Microsoft is trying to get vendors to stop offering either Windows 3.1x or Windows 95 to customers. What Microsoft wants is just Windows 95. Fifteen years is a lot of time to sacrifice for a filthy and costly habit. The data also shows that the average age when a person first smokes a cigarette is 13, and the average age when they start smoking daily is 14.5. But, hey, let's not raise the tax on tobacco.
Smokers have a right to make non-smokers pay for their slow, painful deaths.
An article on cigars in last week's student newspaper, The Alligator, quoted one student as saying he didn't mind dying early if he enjoyed life. He said that being able to enjoy his stogie and dying young was better than having to spend the last ten years of his life in a nursing home. Interesting trade off. Let's hope he doesn't spend the last ten years of his life in bed hooked up to a respirator because his throat has been gutted by cancer. The young think they are immortal.