Starting the Day Right

I always start my day with walking to classes with a cigarette. It is the best breakfast, pretty much. True it is not healthy, at all, but it makes the day so much better. I just had coffee and a cigarette, which is another favorite of mine, and seems to be a favorite among most smokers. That is the true breakfast of champions, in my opinion. It really gets the nice stimulants going for the day, for most people. Unfortunately, for me, caffeine doesn't really have an affect, but nicotine sure does! 

It just seems to make classes, and the day in general, to go much faster, and who really wants classes to take longer? Also, a great time for a cigarette has to be right after a meal. That is one of the best as well. There are so many situations when cigarettes are amazing. Nicotine is just an awesome drug, ha. If only there was a way to get a nicotine buzz, and the oral fixation of smoking, with out the dangers of smoking, then that would be absolutely perfect. Some will suggest a vaporizer, but that is not nearly as good as a good cigarette. 

What are some of your favorite times to smoke and what do you smoke?

P.S. I smoke Camels, usually 99's. 

Memento

Memento is an awesome movie. I have seen it multiple times, and it has continued to be an amazing movie. The whole entire plot seems to keep you guessing, which is the point of the movie. One always wishes to know what actually has happened or is going to happen to this man with this "disorder", as he says. There are some great characters in the movie, though most are just selfish and cruel individuals. Memento is labeled as one of the "mind-fuck" movies, and it goes extremely well with this label.
These types of movies are some of my favorites. They are always great and always keeps me on my toes through out the movie. I always enjoy movies with some type of amazing twist at the end of it, because these "twists" usually allow me to think more about myself and life, in general.
Anyone have any good suggestions of less popular end-twist movies?