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3rd Hand Smoke

Published on August 16, 2006 by in Research

Everyone knows the dangers of 2nd hand smoke. In fact, smoking bans have gone into effect across the nation in restaurants, bars, within 5 ft of office buildings, and inside my old lady’s house. And I constantly hear whiny-type people complaining to smokers that they are suffering due to 2nd hand smoke. I am now fed up with this behavior. These worry-warts have never apologized to me for making me breath their filthy 3rd hand smoke. And yet wherever I go, I find myself inadvertantly inhaling the smoke that has been exhaled by 2nd hand smokers*.

*before you make the obvious, sarcastic comment you should know that I have had carbon filters installed in my throat. I would never subject anyone to 4th hand smoke.

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  1. Write-Offs: 08.23.06…

    $$$ San Fran I-bankers: In the closet? [Bankers Ball] $$$ 3rd hand smoke: less addictive (-ing) than its predecessors, but a growing concern for many [Long and short Capital] $$$ Fellow logrollee, ex-hedge fund manager, author and…eastside skateboard…

  2. once i knew this associate banker that shoved a lit cigarette up his ass because he lost a bet with a VP during the finals of March Madness.

    at least the only smoke/scent from that was from the burning grundle and skin.

    so much better than 3rd hand smoke.

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