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Iwaferbiscuits.bsky.social

This is from the first volume of his collected short stories btw! A lot of them are duds as they’re his earliest pieces, but there is one where a man teaches a cat how to smoke and roll his own cigarettes, and that’s about as cool as you can get

Iwaferbiscuits.bsky.social

From Theodore Sturgeon’s “Butyl and the Breather” published 1948. I am over the moon at these tumblr-ass insults. Doughface???? King of Stink?????? I could kiss this man on the lips

Passage from Butyl and the Breather
Another passage from the same story
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Mddalvss.bsky.social

smoking cigarettes on the roof... you look so pretty and i love this view...

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Jjanjanjanet.bsky.social

It should be prohibited 24/7 all day every day along with stupid cigarettes

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thetalemon.fedibird.com.ap.brid.gy

来世は他人がいいのOPがTHE ORAL CIGARETTESなの、聞く前から絶対合いそうですごい https://natalie.mu/music/news/592506

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Sstcmicrobeblog.bsky.social

christoph: in every second photograph of western people from the 1960s you seem them holding cigarettes in their hands. today it's smartphones...

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ROcmonmaque.bsky.social

When they write the book of my life there will be a whole chapter about menthol cigarettes

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38gsk.bsky.social

⚠️本誌270話　硝子さんの弔い方 #38gsfa

JujutsuKaisen #240 fanart. "Her own way of mourning" (Past reminiscere) Yaga:I thought you quit smoking. Shoko:......I remember our school days. (Shoko took two cigarettes out of her bag.)
Shoko: You're an idiot(,Geto.) (Shoko broke one's cigarette.) Shoko:You're an idiot,too(,Gojo) (Shoko broke one's cigarette again,just like before.)
And,I don't need this anymore. (Shoko threw away her cigarette.) ...Well,I'll live longer!
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HBhugobaup.bsky.social

Signes potentiels chez les adolescents : - Peur d’être impuissant - Automutilation (coups, brûlures de cigarettes, activités sportives mutilantes) - Peur de passer à l’acte sexuellement sur un enfant - Tentatives de suicide - Conduites à risque - Consommation de substances 15/

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SHprof-vague.bsky.social

I dropped my waffle.

The cover of Born in the U.S.A. the seventh studio album by the American singer-songwriter Bruce Springsteen, released on June 4, 1984. Bruce is standing in front of a red and white striped wall. Horizontal stripes, known to be slimming, give Bruce the confidence to pose for a close up of his Aristotle in snug blue jeans. He wears a white t-shirt - we can’t see the collar but we know it’s blue. The bulge in his left rear pocket is a mystery - perhaps some cigarettes to keep his trademark voice rough as a bag of spanners. There’s a red baseball cap poking out of his back right pocket - code that Bruce will submit to dynamic pricing for his concert tickets - a desire he’ll have to wait years to be fulfilled. Bruce is desperate for a gazebo that’s bigger than Jon Bon Jovi’s; one that will fit a jacuzzi and a snooker table. That will be glory days.
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