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03 Dec 16
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Churchill, Castro and Arthur Daley made it to their 90's
However
George Harrison, patrick swayze and sammy davis junior did even make it 70.
However
George Harrison, patrick swayze and sammy davis junior did even make it 70.
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Cigar smokers don't inhale the smoke so much, if at all.
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Same with pipe smokers.
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They just make an almighty pong.
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Cigar smokers are not charged more on insurance policies ..as as non effect of the tobacco .. seen as non smoker for cigars ..
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i'm just popping out for a churhill cigar, i'll be back in 2 hours
often happens down the pub ..... |
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tBB............both habits are stupid............so whats your point??
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38 years I've smoked for but now virtually stopped. Not touched my pipe in a year, no cigar for 2 months down to about 3 cigarettes a week.
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Bill clinton loved a cigar in oral office....70 years young
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Clinton had heart surgery, as did Arnie, another famous cigar smoker.
Although that might have been linked to general lifestyle as much as smoking. |
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try and see the film - Bright Leaf. gary cooper - all about tobacco.
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I like a cigar, once a year... that's what i told the clean room boys to get out of the job. |