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[Dec. 11th, 2008|12:18 am] |
I just watched an advertisement for a stop-smoking aid. It features a woman who says that she is addicted to nicotine because she smokes 1 cigarette at 6:30 am, then has another on the way to work, then another at 10 am on the nose, then one after lunch, and so on.
This woman's day, for all intents and purposes, is 7 hours old and she's only had five cigarettes.
My days go like this: I wake up, roll over and light a cigarette. I put my glasses on after this and go use the bathroom. Then I smoke a cigarette while I take Dali out. I sometimes shower, then smoke a cigarette while I get dressed, then another in the car on the way to work. I go into work, work for about an hour, then smoke a cigarette. I smoke a cigarette approximately every hour until I get off work, then another on the way home from work. If we backtrack and look at my day, I have smoked almost as many cigarettes as this woman in the advertisement before I even leave the house. She doesn't need help. |
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and the commercial plays like an anti-drug ad making her look cracked out and desperate just for smoking when she wakes up. like smoking is morally wrong. | |
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