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May 5, 2015
Ink distilled from smokers' lungs conveys stop-smoking message
THAILAND - A Thai anti-smoking organisation, working with BBDO Bangkok, has bottled ink made from the black lungs of dead smokers in order to make the risks of smoking more vivid.
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