I will not suggest that this is a sign of changing times, but maybe a sign that tobacco will not go away. There will be a spot for us, even if it is at the very margin of society.
In Defense of Cigarettes
In Defense of Cigarettes
I Figure You Can Multiply This By Twenty For Pipe Smokers
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Interesting article--I can relate. I missed the first thread. My grandparents, nearly every aunt and uncle, and most people we knew smoked cigarettes, from the time I was old enough to remember. So I associated it with people I liked and even looked up to. I never noticed or heard about any effects from second hand smoke back then or verified now.. I smoked cigarettes until my mid twenties (I'm 65 now), I suppose because it was the acceptable thing to do--and maybe because we were all addicted to it.
There are lots of social issues much more important for legislators (so many of whom smoke themselves) to spend their time on. But it's really about money I suppose.
Warning: Every cigarette you smoke adds one year to Keith Richards' life.
There are lots of social issues much more important for legislators (so many of whom smoke themselves) to spend their time on. But it's really about money I suppose.
Warning: Every cigarette you smoke adds one year to Keith Richards' life.
Smokers have a bond, even if you don't know them. Get together over a smoke, you see it everywhere.
Good article.
Good article.
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