Are they actually suggesting you smoke 5 cigs over the course of a meal?
Even for hardcore smokers that'a wild.
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Truly a 10 course meal fit for a Turkish sultan! Yes, 5 of the courses are cigarettes, but you might actually taste the salad a little bit before your 3rd and 4th cig.
They also left out how you'll be drinking a cocktail between each course and after every cigarettes, and you smoked a pack right before since you knew you'd be restricted to only 5 during the meal.
then it's back to the office.
I did see a security guard smoke a whole package in his 4-hours shift.
of 25 cigs
I just pay attention to the full text after read this comment.
Well, Camel advice us to smoke while waiting for next dish.
I did try in real life. No good. Smoking then eating make the taste of food go bad. You got to brush your teeth after smoking if you want to taste food again.
Yeah I can't see mid-meal smokes doing much to enhance the flavour of the turkey. The only well advised part of the whole thing is smoking with the coffee after the meal. That's the stuff right there.
Well, the best advice would be not to smoke, but you know.
I think my lungs just failed.
Why are they eating salad between main course and dessert? Has the conventional order foods are eaten in changed over the years?
Not like it really matters, I suppose. I eat dessert first sometimes :)
Depends on the culture, Italians will traditionally serve each "component" as a seperate dish
Is there any study said that smoking help your digestion ?
Yes, found it, from John Hopkins here Smoking and the Digestive System
First sentence is "Smoking can harm your digestive system in a number of ways. "
Back in the day you can say anything about your cig in your cig ads. Good old day.
Now they can't ads cigarette anymore. But others industries, they still lie on their ads, until they got caught.
I quit smoking nearly 30 years ago. This series of vintage ads is one of the few times I've felt the urge to have another smoke.
You gotta stop these, man. Seriously. Addicts never completely recover. One ad is fine, but this is, like, 3 in a day! You're killing me, over here.
You put it in a very funny way.
He might move on to just posting old heroin adverts to fuck over other addicts.
Opss, sorry I just post a new tobacco ads.
Oops you did it again, you played with my brain, made me smoooke again. Oops you gave me lung cancer, and emphysema, and I diiieed!
Tee hee
They are so visually appealing. The ads too.
God I feel you. When did you stop craving smokes? It's been like 8 years for me and I still crave them occasionally. Hell, I still get the odd dream about smoking some nights.
Though even with that said, I actually enjoy looking at these ads. But maybe I'm just masochistic.
I was one of the lucky ones. Quitting wasn't hard; I just went cold turkey. In the past 25 years I've smoked maybe 6 or 7? Half of those, I was out in Singapore with a bunch of sales people from my company, and seriously, they just kept offering them and eventually I smoked a couple. But, I've never been prone to addiction, thank goodness, because I have no willpower to speak of.
For me, it's situational. At first, it'd be after dinner was the worst cravings, but also seeing people light up in movies - only in movies theaters, though. But just random. The last time I had a craving was probably 6 or 7 years ago... until this series of ads. And it's been bad, because I mainly smoked Camels, and Lucky Strikes when I lived in Germany. If these ads had been for Marlborough, or some other brands, it wouldn't be so bad, but OP'd been choosing my favorites.
Of you're 8 years out, you can do it. Especially if you stay away from situations where people offer them to you. It's way easier, for me at least, to not buy a pack than it is to turn down a friendly offer.
You know, I never dream about smoking. Maybe I use to; I don't remember. But good luck! You're going great.
I quit cold turkey too. Took a lot of willpower since I loved smoking. I think the psychological aspect is the stickiest part of my addiction. Even though the physical addiction has to have subsided by now I'll never stop missing the intangibles. The small meditative aspect to smoke breaks, gathering your thoughts. The smoke alongside your black morning coffee. Always having something to keep your hands busy, like a social shield when you're among people or preventing boredom and loneliness when you're waiting for a train. Even the taste of it, that I unironically enjoyed.
Never was a Camel man myself, though. I actually really liked Gitanes when I was in France, otherwise Benson & Hedges was my brand. Smoked a lot of Luckies too, though. We're easier to find around here.
I like the taste of cigarettes, cigars, and (especially) pipes more than I like the taste of coffee, and I really like coffee.
All those things you mentioned were big losses; I really do think there after-meal smoke was the hardest to let go of. Someone posted something about how cigarettes are actually bad for your digestion, but it doesn't feel like it. In fact, it feels like the opposite.
Aw, man. If I survive my wife, I'm going to take smoking back up again. By then, cancer from smoking is statistically unlikely to be what gets me.
Fr it high key feels like a corporate shill on a shoestring advertising budget reposting old slop, fuck these make me want to smoke so bad.
Well, now I want a Waldorf salad
And a pre and post salad Camel, it clears the palate and aids digestion.