"I'd never played bass in my life!" Lemmy said in his memoir
Obviously there is the fetish value of the vintage print at stake here: a Diane Arbus photo printed by her sells for hundreds of thousands (her "Viva at Home" sold at Sotheby's for $194,500 in December 2011) while for a (relative) pittance you can get a reprint (Arbus's iconic "Child with a toy hand grenade in Central Park, N.Y.C.," a Neil Selkirk print, sold at Phillips de Pury, New York on October 2, 2012 for $74,500.)
These days, we sweep up the sidewalk at the end of the night and put the butts in the trash. Stewart likens sweeping cigarette butts to shoveling snow
Offering a cigarette is a common way to greet someone, a handy ice-breaker especially in awkward situations (I myself used to do that until I quit smoking 30 years ago)
If your clothes smell like smoke, change into a new outfit and put your old clothes in the wash