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Originally Posted by kane
Very true. Smoking can age you quickky. So can drinking if you do it heavily and nearly every day. Growing up my neighbor's dad was a heavy drinker. I had always assumed his dad was about 15 years or more older than his mom (who was in her late 30's at the time), but it turns out they were the same age. The difference is that he drank half a fifth of Jack Daniels every day.
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Bahh, drinking doesn't age you - you know one drunk, I've known quite a few. The long term effects of heavy drinking are the gazillion health problems that you can develop, from liver cirrhosis to heart conditions and whatnot