I smoked Camel NF for a minute, but these - these are what I daydream about:
So. Good.
I've never tried Lucky Strikes, and I've never heard or seen the other ones. Is there anything special about them?
No. It's a long story, but basically he worked or partied 20 hours a day. He was 10 years older than me and I worked for him while he was building his business. Every day I went to the grocery store and picked up 2 cartons on Marlboro filters and then to the liquor store for 2 fifths of Schenley Reserve whiskey. Those years he had a cigarette going constantly and lit the next one off the last one. He quit smoking and drinking at the same time.fingall wrote: ↑Fri Apr 09, 2021 3:36 pmOh my word, that's unbelievable. My grandmother used to smoke three packs a day and I thought that was a lot. Did he smoke Camels like your dad?
I used to trade smokes with a French Canadian truck driver who delivered to us at the lumber yard I worked in. He used to trade me exports for Marlboros.Ruffinogold wrote: ↑Fri Apr 09, 2021 5:46 pm This was my death pack ... it was difficult to walk away from these back to winstons . Winstons are for 5 year olds in comparison
Some of the export A line is easier stuff .. but the green is hot , brutal and painful ... I loved them . I think the blue was doable . Oh man , Craven A [ were they Jamaican ? ] were excellent but the best were Nat Sherman MCD . Im glad I quit bougie cigarettes because they actually tasted good and I could chain smoke the hell out of them ... Im still stuck with winston black but I dont chain smoke for many years now but I cant go through a day without a cigarette yet ... I hope to get there but we'll seeRiff89 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 09, 2021 5:59 pmI used to trade smokes with a French Canadian truck driver who delivered to us at the lumber yard I worked in. He used to trade me exports for Marlboros.Ruffinogold wrote: ↑Fri Apr 09, 2021 5:46 pm This was my death pack ... it was difficult to walk away from these back to winstons . Winstons are for 5 year olds in comparison