Stephen Fry. Chronicles Fry (№ 279777)

Cigarette is perfect because she, like advanced virus, is attached to the brain of the smoker with a single purpose - to encourage him to smoke another one. The reward for him is, of course, and pleasure, but the pleasure is too short to be called a satisfaction. Therefore, on my side was Holmes and Wilde. And with them, Woodhouse and Churchill, Bogart and Bette Davis, Noel Coward and Tom Stoppard, Simon gray and Harold Pinter. And who we all opposed? Bourgeois with contempt wrinkled noses, lean guardians of health, Hitler, Goebbels, and George Bernard Shaw, grouch, Hallelujah and annoyingly argumentative.