Who says smoking is bad for you?

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EternalOptimist replied

6 October 2010, 19:09
Originally posted by Zippy View Post

What next - Jim Davidson?

good point, three tradgedies followed by

jim Davidson dying
Massive oil deposits discovered in Scunthorpe
Osbourne discovers 350 billion in an envelope under the no11 mattress
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Zippy replied

6 October 2010, 19:03
What next - Jim Davidson?
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EternalOptimist replied

6 October 2010, 18:59
crying here.
Tony Curtis, Norman Wisdom and now Charlie the chimp.

Its been a bugger of a week for the entertainment industry
mind you, they do say tradgedies come in threes
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Zippy replied

6 October 2010, 18:55
Just think about how much longer he'd have lived if he'd rolled his own.
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OwlHoot started a topic Who says smoking is bad for you?

6 October 2010, 18:49
Who says smoking is bad for you?

Chimp Charlie dies at 52 despite smoking habit

For years, zookeepers had been trying to get the chimp to kick the habit, and they discouraged visitors from giving him cigarettes.

But Mr Khedama said he did not believe the addiction had ended Charlie's life prematurely, as he had lived around 10 years longer than the average chimp.
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