Drugs are for Everyone

Well, this is what we're told to think. But can it really be true?"You genuinely enjoyed your first few cigarettes, I'll admit that. But you don't enjoy them any more, even though you think that you do. That's just your addiction talking."Edited by Dr Adequate, : No reason given.

I'm sorry, I thought that that was your point.So ... according to you ... no-one enjoys cigarettes when they first try them ... and then they continue not to enjoy them when they become hooked on them?Wow, their marketing must be really good.

But a habitual drinker of pink lemonade would find such questions equally difficult to answer.

But your challenge was to describe the taste and smell. Now you've shifted the goalposts. By the new rules, it is easy for a smoker to meet your new challenge: all he has to say is "I like the taste and the smell". Or not. Apparently he doesn't even have to like the smell. All he has to say is: "I like the sharp taste of tobacco", and he's done.

Then if someone told you that cigarette smoke does taste sharp and does not taste sweet, he would apparently have done all that you now require.What that would prove about smoking is becoming ever more obscure, but certainly any smoker could describe the taste of cigarette smoke to that degree of accuracy.