Tobacco was valued as a wartime necessity, a fact that the tobacco industry seized upon in its advertising that featured soldiers, flags, and all the trappings of a triumphal nation making the world safe for democracy
When Paul Gascoigne shoved two cigarettes up his nose after a day out in the Mediterranean sun, it was perhaps a trivial show of defiance in the face of societal norms and mores, though even that feels like reading too much into it
House fires dont smell like campfires because they burn at higher temperatures and consume synthetic materials like plastics, insulation, and treated wood that release completely different chemical compounds than natural wood smoke
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"And his wife, shes just so sweet." Krutonog hangs in the background, trying to stay out of the shots