My family knows all too well the death embedded in the evil weed. Still, I break out a cigar once or twice a year, and bars just aren't the same anymore without secondhand smoke.
The blog post is very well written, so just forget all that stuff about cancer for a moment and enjoy:
Burning tobacco became like burning sacred incense on the altar of freedom, the special effects of the American Spirit, a uniquely American substance which, as with everything uniquely American, can either liberate if used consciously or destroy if used in excess.(via AlexC)
3 comments:
Is he trying to say he digs hairy, smoking, French chicks?
Also - I think I smoked my last cigar on the day I took the MCATs, ate a chicken finger sub from the Pit, drank Mt. Dew + Vodka, and smoked one of the cigars we got in Canada - then puked in your suite in Phase...
- Matt
yeah, those cigars we got in Canada really kicked my butt too - moreso than most cigars I've had. But then again my cigar budget usually tops out about 5 or 6 bucks a pop, and these were clearly more than that.
Viva... er.. "Canada".
Al Haig: "I prefer to think of it as burning their crops to the ground."
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