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Re: Airports and smokey workplaces are sexy
 Author: Katherine July 28, 2001 at 20:41:35 
in reply to: Airports and smokey workplaces are sexy posted by Raucher on July 19, 2001 at 21:25:44
    You made that sound so wonderful. I am a nonsmoker and the
thing that scares me the most about smoking is the health
issues. In just a few minutes you made me want to be one of
those smokers. I've wondered why anyone would wish that on
their body. Now I know. You have done a wonderful job
describing this beautiful process. Thank you for showing me
the true beauty of it.

Kat
>I had to wonder if
> any of the women in the room with me at the time were going
> to actually get cancer from one of the many cigarettes they
> would consume from this treasure chest. That would truly be
> a great bargain and the most wonderful gift they could ever
> give themselves. If I had the power, I would have gladly
> placed a sweet little tumor in each and every chest into
> the room, right inside their lungs, under their soft
> breasts, where it would be hard to notice until it had
> plenty of time to grow and grow.
>
> There's something so magical about seeing a woman hold so
> many cartons of cigarettes. They usually hold it around
> their breasts. When they hold it, it's on the outside of
> their breasts, but you know that very soon it will be on
> the inside and the woman just can't wait to put it there. I
> picture all the women in the store having lungs filled with
> sweet tar, just collecting on the delicate surfaces. I
> picture their lungs being various shades of brown: some
> have a few stains that have soaked all the way through
> their lungs, with a light dusting of tarry cream covering
> every tube inside their breathing organs, while others have
> deeply saturated tissue with severe wounds that are not
> allowed to heal - their lungs being visibly shriveled and
> hardened, perhaps bulging at points where air sacs have
> been left for dead and are inflated with emphysema. All of
> the women are working up to that point and I wish them the
> best of luck in acheiving it. And their hearts: each of
> their hearts are growing large from the pressure of beating
> through blood vessels constricted by nicotine. You almost
> wish they could smoke enough to make their swollen hearts
> pop. They know that there is a transformation taking place
> in their body. They can feel the changes, but it doesn't
> make them feel sad at all. Instead, they're proceeding with
> it at full steam, noticing over time that their body is
> different than it was before. They relish the comfort of
> the shortening of their breath and the diminishing of their
> endurance. I myself am so glad that I made the choice to
> begin smoking so long ago and beginning the process that is
> much farther along in my body today. 		   
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