When I was in the Navy, guys would buy tax-free cigarettes just before deploying – 14 cents a pack. The walls of the submarine were an odd yellow-brown.
When I was in 6th grade, the teacher did a math lesson on how much money you’d waste at 2 packs a day. They were 55 cents then. He asked if any kids smoked (in 6th grade.) One kid raised his hand.
Yakety Sax 4 days ago
But people still buy and burn them.
Meg: Cute as a Raccoon 4 days ago
I told my kids that smoking is the same as paying someone to kill you slowly.
STASH Premium Member 4 days ago
When I was young, it was 25 cents a pack!
david_42 4 days ago
When I was in the Navy, guys would buy tax-free cigarettes just before deploying – 14 cents a pack. The walls of the submarine were an odd yellow-brown.
Raymond Powell 4 days ago
It was .35c back when I started. I quit off and on over the years, but finally quit in 1987 @ $1.10/ pack.
tcayer 4 days ago
When I was in 6th grade, the teacher did a math lesson on how much money you’d waste at 2 packs a day. They were 55 cents then. He asked if any kids smoked (in 6th grade.) One kid raised his hand.
Totalloser Premium Member 4 days ago
it’s more like $15 bucks now
OJsComicShop 4 days ago
• selling loosies ain’t good for your health either, thanks to Popo
aunt granny 3 days ago
I was shocked at the expense when I was buying them for patients at twenty-five cents a pack. Money was worth more then.
tammyspeakslife Premium Member 3 days ago
My uncle said he quit when he realized that for the price he spent on smokes he could have bought a house.