Americans are awful people. I’m an All-American high school athlete, genuinely. Met Bush Sr. at the White House when they gave me my little medal. When I tell Americans, especially womYn, that my dad smoked cigars and pipe my whole youth, and that one of my older sisters would smoke cigarettes in my bedroom because the window faced the garage – and I would let her, they tell me, literally: “Imagine what you could have accomplished in a smoke-free home.”
No social cause paved the way for the SJW more than the anti-smoking campaign. It gave moral cover to being a busybody a-hole. They got Americans off cigarettes only to kill them directly with legal medications and OTC hard drugs prescribed like candy at a Podesta recruiting party. People are fatter, stupider, less athletic, less mobile, more zombied-out, more vulgar and degenerate. Hell is Smoke-Free.
Ever notice how smokers age 70 and up seem more mentally alert?
Coalclinker
August 8, 2018 6:38 pm
Many of my aunts and uncles smoked all the time. It was a happier and less complicated time, when no one gave a fuck. I had this uncle who brought his family to visit my grandmother; he smoked nonstop and granny didn’t care as long as it was around the kitchen or living room, which is where everyone congregated anyhow. My mom, grandmother, aunts, and uncles would play cards all night long and there was always that time between games when it was ashtray emptying time. Uncle smoked filterless Lucky Strikes, and I can still see those yellow teeth and hear that crackly laugh everytime he told another dirty ( and they were FILTHY!) or nigger joke, which was also all night long. We kids had a great time for we were allowed to stay up and got to learn new jokes to tell our buddies as well as learning how to play cards. Those people are all gone, and I still miss them and the good times when they were in their prime.
Had a great uncle who lived to be 96 .He smoked a half a pack of cigarettes ( Kool )and drink 3 beers ( Budweisers )everyday. Never will forget him .Good man.He was in a wheelchair the last years of his life but he still had a Sharp mind .
Steve
August 8, 2018 7:02 pm
80s? That was the 60s in my house.
gatsby1219
August 8, 2018 7:44 pm
If you remember the 80’s, you did them wrong….
22winmag - Q is a Psyop and Trump is lead actor
August 9, 2018 4:32 am
It’s child abuse (to dumb children down and hide the dangers of everyday life.)
Aquapura
August 9, 2018 3:00 pm
The 80’s were grade school for me. Yes, I remember birthday parties much like that photo. While I don’t smoke I do ask where the booze is when attending children’s birthday parties.
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August 11, 2018 8:47 am
Quarterseven
August 13, 2018 2:54 am
How did we all survive? I’ve been smoking since 2nd grade and I’m 58 now. I’m a Rancher, outside working every day and the red meat hasn’t killed me yet either! Everyone used to smoke, or all the fun people anyway. Laughing and smoking and drinking in the back of airplanes.. Doctors smoked while you were chatting in their office after an examination, patients and nurses happily puffed away in the hospital, and at dinner parties there were always loose cigarettes in silver cups (that held about 6-8) scattered around the table. All of my parents friends smoked, as did the Grandparents. My Father and Grandfather did not, and they were considered the odd ones. Ah, the good old days of smokey bars and a cigarette machine in every corner! These days, Lepers are treated with more respect than smokers, which is why I continue to smoke, someone has to stand on principle!
Americans are awful people. I’m an All-American high school athlete, genuinely. Met Bush Sr. at the White House when they gave me my little medal. When I tell Americans, especially womYn, that my dad smoked cigars and pipe my whole youth, and that one of my older sisters would smoke cigarettes in my bedroom because the window faced the garage – and I would let her, they tell me, literally: “Imagine what you could have accomplished in a smoke-free home.”
No social cause paved the way for the SJW more than the anti-smoking campaign. It gave moral cover to being a busybody a-hole. They got Americans off cigarettes only to kill them directly with legal medications and OTC hard drugs prescribed like candy at a Podesta recruiting party. People are fatter, stupider, less athletic, less mobile, more zombied-out, more vulgar and degenerate. Hell is Smoke-Free.
It could have been worse, thank God it wasn’t a late night tour with Bush Sr.
Ever notice how smokers age 70 and up seem more mentally alert?
Many of my aunts and uncles smoked all the time. It was a happier and less complicated time, when no one gave a fuck. I had this uncle who brought his family to visit my grandmother; he smoked nonstop and granny didn’t care as long as it was around the kitchen or living room, which is where everyone congregated anyhow. My mom, grandmother, aunts, and uncles would play cards all night long and there was always that time between games when it was ashtray emptying time. Uncle smoked filterless Lucky Strikes, and I can still see those yellow teeth and hear that crackly laugh everytime he told another dirty ( and they were FILTHY!) or nigger joke, which was also all night long. We kids had a great time for we were allowed to stay up and got to learn new jokes to tell our buddies as well as learning how to play cards. Those people are all gone, and I still miss them and the good times when they were in their prime.
Had a great uncle who lived to be 96 .He smoked a half a pack of cigarettes ( Kool )and drink 3 beers ( Budweisers )everyday. Never will forget him .Good man.He was in a wheelchair the last years of his life but he still had a Sharp mind .
80s? That was the 60s in my house.
If you remember the 80’s, you did them wrong….
It’s child abuse (to dumb children down and hide the dangers of everyday life.)
The 80’s were grade school for me. Yes, I remember birthday parties much like that photo. While I don’t smoke I do ask where the booze is when attending children’s birthday parties.
How did we all survive? I’ve been smoking since 2nd grade and I’m 58 now. I’m a Rancher, outside working every day and the red meat hasn’t killed me yet either! Everyone used to smoke, or all the fun people anyway. Laughing and smoking and drinking in the back of airplanes.. Doctors smoked while you were chatting in their office after an examination, patients and nurses happily puffed away in the hospital, and at dinner parties there were always loose cigarettes in silver cups (that held about 6-8) scattered around the table. All of my parents friends smoked, as did the Grandparents. My Father and Grandfather did not, and they were considered the odd ones. Ah, the good old days of smokey bars and a cigarette machine in every corner! These days, Lepers are treated with more respect than smokers, which is why I continue to smoke, someone has to stand on principle!