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fastest cigarette smoked world record In 1996, a 29-year-old man from Transylvania named Stefan Sigmond built a wheel-shaped device, loaded it with 800 cigarettes, set them all on fire at once, and inhaled through a single tube In The Genes: Longevity Secrets

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fastest cigarette smoked world record In 1996, a 29-year-old man from Transylvania named Stefan Sigmond built a wheel-shaped device, loaded it with 800 cigarettes, set them all on fire at once, and inhaled through a single tube In The Genes: Longevity Secrets

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fastest cigarette smoked world record In 1996, a 29-year-old man from Transylvania named Stefan Sigmond built a wheel-shaped device, loaded it with 800 cigarettes, set them all on fire at once, and inhaled through a single tube In The Genes: Longevity Secrets
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