Interview with a “Vapor-er”
Way back in 1865, a man named Washington Duke, who lived on a 300-acre farm in Raleigh, North Carolina, hand-rolled cigarettes and sold them to Civil War soldiers near the close of the war. Sixteen years later, in 1881, long after the war had ended, a man named James Bonsack then invented the cigarette-making machine, Read More
It’s After Midnight Smoker’s Blog – Part III – “The Nicotine Crutch”
Some smokers, deep down, wish they had never started smoking in the first place. They wish, some nights, with every morsel of their being, they could quit, but they don’t know how. A cigarette is like a crutch and you’ve got a permanently broken foot, that aches every hour of every day. Think about it–if Read More
