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"It's just that I really like a ciggie with my coffee.

It turns out to be, "Hello, who wants a ciggie?"

The ciggie machine was in an alcove, up three steps and next to the toilets.

Am going for a ciggie to calm down before I break computer with fists...

Justin - 2 months ago Um, the one with the girl and the ciggie???

Everyone knew that when you were dealing with the smells of a postmortem, a ciggie now and then was a great distraction.

Although the quantity traded now is a fraction of the amount in years gone by, it remains a fascinating look at where the ciggie begins.

Last week the trolley ladies involved in the 'ciggie sale' were reprimanded by embarrassed hospital officials.

I need a ciggie,' Cater was saying.

'Have you a spare ciggie by any chance?

And give me another ciggie, will you?'

I have a costa capuccino with a ciggie every morning when I'm walking the dog.

An electric ciggie fills that gap.

Frank Strong Wolf - 2 months ago There is NO "ciggie."

It's a ciggie - not only that, it's a grimy roll-up, the sort of thing one's servants puff.

Another great person lost to the Tobacco Industry - and it is poignant that one of the photos here has him with the Killer Ciggie.

'There's nothin' wrong with any of us that a cup of hot tea and a ciggie won't put right.'

'Give me another ciggie.'

Actor Adam Bareham got deep into character to play Charles - but forgot that the ciggie is one prop one definitely does not need!

"I had a ciggie with COURTNEY LOVE in the bathroom," Ms. Mason said.

It will be great seeing it for the first time and having chips and all and a ciggie (don't let me come home to a regular smoker please Miss Powell).

Yeah right... I can see him now cheering on the USMNT with a full plate of pancakes and bacon on the go, ESPN on the HD, and a ciggie hanging out of his mouth.

Should you ever find yourself hanging around the tail fin of a stricken jumbo, wondering if it would be totally out of the question to have a quick ciggie, remember that it is unfair to try to gauge the depth of anyone else's inner turmoil.

But as we all can see it is beginning to unravel for the tories, I think Cameron was recently spotted sharing a ciggie with Clegg, no matter which way you look they are on the backfoot trying to defend their policies even amongst themselves.

His five narrow shelves (costing £7,000 to fill - wow) are laid out in the same way as in every other small shop, with pricey Hamlets and cigarillos on the hard-to-reach top shelf (to deter thievery), Rizla papers at the bottom and the fastest-selling ciggie brands within speediest reach in the middle.