h a l f b a k e r yYeah, I wish it made more sense too.
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i suppose the reason I haven't seen this idea baked is that the tobacco and toothpaste companies have too many shareholders in common.
Smoke-No-More
http://www.smoke-no....co.uk/roadshow.htm
Advertises mouthwash not paste [rayfo, Jul 03 2001]
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He means a toothpaste that makes tobacco taste bad. (See "#3 frightens" in the "MultiTubes" idea.) |
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Is this actually doable, or just a case of "use unspecified technology to accomplish arbitrary magic"? |
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I know of but can't track down that there several common/harmless? [metallic salts?] which make tobacco smoke taste horrible - until we wash our mouth with water ... presumably. |
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Putting a harmless reactive substance [undetectably] in toothpaste [which we have a habit of using], would sustain to a certain extent more than in mouthwash, our willpower to stop smoking. |
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However see original posting. |
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[First time I've done a link. Hence the hash-up.] |
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