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Founded in 1979, Forest represents adults who choose to smoke tobacco and non-smoking adults who are tolerant of smoking. RTs do not always reflect our opinion.

UK and Ireland
Joined February 2010
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Ireland’s greatest comedian Dave Allen: Giving Up Smoking
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Cata Coll on the most challenging thing she faces as the goalkeeper for Barça Femení: “The hardest part at Barça is staying focused when I'm barely involved … The gesture of smoking a cigarette also comes from my therapist. After a great save or a goal that I think I prevented, I do it. It helps me release the tension and move forward.”
🧤🔵🔴 Cata Coll sobre lo más complicado que vive siendo arquera del Barça Femení: "Lo más difícil en el Barça es mantener la concentración cuando apenas participo. En esos momentos, me pasan mil cosas por la cabeza. Miro a la grada para ver si conozco a alguien, pienso en qué haré después o en lo que hice antes. Repaso mentalmente un error o una gran parada que me subió la moral. Lo peor es un partido en el que no hago absolutamente nada: mi mente no para nunca. Para combatir esto, trabajo con mi psicóloga y hemos desarrollado algunas técnicas. No miro el reloj hasta que siento que han pasado quince minutos; de lo contrario, el tiempo parece detenerse y me pongo nerviosa. También canto para mí misma... El gesto de fumar un cigarrillo también viene de mi terapeuta. Después de una gran parada o un gol que creo que evité, lo hago. Me ayuda a liberar la tensión y seguir adelante". Vía @lequipe
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Thank you Netflix for warning me this 18-part documentary about serial killers also has scenes with smoking
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I can't recommend enough the two-part film about General de Gaulle. The first is Résistance and the second is Liberté and you have to find them with a metal detector and a pair of field glasses because they only seem to show at around 2 p.m. at one of those armchair cinemas which insist you eat steak frites and drink Beaujolais while the advertisements pound away at your brain. Believe me, it is worth it. There are subtitles, epic episodes, battles both physical and mental, detailed direction and French and English performers who are very, very good. Simon Russell Beale is more Churchillian than Churchill. He makes you believe everything you've ever read about the man. Most importantly, he can properly smoke. In fact, most of the actors can. ✍️ Maureen Lipman Article | spectator.com/article/why-ca…
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If an anti-smoking campaign group says ‘Big tobacco companies are exaggerating the scale of Britain’s illegal cigarette market’ it must be true. 🙄 thetimes.com/article/1b65bef…
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Rosemary Penn, 70, said a new sofa led to her decision to quit smoking. Lead story on the BBC Cornwall section of the BBC News website. Hold the front page! bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cmy0…
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Germany to hike tobacco tax: by 2030 a pack of 20 cigarettes could cost close to €12 (around £10). In 2026 an average pack of cigarettes in the UK costs between £15 and £19. No wonder illicit trade is flourishing. euronews.com/2026/10/16/germ…
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‘Recognizing the diverse factors that can increase someone’s risk of lung cancer – regardless of their smoking history – is essential for timely and appropriate screening and treatment.’ fortune.com/2026/10/15/lung-…
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