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Reynolds Tobacco Company's smirking, saxophone-playing cartoon advertising creation took his last puff in 1997 after taking heat from then-President Bill Clinton and a long list of others who spotted what was really behind those dark shades: a ploy to hook a new generation of consumers by convincing kids that smoking is fun and cool

Connecticut Patch reader Diane looks at neighborhood weed wars this way: Honestly, a whiff of pot is much less distressing to me than 100 hours of leaf blowing and lawnmowers every week. Diane was commenting on questions for Block Talk, Patchs exclusive neighborhood etiquette column, about the balance between the personal freedom to sit outside and smoke a joint in states where its legal and the rights of neighbors to enjoy the outdoors without being exposed to its skunk-like pungency

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But instead of enforcing the laws already on the books to prevent youth usage, which have proven effective, states have turned to banning flavored products as an easy win at the expense of adult users