for those of you trying to quit, the recidivism rate for tobacco/nicotine is about 96% and about 95% for heroin. When science discovered how our nervous system works in conjunction with our muscles, they named the receptor sites "nicotinic receptors". That's why it's so damn hard to quit.

And now for soapbox time: the World Health Organization estimates that approximately 420,000 people die in the U.S. each year from American Tobacco products. They also put alcohol deaths at 110,000 a year which does not include traffic deaths. Take Sol's advice, hit the fish whistle.