14. The first Europeanwho learned to smokefrom the natives wasarrested back homebecause people thoughthe was possessed bythe devil.9. Statistics tell us that5.6 million children alivetoday in the U.S. will dieof a smoking-relateddisease. That is equalto 1 in 13 kids living inthe U.S. today.18. Pantone 448 C (theworld’s “ugliest color”according to research)is used by manyEuropean countries ontheir tobacco productsto dissuade people fromsmoking.20. Smokingis the leadingcause of fatalfires in thehome.24. A year afterquitting: Yourrisk of heartattack is nowhalf that of asmoker.15. Smokingnear Applecomputersvoids thewarranty.21. 10 yearsafter quitting:Your risk of lungcancer is nowhalf that of asmoker.16. Studieshave shownthat marijuanais less harmfulthan alcoholand tobacco.13. About69% ofsmoker wantto quitcompletely .4. Every eight seconds,a human life is lost totobacco usesomewhere in theworld. That translates toapproximately 5 milliondeaths annually.8. The smoke from asmoldering cigaretteoften contains higherconcentrations of thetoxins found in cigarettesmoke than exhaledsmoke does.5. Hydrogen cyanide,one of the toxicbyproducts present incigarette smoke, wasused as a genocidalchemical agent duringWorld War II.6. There isenough nicotine infour or fivecigarettes to kill anaverage adult ifingested whole.12. While minorscan’t purchasecigarettes, it iscompletely legalfor minors tosmoke cigarettesin the US.7. Ambergris,otherwise known aswhale dung is one ofthe hundreds ofpossible additivesused in manufacturedcigarettes.19. Nicotine reachesthe brain within 10seconds after smokeis inhaled. It has beenfound in every part ofthe body and in breastmilk.25. 24 hours afterquitting: Carbonmonoxide andnicotine have leftyour system.11. The averagesmoker in the USspends $1500-3300 a year onsmoking.2. According toResearch, Asingle cigarettecan reduce theblood supply toyour skin for overan hour.17. In 2010, a 2year old boy fromIndonesia madeheadlines forhaving a 40-a-daysmoking habit.3. Over 80cancer givingingredients arepresent in asingleCigarette.1. According toBritish Researchers,Every cigarette yousmoke shortens yourlifespan by about 11minutes.23. Two yearsafter quitting: Yourrisk of stroke isreduced to that ofa non-smoker.10. Smokingincreases yourchance ofgetting erectiledysfunction by50%.14. The first Europeanwho learned to smokefrom the natives wasarrested back homebecause people thoughthe was possessed bythe devil.9. Statistics tell us that5.6 million children alivetoday in the U.S. will dieof a smoking-relateddisease. That is equalto 1 in 13 kids living inthe U.S. today.18. Pantone 448 C (theworld’s “ugliest color”according to research)is used by manyEuropean countries ontheir tobacco productsto dissuade people fromsmoking.20. Smokingis the leadingcause of fatalfires in thehome.24. A year afterquitting: Yourrisk of heartattack is nowhalf that of asmoker.15. Smokingnear Applecomputersvoids thewarranty.21. 10 yearsafter quitting:Your risk of lungcancer is nowhalf that of asmoker.16. Studieshave shownthat marijuanais less harmfulthan alcoholand tobacco.13. About69% ofsmoker wantto quitcompletely .4. Every eight seconds,a human life is lost totobacco usesomewhere in theworld. That translates toapproximately 5 milliondeaths annually.8. The smoke from asmoldering cigaretteoften contains higherconcentrations of thetoxins found in cigarettesmoke than exhaledsmoke does.5. Hydrogen cyanide,one of the toxicbyproducts present incigarette smoke, wasused as a genocidalchemical agent duringWorld War II.6. There isenough nicotine infour or fivecigarettes to kill anaverage adult ifingested whole.12. While minorscan’t purchasecigarettes, it iscompletely legalfor minors tosmoke cigarettesin the US.7. Ambergris,otherwise known aswhale dung is one ofthe hundreds ofpossible additivesused in manufacturedcigarettes.19. Nicotine reachesthe brain within 10seconds after smokeis inhaled. It has beenfound in every part ofthe body and in breastmilk.25. 24 hours afterquitting: Carbonmonoxide andnicotine have leftyour system.11. The averagesmoker in the USspends $1500-3300 a year onsmoking.2. According toResearch, Asingle cigarettecan reduce theblood supply toyour skin for overan hour.17. In 2010, a 2year old boy fromIndonesia madeheadlines forhaving a 40-a-daysmoking habit.3. Over 80cancer givingingredients arepresent in asingleCigarette.1. According toBritish Researchers,Every cigarette yousmoke shortens yourlifespan by about 11minutes.23. Two yearsafter quitting: Yourrisk of stroke isreduced to that ofa non-smoker.10. Smokingincreases yourchance ofgetting erectiledysfunction by50%.

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(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. 14. The first European who learned to smoke from the natives was arrested back home because people thought he was possessed by the devil.
  2. 9. Statistics tell us that 5.6 million children alive today in the U.S. will die of a smoking-related disease. That is equal to 1 in 13 kids living in the U.S. today.
  3. 18. Pantone 448 C (the world’s “ugliest color” according to research) is used by many European countries on their tobacco products to dissuade people from smoking.
  4. 20. Smoking is the leading cause of fatal fires in the home.
  5. 24. A year after quitting: Your risk of heart attack is now half that of a smoker.
  6. 15. Smoking near Apple computers voids the warranty.
  7. 21. 10 years after quitting: Your risk of lung cancer is now half that of a smoker.
  8. 16. Studies have shown that marijuana is less harmful than alcohol and tobacco.
  9. 13. About 69% of smoker want to quit completely .
  10. 4. Every eight seconds, a human life is lost to tobacco use somewhere in the world. That translates to approximately 5 million deaths annually.
  11. 8. The smoke from a smoldering cigarette often contains higher concentrations of the toxins found in cigarette smoke than exhaled smoke does.
  12. 5. Hydrogen cyanide, one of the toxic byproducts present in cigarette smoke, was used as a genocidal chemical agent during World War II.
  13. 6. There is enough nicotine in four or five cigarettes to kill an average adult if ingested whole.
  14. 12. While minors can’t purchase cigarettes, it is completely legal for minors to smoke cigarettes in the US.
  15. 7. Ambergris, otherwise known as whale dung is one of the hundreds of possible additives used in manufactured cigarettes.
  16. 19. Nicotine reaches the brain within 10 seconds after smoke is inhaled. It has been found in every part of the body and in breast milk.
  17. 25. 24 hours after quitting: Carbon monoxide and nicotine have left your system.
  18. 11. The average smoker in the US spends $1500-3300 a year on smoking.
  19. 2. According to Research, A single cigarette can reduce the blood supply to your skin for over an hour.
  20. 17. In 2010, a 2 year old boy from Indonesia made headlines for having a 40-a-day smoking habit.
  21. 3. Over 80 cancer giving ingredients are present in a single Cigarette.
  22. 1. According to British Researchers, Every cigarette you smoke shortens your lifespan by about 11 minutes.
  23. 23. Two years after quitting: Your risk of stroke is reduced to that of a non-smoker.
  24. 10. Smoking increases your chance of getting erectile dysfunction by 50%.