While we can’t know the author’s intent for sure, “what’s in this drink” most likely, for the time period, meant there was more liquor or an additional liquor that the drinker wasn’t expecting rather than an exclamation of the delicious flavor. Remember, this was a time when drinking scotch before bed nightly was a…

Your naiveté is adorable. The whole idea of commuting is founded upon the fact that living near where you work is a problem: Crap schools, no yard for the family, expense of real estate in cities, etc. America (and the rest of the world) is not New York City. Nobody (outside of infantile NYC hipsters) is going to ride…

You pedal 22 miles to work and back every day. I’ll keep fucking driving and while I’m at it setting fire to everything to increase my emissions.

A carless urbanite that depends on a massive infrastructure of trucks, boats, and planes to get her trendy coffee and Macbook to her. A carless urbanite that probably uses electricity produced by less-than-clean methods.

Everything about it reeks of a privileged girl sitting in a trendy hipster coffee shop in NYC, staring out the window at a line of cars, thinking “I know what will solve everything! Just ban cars! I don’t need a car, I walk to my vegan yogurt store! Why can’t everyone just live in NYC and not own cars!?”

Stop sticking stuff in your mouth! Believe it or not you can survive without nicotine, billions do!

I’ve watched a few vaper folks. I have a hard time seeing how vaping is helping them quit. All they do is vape non-stop. Sure it might have less nicotine (depending on how you adjust it), but they do it so much more. And they are still addicted to it.

Your lungs were designed to handle air. Anything else will probably screw them up.

If you were smart you'd understand probability, and not give this topic a second thought.