69 I don't inhale that far down 我沒(méi)有往下吸到那么遠(yuǎn)
At the salon the conversation turned to smoking and its ill effects on our bodies. Even after hearing one woman reveal that she had survived cancer of the uterus, another customer lit up a cigarette. “Aren't you afraid of getting cancer of the uterus?” she was asked. “Oh, no, dear,” the smoker replied, without batting an eye. “I don't inhale that far down.”
發(fā)廊里的話(huà)題轉(zhuǎn)移到吸煙和它對(duì)健康的損害。盡管剛聽(tīng)完一個(gè)婦女說(shuō)她從子宮癌中幸存下來(lái),另一個(gè)顧客點(diǎn)燃了一支香煙。人們問(wèn)她:“你不怕得子宮癌嗎?”吸煙的人面不改色地說(shuō):“噢,不怕。我沒(méi)有往下吸到那么遠(yuǎn)。”