Smoking, and smoking related activities. I like smoking in the shower. I particually enjoy cycling while smkoking this helps me keep fit. I smoke while having sex, even with someone else. Blowing smoke rings. Giving cigarettes out at schools. Also lobbying the US government.
Cigarette smokers* Emmanuelle Béart - Award-winning French Actress (born August 14, 1965) Often seen smoking on screen and has made numerous publicity photos with cigarette in hand. * Humphrey Bogart - American actor who often appeared with a cigarette in his mouth, making bogart a slang verb meaning "holding on to a joint instead of passing it on" among cannabis smokers. He died of esophageal cancer. (Deceased) * Herman Brusselmans - Belgian author who claims that he smokes 'because he has the talent for it.' According to him, this talent is quite rare. Brusselmans is a heavy smoker of L&M cigarettes. * Johnny Cash - Legendary American country singer. Often photographed smoking a cigarette with a ponderous expression on his face. (Deceased) * Nick Cave - Brooding Australian singer/songwriter and leader of Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds. Insists that since he started smoking Marlboro Lights, his record sales are going to go down. * Andrew Dice Clay - Raunchy American stand-up comic, almost never seen with out a cigarette (even sometimes unlit due to smoking restrictions). * Kurt Cobain - Member of the American band Nirvana, smoked offstage. (Deceased) (Suicide) * Eddie Vedder - Member of the American band Pearl Jam, often seen smoking and drinking bottles of wine while playing live with the band. * Bette Davis - American film actress who was never without a cigarette. She starred in Now, Voyager (1942), which has the famous scene in which Paul Henreid places two cigarettes in his mouth, lights them, and then passes one to Bette Davis. She died in 1989 after a long battle with breast cancer and having suffered several strokes. (Deceased) * James Dean - American actor and icon, who smoked 2 packs of Chesterfield cigarettes a day. He died in a car accident. (Deceased) * Johnny Depp - American actor, can often be seen in interviews smoking. On Inside the Actor's Studio he apologized for poisoning himself with the cigarette, and then lit one up. * Marlene Dietrich - Famed German actress who smoked as part of her "Dietrich image." She died of old age. (Deceased) * Bob Dylan - American singer song writer, attributed voice change on his album Nashville Skyline to his quitting smoking, though this is disputed. Seen reading a paper in the 1967 documentary Don't Look Back, where he quotes the journalist as saying he "smokes eighty a day." * Colin Farrell - Colin James Farrell, born May 31, 1976, is an Irish actor. He is seldom seen off-screen in interviews without a cigarette. He is also a notorious drinker, and has been quoted as saying he smokes one carton per week (200 cigarettes). He is also said to have a bad smoker's cough. * Kevin Federline - Kevin Federline (born March 21, 1978) is an American rapper/musician, and more famously known as the chain smoking husband of Britney Spears (also a heavy smoker). He is seldom seen without a cigarette, and was criticized in the media for continuing to smoke around his wife during her first pregnancy. He has also disclosed to have bronchitis, though he's only 28. * George Harrison - Member of The Beatles that was famously seen smoking in the movies A Hard Days Night and Help!. His off-screen chain-smoking habit lead to his death from lung cancer in 2000. (Deceased) * Theo van Gogh - Dutch film maker ever accompanied by a dark French cigarette. He was murdered. (Deceased) * Audrey Hepburn - Iconic actress that often smoked several packs a day, immortalized first in the classic film Roman Holiday where her character, Princess Anne, lights a cigarette for the very first time. She is most commonly associated smoking from a filter in Breakfast at Tiffany's. She died of colorectal cancer on 20 January 1993. (Deceased) * Bill Hicks - American stand-up comedian, satirist, and social critic, with a reputation suffering from his drug use. In 1988, he quit drugs, falling back to cigarette smoking, a theme that featured heavily in his performances. He died on February 26, 1994 of pancreatic cancer. (Deceased) * Saul Hudson (Slash) - The cigarette has become a trademark for Slash along with his top hat. He is always seen playing his guitar with a cigarette in his mouth and was once saying that if he could have anything in the world, it would be a never-ending supply of Marlboro cigarettes. * James Hunt - English Formula One driver. Was often seen smoking while not driving. He usually lit a cigarette on the victory podium, however he later quit. He died at the age of 45 of a heart attack. (Deceased) * Joe Jackson - Singer. Jackson moved from New York City to England as a result of the city’s smoking ban. * Shahrukh Khan - Bollywood top superstar, rarely seen without cigarettes off-screen, though he has vowed to reduce smoking from his 40th birthday. * Anne Kirkbride - Playing Deirdre Barlow on the soap opera Coronation Street, Kirkbride is well-known for her raspy voice (which intensified over the years), and has become one of her trademarks. Kirkbride is a chain smoker in real life, with her television persona lighting up less often. Diagnosed with lymphoma in 1993, and is now cancer-free. * Denis Leary - A comedian incorporating smoking into his act. * John Lennon - Former Beatles singer and songwriter. Prototypically portrayed with colored sunglasses and shag. * René Lévesque - former and first indépendantiste premier of Québec. Almost never in public seen without his trademark Players cigarette. He died of a massive heart attack in 1987 at the age of 65. (Deceased) * Jim Leyland - Baseball manager, managed the World Series Champion Florida Marlins in 1997, currently of the Detroit Tigers, often known to smoke in the dugout during games. More recently, as smoking has been banned in many major league stadiums, he smokes on the ramp to the clubhouse between innings. * Margrethe II of Denmark - Queen of Denmark. A well known chain smoker. * Golda Meir - Fourth Prime Minister of the State of Israel. She was diagnosed with lymphoma at the age of 65 but lived to the age of 80. (Deceased) * Freddie Mercury - Former Queen vocalist. His heavy smoking led to a roughening of his voice during the 1980s. He died of AIDS. (Deceased) * Joni Mitchell - Canadian musician and painter. Started smoking at age nine; claims to have fallen in love with smoking from the first puff. Her self-portrait on the cover of her 2000 album Both Sides Now depicts her with a cigarette in her hand. * Brian Molko - Musician of Placebo, often seen smoking in promotional shots and during concerts. * Joshua Homme - Musician of Queens Of The Stone Age, often smokes during interviews, skilled at blowing smoke rings. * Edward R. Murrow - A chain smoker, Murrow was seldom seen without a cigarette in hand. A lifetime of heavy smoking took its toll in 1965, when he died of lung cancer two days after his 57th birthday. (Deceased) * Jack Nicholson - A videotape of Jack Nicholson shows him screaming at a paparazzo for flashing cameras at his son. He had a cigarette in his right hand. * Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis - A life-long smoker; photographed by paparazzo leaving a New York restaurant with two packs of Marlboro Regulars in her hand. She died in 1994 (aged, 64) of lymphoma - most likely caused by years of smoking, even though she was a religious fitness fanatic. * Lee Radziwill - the only sister of Jacqueline Onassis, the former First Lady. Mrs. Radziwill, like her older sister, was a life-long smoker who gave it up some time ago. There are several photographs of a young Mrs. Radziwill smoking. She is 73, and lives in Paris at last report. * Kiefer Sutherland - Award-winning actor most noted for his portrayal of Jack Bauer in the hit TV series 24 has conducted many interviews and appearances with cigarette in hand. His trademark rough, husky voice is a result of chain smoking. * Sean Penn - American actor, frequently photographed off-camera with a lit American Spirit cigarette. Though he has attempted to quit several times, he reportedly has a four-pack a day habit. * Joaquin Phoenix - American actor and chain smoker. Portrayed fellow smoker Johnny Cash in Walk the Line (2005). * Georges Pompidou - Former French president, often pictured with a cigarette in his mouth. He died from Kahler's disease in 1974. (Deceased) * Super Star Rajinikanth - a stylish smoker and great Tamil cinema hero who entered into cinema because of his style of smoking. Now he decides to avoid smoking scenes. * Franklin Delano Roosevelt - 32nd President of the United States, who was featured in photographs smiling with his face turned up and with a cigarette in his mouth (with the cigarette actually not touching his lips, but in a cigarette holder–one of the few people to use one). He died of a massive cerebral hemorrhage. (Deceased) * Keith Richards Guitarist for the Rolling Stones. A frequent smoker on stage and in interviews. * Rod Serling - Often had a cigarette in hand when introducing episodes of the The Twilight Zone. He died of a heart attack at age 50. (Deceased) * Jean-Paul Sartre - French existentialist philosopher, critic, novelist and dramatist. Well-known lover of Gauloise cigarettes. Died of an edema of the lung in 1980. (Deceased) * Frank Sinatra - Said to have been buried with a pack of Camels and a Zippo lighter. Fans noticed his voice became deeper as his smoking gradually affected his health and he died of a heart attack. (Deceased) * Terry Thomas - English comic known for his seven inch long cigarette holders. He died at the age of 78, of natural causes. (Deceased) * Hunter S. Thompson - American writer, creator of gonzo journalism and counter-culture icon. Best known for his books Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail 1972. The quintessential image of Thompson includes a cigarette in a cigarette holder/filter. (Deceased) (Suicide) * Judy Baar Topinka - First female State Treasurer in Illinois, and currently the only elected Republican statewide official (born January 16, 1944), has a distinctively raspy smoker's voice and is unapologetic about her cigarette habit. * Ville Valo - Founder and lead vocalist of the Finnish Goth-Rock band HIM. Is rarely seen without a cigarette perched between his lips. Rumours spread that the wearing of his signature hat was due to chemotherapy for lung cancer as a result of his excessive smoking. * Kurt Vonnegut - American author and a Pall Mall smoker. During an interview at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, he remarked that he was angry his smoking had yet to kill him. * Ron Wood - British guitarist and member of the Rolling Stones. Once an even heavier smoker than his band-mate Keith Richards, Wood has attempted to curb his cigarette consumption after being diagnosed with emphysema in 2004. * Frank Zappa - American composer and musician who was renowned for his cigarette and coffee preferences, although he abstained from all other drugs. Said tobacco was his favourite 'food'. Cigarettes are referenced in the titles of two of his instrumentals, It Must Be a Camel and Twenty Small Cigars, and mentions of smoking can also be found throughout his lyrics. Died in 1993 from Prostate Cancer. (Deceased) * Al Pacino - Iconic Academy Award-winning American stage and film actor. Suffered from a throat disorder in the mid-1980s which forced him to stop smoking cigarettes. In Sea of Love, he sounded noticibly different, featuring his now-famous dark, owly eyes and hoarse, deep voice. * Ryan Adams- Can often be seen with a cigarette on and off stage and during interviews. Has been known to use a special ash tray cliped to the head of his guitar on stage. He is pictured with a cigarette in his mouth on the cover of his first solo album Heartbreaker (2000). * Pete Doherty- Of the band Babyshambles and formerly of The Libertines. Rarely seen without cigarette in press photos. Smokes onstage while singing and in interviews.[edit]Cigar smokers Groucho Marx with a cigar, which had become an inseparable part of his image Enlarge Groucho Marx with a cigar, which had become an inseparable part of his image* Red Auerbach - legendary Boston Celtics coach. He would light a cigar in victory, when he thought the game was over. * Milton Berle - American comedian, who was usually seen with a cigar. (Deceased) * Anthony Burgess - novelist and critic, author of A Clockwork Orange and Earthly Powers - smoked up to 80 cigars, panatellas, cigarillos, cheroots and/or cigarettes per day. His preferred smoke was the Schimmelpenninck slim cigar. Died of lung cancer. * George Burns - American comedian whose quip on happiness was, "A good cigar, a good meal, a good cigar and a good woman - or a bad woman; it depends on how much happiness you can handle."[1] He was also given a tribute by Cigar Aficionado magazine.[2]. * Fidel Castro - President of Cuba - his father introduced him to cigars when he was 15 years old. "I used to be with a cigar in my mouth all the time." [3] He quit when he was about 59. * Winston Churchill - politician, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. * Ken Clarke - British politician, once Deputy Chairman of British American Tobacco, lobbying the developing world to reject stronger health warnings on cigarette packets. * Bill Clinton - politician and former U.S. President, notable for an alternate usage of cigars (see Lewinsky scandal). See also cannabis below. * Bill Cosby - American comedian, attributes his fondness for cigars to his idol Groucho Marx. * Tom DeLay - American politician who has long been known as a strong supporter of the trade embargo against Cuba. In a photo, published in 2005 by Time Magazine, DeLay is seen smoking a Cuban cigar. [4] * Robert de Niro - movie star who always is smoking a cigar. [5] * Linda Evangelista - Canadian supermodel. * Sigmund Freud - prototypically smokes while his patients lie on the couch. He remarked "sometimes a cigar is just a cigar", regarding the phallic symbolism of cigars. Suffered from oral cancer. * George Gershwin - American jazz/classical composer, often depicted smoking a cigar. * Che Guevara - Argentinian revolutionary. Used to smoke cigars on meeting pauses. * Ulysses S. Grant- 18th President of the United States and American Civil War hero. Some Historians say that he smoked 20 cigars a day. He began smoking cigars at Fort Adelson in 1862. When a reporter commented that Grant liked cigars, people began sending him cigars. He received over 20,000. * Geri Halliwell - British singer and former member of the Spice Girls. * Daryl Hannah - American movie actress * Saddam Hussein - former President of Iraq, obsessed with smoking the Havanas that his eldest daughter Raghad Hussein personally sends him regularly. The cigars are delivered to Saddam's prison by the Red Cross. * Rodrigo de Jerez - Probably the first European to smoke. He participated in Columbus' first voyage to the Americas. On Cuba he encountered the custom to inhale the smoke of herbs wrapped in a leaf, probably tobacco. In his native Spain his smoking was seen as a diabolical habit. According to oral tradition he was sentenced to seven years confinement by the Inquisition (Deceased) * Michael Jordan - Notorious cigar smoker, often seen with a cigar in the locker room during championship celebrations. * John F. Kennedy - President of the United States. When Kennedy imposed a trade embargo on Cuba, the night before issuing the executive order authorizing the embargo, he supposedly ordered Pierre Salinger to obtain 1,000 Cuban cigars. * Suge Knight - Head of Death Row Records. Suge is rarely seen without a cigar in his clutch. The cigar is part of his persona * Ernie Kovacs - legendary actor and comic, who often incorporated his cigars into the roles he played. * Rush Limbaugh - Talk radio host. * Groucho Marx - comedian and actor with trademark moustache and stumpy cigar. (Deceased) * P. J. O'Rourke - American political satirist, journalist, and writer. Said "Personally, I believe a rocking hammock, a good cigar, and a tall gin & tonic is the way to save the planet." * Fidel Ramos - Philippine president frequently seen holding or smoking a cigar during cabinet meetings, political rallies, and speaking engagements. * Rene Rivkin - stock market guru from Australia, known for his flamboyant style, ever-present worry beads and chain cigar smoking. Was quoted as saying "I smoke Cigars, I don't like the taste but they clear a room faster than a Yoko Ono album" (Deceased) (Suicide) * Pete Rose - former Major League Baseball player and manager; MLB's all-time career hits leader. * Sir Jimmy Savile - British TV personality and former professional wrestler. Buys two sizes of cigars - regular ones to smoke and larger ones "for the cameras." * Arnold Schwarzenegger - Austrian-born movie star and current Governor of California. Avid cigar smoker. * Jessica Simpson - Pop Diva sometimes indulges in cigars * Charles Spurgeon - Famous British Baptist preacher, known to many as the Prince of Preachers. Once remarked, "When I have found intense pain relieved, a weary brain soothed, and calm, refreshing sleep obtained by a cigar, I have felt grateful to God, and have blessed His name." * Sylvester Stallone - actor, screenwriter, film director * Mark Twain - American author. Said he smoked whenever awake and once claimed to have smoked 24 cigars in one day. Once commented that quitting was easy; he had done it a thousand times. * Jesse Ventura - American former wrestler, wrestling announcer, actor and politician. Once claimed that Arnold Schwarzenegger introduced him to cigars while filming the 1987 film, Predator. * Raquel Welch - actress. * Ron White- Comedian of Blue Collar fame typically seen with a glass of scotch in one hand and a cigar in the other. * Diamond Dallas Page- Former Professional Wrestler and Author. Known to use Cigar Smoking as part of his Ring Character. He legitimately does like to smoke them when not "in character". * Terri Runnels- As "Marlena" (The Manager/Valet of Goldust.) was often seen at ringside smoking a cigar. Like Diamond Dallas Page, actually does enjoy them.[edit]Pipe smokers Graham Chapman was rarely seen off-screen without his pipe Enlarge Graham Chapman was rarely seen off-screen without his pipe* Graham Chapman - Monty Python member, often seen both on and off screen with a pipe. (Deceased) * Bing Crosby - American actor and singer. Often photographed with pipe and frequently smoked in films. * Jacques Derrida - French deconstructionist philosopher, often pictured smoking or gesturing with a pipe. * Clint Eastwood - Known to be a consistent user of tobacco products, especially during his earlier films. * Albert Einstein - scientist, often shown pensively with a pipe in his hand. * Millicent Fenwick - former Republican Congresswoman from New Jersey * Gerald Ford - The last US president to use tobacco on a regular basis * John Forsythe - American actor. Stopped in 1982 when ordered to by his physician. * Stephen Fry - English comedian, author, actor, and director - was the last ever person awarded the title of Pipe Smoker of the Year before the British tobacco advertising ban. * Vincent van Gogh - painter. Several of his self-portraits feature the pipe. * Hugh Hefner - creator of Playboy Magazine. Was often seen in a dressing gown and smoking a pipe. * Edwin Hubble-showed that the universe is expanding, most famous pictures of him are at * Ernst Ludwig Kirchner - painted many self portraits with a pipe * Douglas MacArthur - five-star United States General of the Army, often shown brazenly with a corncob pipe in his mouth. * Subcomandante Marcos - spokesperson for the Zapatista Army of National Liberation, often seen wearing a balaclava and smoking a pipe. * Piet Mondriaan- Kertesz photographed this famous artists pipe. * Claude Monet - Renoir painted famous portrait of Monet with his pipe. * Eric Morecambe - comedian. Pipe Smoker of the Year in 1970. * Harry Mulisch - Dutch writer, in self-styled arrogance employing the pipe to elevate himself above the masses. * Robert Oppenheimer-scientist, often photographed smoking a pipe or cigarette. * Jean Piaget-famous for his theory of cognitive development, almost always seen with a pipe. * Norman Rockwell - painter. His paintings feature a lot of pipes as well. * Bertrand Russell - influential British philosopher, mathematician, logician. * George Sand - pseudonym of French writer Amandine-Aurore-Lucile Dupin (later Baroness Dudevant) * Joseph Stalin - former leader of the Soviet Union. * J.R.R. Tolkien - his literary works feature a lot of pipes as well. For instance the pipe-weed from The Lord of the Rings. * Orson Welles-Director and actor. Very often seen with pipe in hand. * Harold Wilson - British Prime Minister. Even his portrait-painting shows him prestigiously smoking the pipe. * Virginia Woolf - British writer * C.S. Lewis - Probably the most famous 20th century Christian apologist and writer. Author of "The Chronicals of Narnia", "Screwtape Letters", and "Mere Christianity".[edit]Cannabis smokers Bob Marley. A major icon of cannabis smoking. Enlarge Bob Marley. A major icon of cannabis smoking.* Louis Armstrong - a steady user and arrested in March 1931 for possession, according to his 1971 autobiography. Said to have been fond of 'muggles' all through his long career. * The Beatles - symbols of sixties drug use. * Jack Black - Actor, member of the band Tenacious D, promotes the legalization of marijuana, even referring to those who wish to keep it banned as "old fucking shrivs" in the song, "City Hall". Nominated for High Times' "Stoner of the Year" in 2003. [6] * Dave Chappelle - Wrote and starred in the stoner film Half Baked, performed various weed-related skits on Chappelle's Show, and has openly admitted to the use of the drug in his personal life. * Tommy Chong - famous alongside Cheech Marin for the "cannabis culture" films. Still smoking today. * Joe Cocker - arrested in 1976 in Australia for possession of marijuana. * Bob Denver - actor best known for playing the role of Gilligan on Gilligan's Island. Spent the later years of his life getting high and raising goldfish.[7] * Snoop Dogg - Rapper, Known weed smoker. Often seen smoking on stage, in his car, and on various TV appearances. It was revealed that he has a room in his home specifically for weed smoking known as the Green Room. He claimed to have quit smoking in 2003, only to relapse later in the year. * Dr. Dre - Rapper famous for the release of the hit album The Chronic, which got its name from a slang term for cannabis. Also released the single "The Next Episode," which popularized the phrase "Hey, hey, hey, smoke weed every day." * Bob Dylan - famous singer/songwriter who was known to smoke marijuana. Dylan is often considered responsible for influencing the early drug use of the Beatles. Wrote the song Rainy Day Women, the chorus of which is a jubilant "But I would not feel so all alone/ Everybody must get stoned" * Art Garfunkel - Busted twice in 2004 and 2005 for possession after a joint was found in his car. * Allen Ginsberg - American Beat poet. He formed a bridge between the Beat movement of the 1950s and the hippies. Said "Pot is fun!" (Deceased) * Gary Hall Jr. - American World Class and Olympic Gold Medalist swimmer. Tested positive for marijuana during the opening days of the Atlanta 1996 Olympics. He avoided a punishment because at the time THC was not on the list of banned substances. After another positive test in 1998, he recieved a three-month suspension from competition. During the 2000 Olympics however, he said he was clean, and would never smoke again. * George Harrison - Dubbed "the quiet Beatle " by the media, yet still had massive intake of cannabis. (Deceased) * Prince Harry - member of the British Royal family. Experienced some controversy with marijuana and was forced to desist. * Jimi Hendrix - Famous guitar player. Was known for smoking cannabis on stage and in his limosine. (Deceased) * Mick Jagger - famous '69 bust, defended by The Times in an editorial. * Timothy Leary - American writer and psychologist. 1960s counterculture icon and campaigner for psychedelic drug research and use. (Deceased) * Bob Marley - as a Rastafari, Bob Marley was a great defender of cannabis, which he used as a sacrament. It is mentioned in many of his songs and on the cover of Catch a Fire he is seen smoking a large spliff. (Deceased) * Paul McCartney - A member of The Beatles. He was caught in a Japanese airport with a pound. Wrote the song "Got to Get You into My Life" as a tribute to the plant. * Rosa Meriläinen - Finnish politician. In an interview she confessed to having used cannabis during her career as a representative. * George Michael - pop icon claims to smoke too much pot. * Robert Mitchum - American actor and singer. He used cannabis in the late 1940s and was the first Hollywood actor arrested for possession of marijuana[8]. Smoked cigarettes as well. (Deceased) * Willie Nelson - A member of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (United States), they call him "America's most beloved marijuana smoker" and a friend. Those that have been on his tour bus have described seeing an ashtray with several joints, live cannabis plants, and garbage bags full of the drugs. [9] * Stefan Raab - A German entertainer popular for his marijuana-themed songs and music videos. * Carl Sagan - Frequent cannabis smoker who wrote an essay on marijuana use under the pseudonym "Mr. X," which he credits as inspiring much of his intellectual work (although this was not known until after his death). His illustrious career is often considered a testament to the idea that smoking marijuana does not necessarily make people unambitious and lazy. * Ringo Starr - First of The Beatles to smoke. * Peter Tosh - Rastafari, wrote Legalise It, famous for smoking on stage and getting beaten up by the police as a result. (Deceased) * Montel Williams - Advocate for the use of medicinal marijuana, which he uses to treat multiple sclerosis...
You get a hell of a kick out of smoking vinyl, cd's hardly burn, and analogue tape is like poison...
Tried to smoke one once, wouldn't recommend it, tasted bad...
not nice..
Smoked a few.
Sir Walter Raleigh.
And that other guy, you know whats his name.
Oh and Bob.
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