A man with a gravely voice and a cigarette addiction is an unlikely dude to spread the anti-smoking gospel. But stuntman Ritchie Magic – a smoker of 40 years – put out 70 cigarettes on his tongue, for fame and health.
Ziggybox from Christian Losert on Vimeo.
Meet the Ziggybox. By way of a few strategically-placed cigarettes, cigarette boxes and some sensors, it creates music that totally slays the people who listen to it.
Similar to the way an MRI brain scan can determine whether or not you’ll be good at video games, it can also tell you how successful you’ll be in your attempt to escape the death grip of big tobacco.
Marketed as a “healthy smoking machine,” this 3-in-1 gadget lights up your cigarettes then automatically “purifies” all the nasty smoke around you, all the while spraying the air with your favourite perfume.
We’ve seen electronic cigarettes before, but not one that charges via USB.
Is there no end to the stupidity the Government can commit in the name of “protecting the children”? It’s bad enough that we have to become the world’s laughing stock with attempts to filter the internet, but now technology that helps smokers kick the habit without harming non-smokers is outlawed because it might seem cool to kids.
