Smoke Signals Online has completely revamped their site.  They were the very first online and have developed quite a reputation over the years as they continually deliver new content.  They work with many of the other top producers so you are most likely to find something to suit your tastes.  No other site has the longevity, knowledge and massive amount of content.  Many people have been subscribed to SSO for years!  If you have never joined a site before and want too… this is the place to start.

Here is the deal. There are a lot of membership sites are claiming to offer smoking fetish pictures and videos. Many of these buy big porn outfits who just contract out a bunch of content and throw up a site when never gets updated. These sites have great looking tours (well some of them do anyways) but after a few months they go stale… they never update. I’m sure you have seen them. They also don’t really get what the smoking fetish is all about. They are just porn companies who hire some model to hold a cigarette, pose and, “Pretend” to smoke. It’s pretty disappointing.

If that’s not what you’re looking for then you’re going to like Smoke Signals Online. Why? Because they “get” smoking fetish. They were the first site to come online with smoking fetish material clear back in 1996. We’ve been recommending them for nearly a decade now.

Hey we love the work that is coming out of the UK (Smokey Mouths, Domination, etc), Tony P’s stuff at Random Snaps, the old Smoke Vision Stuff, Lady Madonna, and Specialized Videos; all the guys who really do “get it”… but none is more established and respected than Smoke Signals Online. In our opinion if you are considering joining a membership site Smoke Signals Online is a great place to get started.

June, well almost July 2011 and time for some late spring cleaning.

Just dumped a bunch of old links off the site that were going to sites that either no longer exist or have not been updated in years.

Our goal over the past decade has been to link out to quality smoking fetish sites, and what was cool in 2002 isn’t so cool any more when it has never been updated.

Well it is what it is.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Food and Drug Administration can only regulate “e-cigarettes” as tobacco products and not as drugs, and thus cannot block their import, a U.S. appeals court ruled on Tuesday.

The ruling by three judges of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit infuriated tobacco activist groups and will allow e-cigarette maker Sottera Inc. to start importing its NJOY products.

“Electronic cigarettes are battery-powered products that allow users to inhale nicotine vapor without fire, smoke, ash, or carbon monoxide,” the court said in its ruling.

“The liquid nicotine in each e-cigarette is derived from natural tobacco plants.”

Congress gave the FDA authority to regulate tobacco products — but not to ban them — in 2009.

The ruling affirms a lower court decision from January. “The FDA’s refusal to admit NJOY’s products into the United States obviously destroyed the firm’s ability in the United States to cover its costs for purchase or production of e-cigarettes,” the appeals court said.

Sottera Inc. which markets NJOY products as an alternative to cigarettes, welcomed the ruling.

“The ultimate impact of this court decision will be to lift the current import restrictions on NJOY electronic cigarettes and provide a regulatory framework for NJOY to make progress on its mission to be the most responsible electronic cigarette manufacturer on the market,” the company said in a statement.

Matthew Myers, president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, said it would take time for the FDA to assert its jurisdiction over e-cigarettes as tobacco products.

“This decision will allow any manufacturer to put any level of nicotine in any product and sell it to anybody, including children, with no government regulation or oversight at the present time,” Myers said in a statement.

“We urge the government to appeal this ruling.”

In September, the FDA sent warnings to five makers of electronic cigarettes, saying they were marketing them illegally as stop-smoking aids, and said it intended to regulate the products as drugs.

In October e-cigarette maker Smoking Everywhere Inc settled a civil suit brought by California by agreeing not to target sales and advertising to minors or to claim that its products are safe alternatives to tobacco.

Sales of Smoking Everywhere products are banned outright to anyone under 18 years of age as part of the settlement.

Link: Main Site for Smoking Videos Below

A half dozen sites of British Glamor Models smoking – some nude, some while having sex, check em out they make some pretty good stuff as the “G” Rates samples below prove.

Update:  Summer 2011

After a lot of thought we’ve decided to nix this idea. Although there are thousands of hi res images of Celebrities smoking floating around on the net – and we’ve got most of them, we just can’t take the risk of sharing them through the site.  A recent case where Getty Images decided to enforce copyright has shown us the light!

So sadly we can not post Jessica Alba lighting up in France, Ali Larter at a party, etc.

We fully understand copyright issues and it is never out intention to infringe upon the rights of the photographer or owner of the images.  We understand that this is how they make their living.  It is what it is… that’s the way the world works.

And yes there are public domain images, but sadly we do not have the resources to research what is or what is not public domain.

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December 2009 New Smoking Fetish Galleries – Pictures and Videos from Various Sites

1. India Smokes More Cigarettes
2. Tia Layne Smoking and Fucking
3. Crystal Super King Menthols
4. Paige Marlboro Menthols
5. Carrie and Faye Smoking Lesbian Sex
6. Vickie Silk Cut 100′s
7. Candy Stable Smokey Blow Job
8. Stacey Lee Smokey Blow Job

By Maggie Fox, Health and Science Editor Maggie Fox, Health And Science Editor

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Tobacco use will kill 6 million people next year from cancer, heart disease, emphysema and a range of other ills, global cancer experts said in a report issued on Tuesday.

The new Tobacco Atlas from the World Lung Foundation and the American Cancer Society estimates that tobacco use costs the global economy $500 billion a year in direct medical expenses, lost productivity and environmental harm.

“Tobacco’s total economic costs reduce national wealth in terms of gross domestic product (GDP) by as much as 3.6 percent,” the report reads.

“Tobacco accounts for one out of every 10 deaths worldwide and will claim 5.5 million lives this year alone,” the report said. If current trends hold, by 2020, the number will grow to an estimated 7 million and top 8 million by 2030.

Last week the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on launched a tobacco center to oversee cigarettes and other related products, after winning the power to do so from Congress in June. On Tuesday it set up a committee of advisers to help guide it.

Over the past four decades, smoking rates have declined in rich countries like the United States, Britain and Japan while rising in much of the developing world, according to the nonprofit research and advocacy organizations.

Some other findings from the report, available at http://www.tobaccoatlas.org/:

* 1 billion men smoke — 35 percent of men in rich countries and 50 percent of men in developing countries.

* About 250 million women smoke daily — 22 percent of women in developed countries and 9 percent of women in developing countries.

* Smoking rates among women are either stable or increasing in several southern, central and eastern European countries.

* The risk of dying from lung cancer is more than 23 times higher for men who smoke than for nonsmokers and 13 times higher for women smokers.

• Tobacco kills one-third to one-half of those who smoke. Smokers die an average of 15 years earlier than nonsmokers.

• Nearly 60 percent of Chinese men smoke and China consumes more than 37 percent of the world’s cigarettes.

• 50 million Chinese children, mostly boys, will die prematurely from tobacco-related diseases.

• Tobacco use will eventually kill 250 million of today’s teenagers and children.

• Nearly one-quarter of young people who smoke tried their first cigarette before the age of 10.

• Occupational exposure to secondhand smoke kills 200,000 workers every year.

“One hundred million people were killed by tobacco in the 20th century. Unless effective measures are implemented to prevent young people from smoking and to help current smokers quit, tobacco will kill 1 billion people in the 21st century,” the report predicts.

China by far leads the world in cigarette production followed by the United States, Russia and Japan.

Publicly traded cigarette makers include Altria Group Inc’s Philip Morris unit, Reynolds American Inc’s R.J. Reynolds Tobacco and Lorillard Inc’s Lorillard Tobacco Co.

Editors Note: This is not going to outlaw smoking but it will definitely have an impact on the way tobacco products are marketed.

Obama signs anti-smoking bill

By PHILIP ELLIOTT, Associated Press Writer Philip Elliott, Associated Press Writer – June 22, 2009

WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama cited his own long struggle to quit the cigarettes he got hooked on as a teenager as he signed the nation’s strongest-ever anti-smoking bill Monday and praised it for providing critically needed protections for kids.

“The decades-long effort to protect our children from the harmful effects of tobacco has emerged victorious,” Obama said at a signing ceremony in the White House Rose Garden.

The bill marks the latest legislative victory for Obama’s first five months. Among his other successes: a $787 billion economic stimulus bill, legislation to expand a state program providing children’s health insurance and a bill making it easier for workers to sue for pay discrimination.

The president has frequently spoken, in the White House and on the campaign trail, of his own struggles to quit smoking. He brought it up during Monday’s ceremony while criticizing the tobacco industry for marketing its products to young people.

Obama said almost 90 percent of people who smoke began at age 18 or younger, snared in a dangerous and hard-to-kick habit.

“I know — I was one of these teenagers,” Obama said. “So I know how difficult it can be to break this habit when it’s been with you for a long time.”

Before dozens of invited guests, including children from the Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids, the president signed legislation giving the Food and Drug Administration unprecedented authority to regulate tobacco.

Obama accused the tobacco industry of targeting young people, exposing them to a “constant and insidious barrage of advertising where they live, where they learn and where they play. Most insidiously, they are offered products with flavorings that mask the taste of tobacco and make it even more tempting.”

The new law bans candy and fruit flavors in tobacco products, and it limits advertising that could attract young people.

The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act also allows the FDA to lower the amount of addiction-causing nicotine in tobacco products and block misleading labels such “low tar” and “light.” Tobacco companies also will be required to cover their cartons with large graphic warnings.

The law won’t let the FDA ban nicotine or tobacco outright.

“It is a law that will save American lives,” Obama said.

Anti-smoking advocates looked forward to the bill after years of attempts to control an industry so fundamental to the U.S. that carved tobacco leaves adorn some parts of the Capitol.

Opponents from tobacco-growing states such as top-producing North Carolina argued that the FDA had proved through a series of food safety failures that it was not up to the job of regulation. They also said that instead of unrealistically trying to get smokers to quit or to prevent others from starting, lawmakers should ensure that people have other options, like smokeless tobacco.

As president, George W. Bush opposed the legislation and threatened a veto after it passed the House last year. The Obama administration, by contrast, issued a statement declaring strong support for the measure.

———————– Obama Pledges to Sign Anti-Smoking Bill—————————–

By JIM ABRAMS, Associated Press Writer Jim Abrams, Associated Press Writer – June 13, 2009

WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama is lauding the passage of historic anti-smoking legislation that gives the government sweeping authority to regulate tobacco products, pledging to quickly sign the measure into law.

“For over a decade, leaders of both parties have fought to prevent tobacco companies from marketing their products to children and provide the public with the information they need to understand what a dangerous habit this is,” said Obama, who has struggled for years to kick his own nicotine habit.

The House on Friday gave final approval to the bill after a bitter fight lasting nearly a half-century. The measure for the first time will give the Food and Drug Administration authority to regulate what goes into tobacco products, demand changes or elimination of toxic substances and block the introduction of new products.

Lawmakers and the White House quickly declared it would save the lives of thousands of smokers of all ages. Even more important, they said, the measure could keep countless young people from starting in the first place.

The thousand health and consumer groups that endorsed the bill say that, combined with other anti-smoking efforts, it can significantly reduce the 400,000 deaths and $100 billion in health care costs attributed every year to smoking in the U.S.

Under the legislation:

• Cigarette packages will have warning labels that cover 50 percent of the front and rear. The word “warning” must be included in capital letters.

• Any remaining tobacco-related sponsorships of sports and entertainment events will be banned, as will giveaways of non-tobacco items with the purchase of a tobacco product. A federal ban will be imposed on all outdoor tobacco advertising within 1,000 feet of schools and playgrounds.

• Point-of-sale advertising will be limited to adults-only facilities, and remaining vending machines will disappear except in places restricted to adults. Retailers who sell to minors will be subject to federal enforcement and penalties.

• Smokers, particularly the younger crowd, will find they can no longer buy cigarettes sweetened by candy flavors or any herb or spices such as strawberry, grape, orange, clove, cinnamon or vanilla. Cigarettes advertised as “light” or “mild,” giving the impression that they aren’t as harmful to health, will no longer be found on store shelves.

With an estimated 3,500 young people smoking their first cigarette each day, the ban on flavorings alone could have significant health benefits, said Dr. Adam Goldstein, director of the University of North Carolina Tobacco Prevention and Evaluation Program.

He said it was not inconceivable that adult smokers, now more than 20 percent of the population, could be reduced to less than 5 percent in 20 years.

Other factors that could cut into tobacco use include the sharp rise in prices — Congress earlier this year approved a 62-cent a pack increase in the federal cigarette tax to pay for a children’s health program — and measures by the states to ban smoking in public places.

New FDA Commissioner Dr. Margaret Hamburg said the agency was ready to “roll up our sleeves” to meet the new obligations.

The Senate passed the FDA bill on Thursday by a 79-17 vote and the House followed suit on Friday, with a 307-97 vote.

Marlboro maker Philip Morris USA, the nation’s largest tobacco company, came out in support of the bill, saying it was behind tough but fair regulation. Its chief rivals were opposed, saying that FDA restrictions on new products would lock in Philip Morris’ share of the market.

Costs of the new program will be paid for by a new user fee imposed on the industry. The Congressional Budget Office estimated that assessments could rise from $235 million in 2010 to $712 million in 2019.

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The bill is H.R. 1256.

Smoking Erotica is an adult smoking fetish site that features straight guy-girl fucking (The guy who makes the videos fucks the models, if they will let him), and women masturbating while smoking cigarettes. This site has been around for more than 10 years now and occasionally you’ll see a featured model you’ll recognize form Penthouse or the Adult Film Industry.

We have no idea what the hell they are doing to attract new customers because you can’t really see what the content is like from their website. People who are past customers or have seen the work before tend to buy again. It’s kind of the nature of smoking fetish sites, you find one that makes the content you like and then you revisit as new content is created.

Over the years the website has remained the same… a few links and that’s about it.  For people who have never bought from them before it’s a real crap shoot.  You kind of have to ask yourself what am I buying?

I’ve seen a lot of the models over the years from this site and their Smoking Models Site.  And the models are generally good looking, the video work is pretty good, and they really do smoke.  You’ll see the smoke, the inhales, the exhales.

Basically the producer of this site hires models from known adult modeling agencies in Southern California, he takes them to his apartment/studio where the equipment is set up.  He gets them to smoke, he fucks them when he can, and he films it.  If you like that kind of stuff then this is the site for you.

This is definitely a Video site not a Picture site.

As of our last visit if you want to preview images… still shots of the video you can send an email to an auto responder email address they give on the site.

Honestly based on past experience with this site in comparison to what is also available online I’d rate the site about 7-8 out of 10.  It’s very good for what it is.  Hard for me to say anything more though, I’m not into the fucking part of smoking… I like to watch pretty girls smoke, no dick required for me.

If you are into smoking fetish, dig nude chicks who are good looking and don’t mind spending a few bucks I’d recommend you give the one month membership a shot and go from there.

Today we added 15 new previously unpublished pictures from our portfolio of smoking fetish models. Feel free to distribute for non commercial purposes.