigar in his hand, which is no surprise, since he typically smoked 20 per day. As he wrote, analyzed patients and took his daily walks, Freud smoked continually.

favorite music, liverpool - so that could only mean one thing right? the beatles? do they have bronze statues yet of john L.?

nigga