How much are cigarettes for a carton. Regular non filter Camels
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How much are cigarettes for a carton. Regular non filter Camels
What a kind of question is this to ask on a fishing site !!!
Look it up on Google.
They are probably cheaper here in ky than in ill but I think there is a legal maximum you can transport across state lines...
Rickie
[I] don;t care if they were free that would still be too much.
This is the off Topic board and the perfect place for such a question! That said, I am with Dennis on this one, and if they was free, they would be too dang much!!!!!!! nonono EBQuote:
Originally Posted by Biggerbear
Ouch, this hurts. I am in agreement with the beav.
It said ? for smokers. If your not smokers why did you even answer. I was just trying to see if they were cheaper in Ky. seeing im gonna be headed that way
Definitely cheaper in Kentucky.
Thank you Thats what I was wantin tp know, I appreciate it
$50 a carton in KS, about 1/2 that in Missouri
They cost so much beacuse some of the money goes for health care. My mother smoked and my wife and I took care of her and it ain't pretty you don't just die real fast, it is slow and hurts others . She was only 59 years old.My motherinlaw also died beacuse of them and before she died had her leg cut off, Dr. said it takes your blood vessels 3 hrs. to open back after smoking.
I still smoke and would love to quit but haven't been able to. Every time someone brings up the subject I remember the good ole days when I could buy a carton (the short camels) for 90 ¢ a carton. These were sea stores so I would stock up every time we left port. I buy cheapos in NC now for about 23 bucks a carton. I figure if I am going to kill my self with them I'll do it as cheap as possible.
Well Bill, you keep trying to quit; one day you will. We know you can do it. I quit some years ago and gots me a big ole fat belly to show fer it.
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Originally Posted by Barnacle Bill
I know it is a hard habit to quit, I think they put something in them to get you hooked.
Ya think Dennis, That was why the tobacco industry was sued a few years back. They was making them very addictive so it made it harder for someone to quit. EBQuote:
Originally Posted by DENNIS WILLIS
Supposedly the 4th most addictive substance known to man...
i quit cold turkey 10 years ago.......if you want quit you will..its all in your mind. the first 3 days are the toughest, chew on a drinking straw to keep your mouth and hand busy
Great to hear fishingrod, I bet you feel a lot better, and have more money to fish instead of pay for the cancer sticks
I quit in 1983. Cold turkey from 2+ packs a day. Good Lord was with me. I threw the last one down, unlighted and never looked back. Never has bothered me. Being around smokers doesn't bother me. Yes I did like to smoke. But like I said, The Good Lord was with me then as he was when I quit drinking. Keep trying Bill.
The ones I usta smoke gave me the munchies.:yikes
There is a difference between cigs and thought sticks. I inhaled too.
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Originally Posted by Cane Pole
I have cut down to about 8 smokes a day and I am going to quit. With prices over $40.00 a carton I started making my own cigs. The machine costs around $40.00. You buy the tubes and a bag of tobacco and you can make a pack of cigs for less than a dollar. The ones that I make cost me about 72 cents a pack. They are easy to make while you watch the TV. It sure saves a lot of money.
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Originally Posted by DENNIS WILLIS
actually i figured i was gonna save something like $90 a month......somehow i never saw 4 $20s and a $10 bill floating around in my wallet at the end of the month
turn sides ways and look in the mirror....that is where I found mine......:yikes
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Originally Posted by fishinRod