Im laughing at this thread while having a smoke and placing a bet through my sportsbook while looking at an ad for an sp. 
Holy Smokes......!
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In regards to the Native-made cigarettes that are sold in Onondaga/Middleport (near Brantford), one could find zip lock bags of 200 "Rollies" consisting of mixed US-Canadian tobacco for $10.00 per or $100 for eleven bags during this past summer. Also, 200 grams of so so Canadian cigarette tobacco sold for $8-$10. Due to the competition in the outlets there, I doubt that these prices have risen very much since then. Of course, while it's legal to purchase this while in Native territory, it isn't within the law to sell these products in non-Native jurisdictions.
lookingforitallthetime said:
that's the kicker...it seems that less people in canada are lighting up...what to do if you're the government...
raise em up...and hit the hardcore 2 pack a day smokers for everything...
that money will get back to them though---through one of those pipes through the neck...
stopped smoking for some time now...and the stamina is fierce now
watch out eva...I will book sometime this year...!!!!
a filthy habit it is......but damn I enjoy it....cheapest place I found in Kitchener is the Pioneer gas station....6.35 / lg value brand, 8.50 lg premium brands taxes included.
I must agree with the comments about restaurants and bars. Even though I smoke, I cant stand to smell it when I'm eating.
I must agree with the comments about restaurants and bars. Even though I smoke, I cant stand to smell it when I'm eating.
Carcharias said:
Yes thats right ,ive been buying my cigs from that site for almost a year now and most of the time they come thru with no duty but other times you gotta pay it,i did the math and its still cheaper than buying cigs at the reg price at the store.....
For those who do not smoke, good for you
For those who do head ot to re reservation and stock up
For those who do head ot to re reservation and stock up
Oil Please said:
We all saw how successful making an undesirable substance illegal back in the 1920's when the US government made alcohol illegal. Today, we can all see how successful that strategy is with illegal drugs.
Making cigarettes and tobacco illegal would not stop people from smoking. It would only create yet another revenue opportunity for organized crime.
Cobster said:
Obviously there could be two interpretations . I figured that most would presume that the two words would mean enjoy a cig while f*cking.
If there was confusion, oops , sorry.
Just remember while smoking do not try DFK.
If I had said smoke liberals then the other meaning of smoke would have been more appropriate. Context is everything.
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It's been good to know ya
Frig I am trying to quit smoking and finding it very difficult I even now buy gum all the time and chew on that. If they really wanted people to quit smoking for thier health they could remove them from the shelves all together. I don't have the will power not to buy them as when I really want one I want them there too. 
