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David Hockney

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There's no doubt you smoke to calm yourself. I know I do. That's my decision about how I keep calm. I prefer that to Prozac. In fact I think it's healthier. I couldn't go to another New York party where they're all drinking water and on Prozac and telling you off for smoking.
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Interview with Marion Finlay, "Hockney on ... politics, pleasure, and smoking in public places," FOREST Online (28 July 2004)

 
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