[Lusos]

Hello guys, I fairly new to the smoking scene. My parents really don't want me to get into cigarettes, but every once and a while it feels good to smoke a few with a group of friends. My dad started me out on cigars a while back and since then I've moved up to smoking a pipe. Being that I am a firefighter and an avid swimmer I'm trying to keep my lung capacity as high as possible,so I've been trying to lay off of tobacco for the past few months. Also, being a college student with little income, $3 per day for cigarettes would kill me.

I've smoked a couple of those new Camel "Crush" cigarettes, a couple of Kool's, and some Newport's. But by far American Spirit if my favorite followed by GT One (cheapness plays a huge factor). Recently I've been on a quest for some Lucky Strike brand, but I have had no luck finding any retailer in the state of Georgia. If anyone could lend a hand it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks for the forum guys. It's good to find a place that has remained untouched from the "cigarette = insta-communist" outlook of today's society.

[Rodwy]

Depnding on how much you smoke and the cig prices could determine how much you spend a day, currently I smoke a pack a week so it aint so bad.

Not sure on Luckies, they're my favourite brand, but I can rarely find places that sell them reliably as when they run out it takes a while for them to reorder. You might have to turn to ordering them online as that's what I'm thinking about doing, but the way the governments going threy may make that impossible to do as well.

[pLanetZ]

Hello Lusos,
Welcome to the forums! I'm sure this site will guide you to make right decisions on what smokes to choose. I myself have read a lot of reviews and have benefited from this site. Luckies are hard to find, and usually i purchase it online from the native indian websites.

Originally Posted by Lusos Hello guys, I fairly new to the smoking scene. My parents really don't want me to get into cigarettes, but every once and a while it feels good to smoke a few with a group of friends. My dad started me out on cigars a while back and since then I've moved up to smoking a pipe. Being that I am a firefighter and an avid swimmer I'm trying to keep my lung capacity as high as possible,so I've been trying to lay off of tobacco for the past few months. Also, being a college student with little income, $3 per day for cigarettes would kill me. I've smoked a couple of those new Camel "Crush" cigarettes, a couple of Kool's, and some Newport's. But by far American Spirit if my favorite followed by GT One (cheapness plays a huge factor). Recently I've been on a quest for some Lucky Strike brand, but I have had no luck finding any retailer in the state of Georgia. If anyone could lend a hand it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for the forum guys. It's good to find a place that has remained untouched from the "cigarette = insta-communist" outlook of today's society.

[PiccoloNamek]

Originally Posted by Lusos Hello guys, I fairly new to the smoking scene. My parents really don't want me to get into cigarettes, but every once and a while it feels good to smoke a few with a group of friends. My dad started me out on cigars a while back and since then I've moved up to smoking a pipe. Being that I am a firefighter and an avid swimmer I'm trying to keep my lung capacity as high as possible,so I've been trying to lay off of tobacco for the past few months. Also, being a college student with little income, $3 per day for cigarettes would kill me. I've smoked a couple of those new Camel "Crush" cigarettes, a couple of Kool's, and some Newport's. But by far American Spirit if my favorite followed by GT One (cheapness plays a huge factor). Recently I've been on a quest for some Lucky Strike brand, but I have had no luck finding any retailer in the state of Georgia. If anyone could lend a hand it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for the forum guys. It's good to find a place that has remained untouched from the "cigarette = insta-communist" outlook of today's society.

There's a little store in Loganville called "Quick's Korner" that usually keeps a good supply of Lucky Strike unfiltered cigarettes.

[cooljay788]

Originally Posted by Lusos Hello guys, I fairly new to the smoking scene. My parents really don't want me to get into cigarettes, but every once and a while it feels good to smoke a few with a group of friends. My dad started me out on cigars a while back and since then I've moved up to smoking a pipe. Being that I am a firefighter and an avid swimmer I'm trying to keep my lung capacity as high as possible,so I've been trying to lay off of tobacco for the past few months. Also, being a college student with little income, $3 per day for cigarettes would kill me. I've smoked a couple of those new Camel "Crush" cigarettes, a couple of Kool's, and some Newport's. But by far American Spirit if my favorite followed by GT One (cheapness plays a huge factor). Recently I've been on a quest for some Lucky Strike brand, but I have had no luck finding any retailer in the state of Georgia. If anyone could lend a hand it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for the forum guys. It's good to find a place that has remained untouched from the "cigarette = insta-communist" outlook of today's society.

If you mean the NF Luckies, I haven't seen those offline in ages. That sounds like a brand that's hard to find offline. I do know the filtered Luckies are no longer sold in the USA.

$3 per day for cigs likely is expensive when you factor in a month (which would be 90 bucks on cigs per month). But for the smoker who buys say 2 packs per week, enjoy the cheap price while it lasts. Because when April comes, your best bet for finding cheap brands is online.

Although the antis are trying to get USPS to stop delivering tobacco products, which would hurt all online smoke shops, including the Native smoke shops.