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Surfing and cigarettes
- Thread starter oneworlded
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When I lived in Africa you could buy single cigarettes. I got in the habit of having one after dinner and quite liked it.
Back in the States you have to buy packs and my one, after dinner smoke turned into 5 or 6 a day. I saw what was happening and quit. Don’t miss it at all.
Back in the States you have to buy packs and my one, after dinner smoke turned into 5 or 6 a day. I saw what was happening and quit. Don’t miss it at all.
cigarettes are one of the stupidest things ever invented
One of the best things about being in Indo. Clove ciggies.
I watched Nathan Fletcher wear multiple sets in the row on the dome and just keep flinging water. He was paddling and duck diving for like 15 minutes straight.
I just looked closer at that pic of Richards. Is that tar and nicotine coming out of his ear?
When I was a young lad I worked at a Sebu Hotel as a Banquet Waiter. Every year his team the Sebu Lions would Spring Train on Maui. Every player chain smoked.
I'd let you ask my dad about that, but you can't because he smoked like a chimney and died of lung cancer way too young.
I really dig this. I quit the cigs back in 2000. Because surfing. Also, pulp art is cool.
Somewhere I recall a pic in a surf mag of David Nuuhiwa kneepaddling with a cig in his mouth
Watched my grandfather die of emphysema in his early 60s. Cigarettes repulse me as a result of seeing the way he went. Last few years he couldn't walk 15 feet without catching his breath. Can't stand the smell.
