Mark Twain and Smoking

I got this from Wikipedia. Interesting stuff.

Mark Twain once commented that quitting was easy; he had done it a thousand times.

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One Response to “Mark Twain and Smoking”

Ramesh Myore Says:
May 12th, 2008 at 07:52 pm
Nicotine deaddiction programmes are okay but smoking is a human right. It cannot be stopped by force. Punish all those who cause passive smoking by all means but leave it to the smokers to decide whether or not to smoke. Governments round the world are unfairly taxing smokers instead of persuading hardcore smokers to moderate/regulate their smoking and quit the habit if the doctor strongly recommends it.

Quit Smoking Already?

I got a challenge from a pal who says that smoking is so addictive that I cannot stay without it

Smoking too much?

How do you know you are smoking too much? When you think smoking would help cure your cough and cold

The fun with smoking is gone

Smoking was fun as long as it gave me that 3-minute kick. Now that it no longer does that... it

Smoking Machine

I am turning into a smoking chimney... Life is too sad... I need to kill myself.

Smoking: Too much of it

I have a feeling that I would kill my lungs the way I am smoking my way to doomness.

Insanity Rediscovered