It dares you to laugh, and it becomes almost a guilty pleasure to do so.
"If you had a smoker compared to a nonsmoker and were able to do imaging study of the brain, the smoker would have billions more of the receptors in areas of the brain that have to do with pleasure and reward, " says Richard Hurt, an internist who heads the Mayo Clinic's Nicotine Dependence Center.
The rap against these kinds of vehicles has nothing to do with aponia, of course, and everything to do with anhedonia, their void of pleasure.
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They are mainly confined to international relations but in one, addressed to Gopichand Hinduja, Mr Blair says: 'It is always a pleasure to appoint people of talent and ability to the government and I have every confidence that Keith will do an excellent job in his very important post at the Lord Chancellor's Department.
The pleasure, the convenience-- all a person had to do was lean back and be entertained.
The uncomfortable question is whether in embracing and taking pleasure from personal commitments, we are subtly eroding our potential to do something really, really big.
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And that is why it is such a pleasure to honor you all here today -- for the work that you do, for inspiring our kids, for keeping their promise alive, loving them, supporting them.
"I loved sailing, I had my own boat, and I wanted to do it with someone who got the same excitement and pleasure out of it, " McLaren-Morris, a former sales and marketing director at National Geographic, said.
Some seek to serve God, do good works, pursue art or enjoy pleasure.
Last but not least, do you want the Peruvian government to gag the yellow press for the pleasure of the opposition?
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