Thread: Marlbros... Do You Like Them?

I will try to find Players. Lets hope i can find them.

One brand that I forgot to mention, Lucky Strike Studs... I will admit that 10-15 years ago the American cig's were better than now...

Yup i have tasted them. They were good. A little light but very smooth!

Originally Posted by MisterBoll

I don't think it's 'low quality' in a much as 'loaded with chemicals'. Who knows if tobacco has gone the GMO way as well.

Worrying about GMO in cigarettes is like worrying about asbestos in the the ceiling of the gas chamber.

Out running errands,stopped by a smoke shop.Have never tried British cigs,Bought a pack of Dunhill international reds.
I gotta say,They are better than any american smokes,are not harsh,No additives?? maybe.

My dad farmed tobacco so I have have smoked tobacco directly from the curing barn. You might have smoked some of my dad's tobacco.

Originally Posted by pixelfixed

Out running errands,stopped by a smoke shop.Have never tried British cigs,Bought a pack of Dunhill international reds.
I gotta say,They are better than any american smokes,are not harsh,No additives?? maybe.

If you're a non filter smoker, and like them strong, Gauloises was the one I would treat myself to once in a while. When I lived in New Orleans in the '60s Picayune was another. Thing about Gauloises is they are sure enough coffin nails. As soon as you take the first drag you know it is more nicotine than you'll get out of 2 camels.

Gauloises - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Originally Posted by JimmyHAD

If you're a non filter smoker, and like them strong, Gauloises was the one I would treat myself to once in a while. When I lived in New Orleans in the '60s Picayune was another.

I lived in New Orleans as well. I remember Picayunes. Funny. I always thought Gauloises were a bit mild.

Originally Posted by MisterBoll

I lived in New Orleans as well. I remember Picayunes. Funny. I always thought Gauloises were a bit mild.

I only smoked the non filter variety of the Gauloises and to me they were stronger than Camels. Remember Home Run ? Another blast from the past that is probably long gone.

When I was in my teens I'd sometimes by a sack of Country Gentleman or a packet of Target and roll my own. Target was close to the taste and nic hit of Camels IMO. This was back when the rolling paper companies sold papers cheap. Pretty soon the pot smokers drove the price of those up to where it was too expensive and the tailor mades were
cost effective.

http://www.lib.unc.edu/ncc/tbs/stringing.html

When it comes right down to it, if you're going to shave with a straight razor, you should really smoke non-filtered cigarettes.