Sentences with phrase «have a cigarette once»

Just about every company in the U.S. will charge you tobacco rates EVEN if you admit to having a cigarette once or twice per year.

Not exact matches

Tobacco manufacturers once had relatively free reign, with even doctors starring in commercials, on the airwaves before being banned from television and radio advertising in 1970 when President Richard Nixon signed the Public Health Cigarette Smoking Act into law.

My old man used a razor strop on me from time to time and having no success once paddled himself, with me watching, to demonstrate his failure to rectify my attitude (I had set a vacant lot on fire, smoking cigarettes I'd salvaged from the steps of the Catholic church across the street) In school, you had to bend over and grab your ankles in order to take your licks.

How often have I heard someone rebuked for smoking a cigarette when that was the last thing that needed to be addressed, and in fact, would take care of itself once the person's life had been addressed.

On the other corner: a massive Catholic church the congregation of which would litter their steps with cigarette butts after service, which me and a buddy would collect to smoke in a vacant lot nearby and once set it on fire lighting up.

Even Don Aronow, the designer of the Cigarette hull and a former offshore powerboat world champion in his own right (he once had a midair collision with a press helicopter that was following too closely overhead), expressed reservations.

It didn't take long for them to RAISE TAXES on cigarettes once again yet these Morons have NO common sense on Marijuana.

Those who sipped of the weed at least once a day had no signs of emphysema after five years — unlike pack - a-day cigarette smokers after one year — but marijuana smoke obstructed air passages to a similar extent, closing fine airways and restricting the larger ones.

With each type of cigarette, they were once accurately told what type they had and once told the opposite.

They found that 24 percent admitted to using an e-cigarette at least once, 9.6 percent were current e-cigarette users, and 18.7 percent had smoked a traditional cigarette.

And now... you decide that instead of giving up smoking completely, you are going to have a «cheat» cigarette once per week.

Didja know that we were once told cigarette smoking was a health benefit, and even doctors recommended them and had favorite brands?

Ditto Gwyneth Paltrow, whom people perennially want to be like (though please recall that Gwyneth once admitted she loves the occasional cigarette), and Beautycounter's founder Gregg Renfrew, who has a long resume in the retail sector.

The map had come with the flat, and though it was big and wrinkled, and cigarette butts had once stubbed black islands into the mid-Atlantic, he'd kept it, a reminder of the world outside.

Once I had settled into my accommodation - two rooms in the attic floor of a terraced house not far from the West End Park - I spent a moderately distracting week strolling around the exhibits: the Fine Art and Sculpture Rooms in the Eastern Palace; the thrilling assault to the senses, both aural and nasal, in the Dynamo Shed; the Queen's Jubilee gifts (dull but, presumably, for those that need it, terribly reassuring); a reproduction of the Bishop's Palace which, upon investigation with the tip of my umbrella, revealed itself to be made entirely of painted canvas; and - my favourite, illicit haunt - Howell's tobacco kiosk with its wondrous international selection of cigarettes: Piccadilly Puffs; Shantung Silks; Dinard Dainties; Tiffy Loos!

EDITION had an artist in residence Moral Turgeman conducting her Blind Portrait experiment over the course of the week, guests and visitors alike sat for Turgeman who wants to exhibit each sketch with a gallery show once she hits 10,000 portraits and Swedish photographer Daniella Midenge also hosted a signing for her first book Sex + Cigarettes which saw every book being sold.

Displayed in the homes of wealthy collectors, the pictures of cowboys that once advertised Marlboro cigarettes had now become high - end advertisements for a new brand - name in the cultural marketplace: Richard Prince.

I throw humor in this part by establishing that the scientific agreement on climate change is as solid as these scientific agreements: Earth is round, Earth revolves around the sun, dinosaurs once existed, smoking causes cancer (I have a comical image of a 4 year old child trying to smoke a cigarette), Neil Armstrong once walked on the moon, and the Cubs never winning the World Series (I admit then that image is a mistake.

In what may be among the most damning comparisons, Revkin reported that «some environmentalists have compared the tactic to that once used by tobacco companies, which for decades insisted that the science linking cigarette smoking to lung cancer was uncertain.»

Even the longtime confidants — the ones he'd had since college, who remembered him passing out at a party, or caught him falling flat on his face going after a girl, or gave him advice when he was dissolutely smoking cigarettes all day and planning his motorcycle trip across the Badlands — all distanced themselves once they knew he had sentenced someone to death.

Located in Grasonville, the palatial estate was originally established in the early 1930s by renowned Maryland advertising legend Arthur H. Kudner, Sr., an icon of the Madison Avenue advertising scene and creator of the once - celebrated cigarette slogan «I'd walk a mile for a Camel.»