Give the Gift of Cigarettes this Christmas

Here is an old Camel commercial with a Christmas theme.

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• christmas
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[gymer15]

that will help shorten your christmas list real fast

[RaiderDestroyer]

0:45 why is that scene played in reverse... the smoke is going towards the cig, not away

[CuteCatFaith]

@aba607 A lot of people here in France roll their own organic tobacco. I did for years and found it really satisfying. For about 25 years I smoked about a pack per month, maybe. That's the way to go.

[CuteCatFaith]

@aba607 People who eat a lot of raw foods and who walk barefoot need to chew tobacco annually to purge all the parasites they pick up. A little backy in a meatball has always been the way to worm your dog. The catch is to smoke very little and not get hooked. We are allowed to grow our own tobacco here in France for our own consumption, just not sell it. France produces most of all the tobacco it needs. I am just so happy to have that asthma and pneumonia stop!

[imsixftsix]

My grandfather smoked these unfiltered cancer sticks...

[aba607]

I just like watching these because they are from my youth. I only smoke 3 cigarettes a day sometimes and sometimes none. I went from 3 packs a day to 3 cigarettes. I don't totally quit because of weight gain and I really like them now and then. I do roll my own because of the cost. Rolling my own a pack cost about 75 cents.

[aba607]

@20101bassplayer My father-in-law never smoked until the military gave him cigarettes in his rations in Korea.

[aba607]

@CuteCatFaith I went to the races in Richmond Va. and up until it went from Winston to Nextel, they handed out cartons of Winston's. Now the hand out snuff and chewing tobacco.And they use to say that if you had a cold smoke menthol cigarettes.

[andysomma1]

Holy crap

[CuteCatFaith]

@inkey2 Bakers in France are prone to lung cancer from breathing flour. It's a known occupational habit. Most of the victims who die have never smoked. Sinus cancer is typical of cabinetmakers, and people in Alsace are prone to an eye cancer since Tchernobyl.

[CuteCatFaith]

I remember free samples of cigarettes given out in NYC well into the '80s. Also, gift packs of variety "fancy" cigarettes, often for business clients. But here's the weird thing -- after getting pneumonia so often, a doctor advised me to smoke 1 organic cigarette per day, no more. I did that for over 25 years & not only did my respiratory health improve, but my asthma disappeared! I smoked five cigarettes per week, one each weekday morning. It was a little hard to find them organic, tho.