It won't be quite so appealing when you're coughing up a lung, but go ahead and smoke away. Please have the courtesy to keep it away from me and from my loved ones.

So you are an addict. smoking cigars may mean a lot of things, all I know is even when I was a smoker (I quite setting on a hill in Vietnam screening for the 1st Cav in 66) I never could figure out what anyone found in cigars to like. In Baghdad in 2004 a guy offered a cuban, I still don't know what anyone finds nice in them. Still its a slow poisin so puff away. BTW my flight surgeon smoks like a chimney, when going over stuff before leaving it is hard to breath in his office! Oh yeah, forgot, my late flight surgeon. Had a stroke and two weeks later a heart attack. As Willie about that one, I know he is a world class statistician concerning ratios between old drunks and old doctors

I don't own an intetrnal combustion vehicle nor do I smoke. So much for your hypocrisy angle. As for your lame emssions analysis, comparing the exhaust pollutants inhaled all day by someone in a typical city or suburb to the toxins and carcinogens in just one puff from a cigar or cigarette is like comparing a hypodermic needle injection to a point blank blast from a shotgun.