Some states have prohibited the trade in "
coffin nails" altogether; others have forbidden their sale to minors.
Letters
"He's as hard as
coffin nails. A superb little horse"
THE THINGS THEY SAID at Cheltenham
Thornton, completing an opening-day double after the victory of Captain Cee Bee in the Supreme Novices' Hurdle, added: "He's as hard as
coffin nails."
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Alan is as hard as
coffin nails and Mark seems to be finding a bit of form so it won't be easy."
Parrott is back on his perch
From their first appearance in the last century, cigarettes were called
coffin nails, even though they seemed gentler than pipes and cigars.
The Cigarette Papers
"He is as hard as
coffin nails, a superb little horse.
Katchit defies stats to lift hurdling crown in courageous fashion; CHELTENHAM 2008
You stroll outside with your
coffin nails, loiter under a shelter and, within seconds, you're sharing jokes, tales and secrets with a complete stranger.
Friends ignited
And for children, the Baby Ghost menu offers Mummified Sausage or Witches Fingers served with
Coffin Nails and Shrunken Heads at pounds 2.95.
Fright night's hellish eats; the heat is on
Dropped three stone in advance of the inevitable weight gain that will follow dropping the
coffin nails. Need to be light enough to break out the skipping rope again."
Johnny Vegas fined for throwing cigarette down a drain then gets into a snazzy war of words over the [pounds sterling]150 ticket; The comedian hit back at his local council for the fine - and they responded in kind
Smokers are well aware cigarettes can kill - that's why they've been called "
coffin nails" since the First World War.
Butt out, Cam; Hiding cigs and booze won't stop the addicts
That is why they were known, even back in the Fifties before they put the messages on the packets, as
coffin nails.
Joan Burnie: Blame culture is so unhealthy
The gang - known as The
Coffin Nails - has been stealing an average of EUR20,000 worth of cigarettes every week since 1998.
ARMED GARDAI AIM TO SMOKE OUT CIG GANG; Bid to catch K4m raiders
At best, it seems extremely insensitive - like recycling
coffin nails.
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