How talented. How sad

Given that smoking is a death sentence, and very, very sad, it’s amazing that so many talented people do it.  Are they mad?  Do they really think it looks cool, 1930's style?

I read Adele’s comments about smoking – sounded like a silly schoolgirl.  How could she risk her talent like that?

Even ‘fit’ actors like Brad Pitt are addicted!

And so are: Lilly Allen, Martin Sheen, Pete Docherty (of course), Kate Moss (of course), Diego Maradonna, Jonathan Ross, Billie Piper, Jack Nicholson, Jude Law, Colin Farrell, Robbie Williams, Sienna Miller, Denise van Outen, Rachel Stevens, Simon Cowell, Joss Stone, Charlotte Church, Kate Winslet, Catherine Zeta Jones, Kate Beckinsale, Orlando Bloom, Jeremy Clarkson and James May, Liam Gallagher.

Are they all sponsored?  Or what?

Seems the tobacco industry’s clever PR work is working.   To read their latest tricks, check out this link - http://www.cigarettesflavours.com/

We need to be aware.  But how to hit back against this menace?  Any ideas?

More smoking celebs here:
smoking-secrets-celeberties.html
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