Many teens today want to start smoking, but there’s no one to give them guidance. Therefore, I thought I’d share some of my own. I’m going to give you the tools necessary to start smoking the right way and to do it today!
Why?
I could easily quit smoking. I’m not an addict. I can go about a month without before getting fidgety, and I’ve smoked regularly for four years now.
However, I absolutely love smoking, and I’ll never use one of those pussy e-cigs. Let the SJWs have their non-offensive knock-off cigarettes, but real men either smoke real cigarettes or smoke nothing at all. Smoking an e-cig is like getting a blowjob from a tranny. Sure, sometimes you may be desperate if there’s nothing else better around, and it’s almost like the real thing if you close your eyes, but it’s best to just say “no” every time.
Recent studies have shown nicotine to work as an anti-depressant, much to the surprise of absolutely no one. So cigarettes make you feel better. But even if you don’t suffer from clinical depression, there’s something exhilarating about having the smoke fill your lungs and then leave. A kind of poetic orgasm, if you will. You won’t understand it until you experience it.
And I don’t just smoke cigs, either. I dip, chew, snort, smoke a pipe, and pretty much anything aside from cigars, since you aren’t supposed to inhale those.
Smoking is the absolute best networking skill you can find. There is no greater bond than between people who smoke together. You’ll make friends with people you never would have talked to prior.
Plus, you’ll feel cool driving down the road.
How?
Kids, your friends will likely buy the cheapest shit they can find or get whatever pop bullshit out of their mother’s purse. Don’t fall into this trap. The more mass-market the pack, the more added chemicals and the more dependent you’ll become. And more importantly, the more added chemicals there are, the shittier the whole thing will taste. I want the taste of tobacco, not a mere nicotine release. Marlboros are to pure-ish cigarettes as a wet dream is to sex.
The sparkler doesn’t have to be 100% additive-free, though it’s certainly a plus. American Spirit and Native are examples of additive-free brands. Native is very cheap but difficult to come by in many areas of the country. I’m hoping they’ll expand.
One of the reasons I always recommend filterless (or rolling your own with a $40 machine) is because these tend to taste more pure. A pack of Pyramid filterless is a radically different cig than any other kind of Pyramid. You can buy a carton for about $35 where I live.
Don’t judge cigarettes by their price. Prices are set by how mass-market they are, not their level of quality. If you insist on smoking a major brand, by far the best mass-market brand is Camel.
Sundry Advice
If you start smoking at age 15 on Pall Malls, you will become an addict. I think the reason I never became truly addicted is because I started at age 20 on American Spirits. That being said, I don’t understand the big worry over getting addicted. Everybody—and I mean everybody—has an addiction of some kind that they constantly piss money away on. For some it’s coffee, for others it’s movies, and for some it’s cholesterol-filled American cheese.
I like my cigarettes like my beer and coffee: as heavy and bitter as possible. I want the full taste, and I don’t need to paper it over with a fake mint flavor. So even if you avoid filterless (a novice won’t be ready for it, anyway), stay away from light cigarettes. They usually come in the colors blue and gold. And you’ll find yourself smoking more cigarettes if you smoke light to get that same nicotine hit. They also make your lungs work harder and so do more damage than real cigarettes.
Every Christmas and Easter I buy a pack of cloves, because it’s more religious that way. Also, they are so rich that you’ll grow sick of them if you smoke them too much. These are wrapped in cigar paper, since Obama made it illegal to flavor cigarettes, but beyond that it’s functionally a cig and even has a filter. They taste like Christmas, and even my mother likes the smell.
Conclusion
Follow this brief outline, and you too can be on your way to smoking like a king. No need to fall into the traps of so many people. With my guidance, you’ll enjoy smoking far more than all your friends.
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Blair Naso 
One of the teenagers I work with once said to me, “Smoking is bad for you Beefy Levinson. But you look hella cool doing it.” I didn’t start smoking cigarettes until I was 28, and that was six years ago. I figure there’s a lot of ruin left in me.
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Yo twins. I started on American Spirits when I was 18. I am 21 now and have since quit. But it was fun while it lasted.
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American Spirits are so worth the money. They last three times as long as a regular cigarette.
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One of the most powerful lessons to ever happen to me as a kid, was when my grammar school, way back in the sixties, told us to get our relatives to try to stop smoking. One day my old uncle Joe visits with his wife. Now this guy started smoking at the age of 14. As a youth, he was a soldier in both the Serbian Army and later,the German army. A tough man by any definition. So I go up to him at the age of 11 and say, “You know uncle Joe, you shouldn’t smoke, because it’s bad for you.” He looked at me with a smile and patting his shirt pocket where he kept his pack of cigarettes said, ” Boy, you have your chocolate and this is mine”!! Now this almost made me feel like I was harming him. I mean, who wants to take away somebody’s chocolate? I never told another person that any particular thing they liked was bad for them. What a lesson from a man who drank, smoked like a chimney and worked two hard, eight hour jobs, while raising two kids and supporting a wife. God bless you uncle Joe, wherever you are…….
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