### person | smoker:

Black smoker
* absorb more nicotine.
* are chimney-like structures created by underwater geysers
  - volcanic chimneys protruding from the Earth's oceanic crust
* exist in an even blacker world.
* have a relatively high incidence of lung cancer.
* look like miniature volcanoes in a constant state of eruption.
* suffer from a higher incidence of smoking-related illnesses than white smokers.

Female smoker
* are three times as likely to have moderate to severe wrinkling as nonsmokers.
* enter menopause an average of five years earlier than nonsmokers.
* have an increased risk of developing cervical cancer.
* increase their risk for chronic health problems and early death.
* seem to show greater psychological reactivity to smoking than do male smokers.

Few smoker
* begin after adolescence.
* know their own cigarettes have filter vents.

Former smoker
* can completely lower their risk of sudden cardiac death within ten years of quitting.
* carry a lifelong increased risk for lung cancer.
* have a somewhat reduced incidence of bladder cancer compared to active smokers
  - health outcomes
* live longer and healthier than their smoking counterparts.

Frequent marijuana smoker
* develop problems
  - respiratory problems
* develop same problems

### person | smoker:

Heavy smoker
* Most heavy smokers have some chronic bronchiolitis and respiratory bronchiolitis
  - smoke cigarettes
  - use tea to alleviate harm
* are more likely to develop stress even though most claim they smoke to relax
  - feel tired after quitting
  - prone to developing ulcers, and have greater trouble getting ulcers to heal
  - two to four times more likely to have a heart attack than nonsmokers
* can run like the wind yet never get tired or out of breath.
* experience feelings of hunger more often after quitting than lighter smokers.
* generate large amounts of beta activity and very little alpha activity.

Male smoker
* are at higher risk of developing cancer of the penis
  - least two times more likely to be completely impotent than non-smokers
* have a higher incidence of impotence due to vascular problems in the pelvic area
  - fewer healthy shaped sperm than non-smokers
* suffer decreased sperm count and have a more difficult time maintaining erections.
* tend to be loners, females tend to gather in social groups.

Marijuana smoker
* develop same problems
* may have problems
  - respiratory problems
* may have same problems

Pregnant smoker
* Some pregnant smokers have babies.
* are more likely to have low birth weight babies and complications during birth.
* have higher rates of miscarriage and premature babies.
* have higher rates of miscarriage, still births and babies who are born too soon
  - stillbirths, and babies who are born early
* transfer potent carcinogen.

Regular smoker
* Most regular smokers start in their teens.
* connect smoking with hundreds of activities during the day.
* have waists.

Tobacco smoker
* are in a chronic state of nervous stimulation.
* develop a craving for nicotine.
* gain weight after quitting smoking with women usually gaining more weight than men.

Young smoker
* are more likely to use other drugs.
* consume nearly one billion packs of cigarettes a year.

Sniffer
* Use hardware encryption.
* also have different methods of logging.
* are a device used by computer criminals to learn passwords
  - devices that capture network packets
  - people
  - programs that monitor traffic on the Internet
  - software tools that read all computer traffic
* is one of the main causes of mass break-ins on the Internet today.
* monitor the data traveling over a network.
* represent a high level of risk.

Solitary individual
* Some solitary individuals live in tubes
  - vertical tubes
* are responsible for producing the long aggregate chains by asexual budding.