Anti-smoking poster campaigns, which are almost always based on manners and public perceptions of smokers rather than health risks, are a regular sight around stations, especially Japan Tobaccos now famous green men posters, that warn smokers about everything from breaking a childs heart by putting out a cigarette in the snowman they built, to looking un-cool by tossing a butt on the ground like the hero in an antiquated cowboy film
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i am 20 i been smoking since i was 14 and i never heard of these cloves until like a year or 2 ago so for him to sit here and say cloves and flavored cigarettes makes kids smoke is a bunch of B.S
