Smoking Cigarettes
#1
10-02-2007, 02:31 PM
Smoking Cigarettes
My Dad Smokes about 2 Packs of Camel Non Filters a Day has Ever since I can Ever remember .. Its Catching up to him , When My Boy was Born I Quit smoking at the time i had smoked for 8 Years , Really Didnt Want my boy seeing me like i see my dad........
When i was tring to quit someone from my child hood helped me
Ernest
He Was a heavy smoker and died of lung cancer. When he discovered he had lung cancer, he reportedly threw away his cigarettes and quit smoking cold turkey. Unfortunately, it was too late.
"Ernest P. Worrell"
Though hopelessly hooked on cigarettes, he wouldn't allow himself to be photographed smoking, for the sake of all the kids who loved Ernest. And, though he entertained them by clowning, sprawling, grinning and cutting up, the talented Mr. Varney had one last message for those kids: Don't smoke.
When given the chance to have a lifelong dream fulfilled by such groups as the Make-A-Wish Foundation, several hundred terminally ill children have asked to meet Ernest. He never let them down
He would visit hospitals, and entertain sick children in his "Ernest" persona
Despite his persona as Ernest P. Worrell, had a near genius I.Q. level. He was said to be occasionally exasperated with fans who met him and assumed he was exactly like the Worrell character he portrayed. He Was also very Close friends with Robin Williams.
Theres a Pubic Service Announcement that He Did after he found out he had Lung Cancer to where hes trying to convince Vern to Quit Smoking ,, This is the Ad I Saw That Kind of helped me at the time
Included in a 1986 home video collection of Ernest commercials is a public service spot with Ernest trying to convince "Vern" to quit smoking, thus avoiding "The Big 'C'-Cancer. Chemotherapy City."
This Video Clip Has to be on line somewhere .........
I Need Help Finding it ,,, try "Jim Varney Public Service"about quiting smoking
When i was tring to quit someone from my child hood helped me
Ernest "Ernest P. Worrell"
Though hopelessly hooked on cigarettes, he wouldn't allow himself to be photographed smoking, for the sake of all the kids who loved Ernest. And, though he entertained them by clowning, sprawling, grinning and cutting up, the talented Mr. Varney had one last message for those kids: Don't smoke.
When given the chance to have a lifelong dream fulfilled by such groups as the Make-A-Wish Foundation, several hundred terminally ill children have asked to meet Ernest. He never let them down
He would visit hospitals, and entertain sick children in his "Ernest" persona
Despite his persona as Ernest P. Worrell, had a near genius I.Q. level. He was said to be occasionally exasperated with fans who met him and assumed he was exactly like the Worrell character he portrayed. He Was also very Close friends with Robin Williams.
Theres a Pubic Service Announcement that He Did after he found out he had Lung Cancer to where hes trying to convince Vern to Quit Smoking ,, This is the Ad I Saw That Kind of helped me at the time
Gosh, Vern, ya tryin' to kill us all? Walkin' around all the time with that weed hangin' out of your mouth. Don't you know how deadly that thing is? You're just askin' for a case of the Big C: Cancer city, Chemo Therapy Hotel. I care 'bout you, Vern, that's why I'm warning you, you better give up them cigarettes, buddy, or the groundhogs will ber bringin' you your mail, knowhutimean?
This Video Clip Has to be on line somewhere .........
I Need Help Finding it ,,, try "Jim Varney Public Service"about quiting smoking
#2
10-02-2007, 06:08 PM
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10-03-2007, 08:09 AM
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#9
10-03-2007, 04:17 PM
Diesel Bomber
i can honestly say i have never smoked anything. well unless those bubble gum sig count LOL
a friend of mine died last friday because of lung cancer. he lived to his mid 70's
he was the across the street neighbor from my grandparents for as long as i can remember. he also the person i bought my lobster boat from and 300 lobster traps.
he was always a good family friend..
tomorrow at 4pm
all the lobstermen in the area will not be working but will gather in line to have a boat parade in his honor.
a friend of mine died last friday because of lung cancer. he lived to his mid 70's
he was the across the street neighbor from my grandparents for as long as i can remember. he also the person i bought my lobster boat from and 300 lobster traps.
he was always a good family friend..
tomorrow at 4pm
all the lobstermen in the area will not be working but will gather in line to have a boat parade in his honor.
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