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I accidentely put my cigarette glow on the tip of my tongue. is there any dangers? deadly? it was an accident. and yes, i know smoking is bad. advice?
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Burning your tongue: The most obvious danger of putting your cigarette "glow" on your tongue is burning your tongue. Not deadly, but painful. More long-term deadly would be lung or other cancer from smoking. But, you already know that.
Answered 9/28/2016
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