It turns out that both were drafted by the same writing team, the duo of Drew McWeeny (whose other major claim to fame is that he was once a film critic for Ain't It Cool News, and whose final review reveals a terrifying skeleton in his closet, namely that he liked The Curious Case of Benjamin Button ) and Scott Swan (who was born in Pittsburgh, and for whom literacy alone therefore counts as an accomplishment)
In the eighties and nineties, center consoles were cheaper to make than sport boats too, as they were generally basic and not as sophisticated as they are now
That 18-percentage point disparity is the widest gap between Black and white smokers in the nation, he added
The marketing is disturbingly similar to past cigarette marketing that is now illegal
For people who smoke, they should try to use whatever help they can find in order to quit -- even if that includes using e-cigarettes -- if it leads them to quit completely, he said