Menthol cigarrettes to be banned for good on Wednesday....

I stick to my Woodbines.

You must have bought a pretty large stock mm.

May 17, 2020 -- 7:05PM, themightymac wrote:

I stick to my Woodbines.

"partially on grounds that race-specific marketing for a more addictive product is a social injustice."

They even manage to get in some race baiting whilst banning them as well

The sheer insanity of these people

Five Park Drive please, cough!

Consulate - "Cool as a mountain stream"

smokers will be saving a mint

25 piccadilly

Handy for late nights

I started off on consulate. Other old brands I remember:

John Player Blue
JPS
No.6
Red Band (for the cheapies!)
More
Peter Stuyvesant

Low life thread.

my dad smoked park drive all his life and lived to be 94 ..another old fav was gold leaf

They still make Woodbines and you can get them from any good tobacconist shop.

It's another EU inspired control freak directive so we'll be able to reverse it soon if we want, once we get our FREEDOM BACK and TAKE BACK CONTROL.

If anything it'll annoy other EU countries more? In my experience there are far more Menthol fans on the continent than here.

Rothmans King Size for everyday use
Silk Cut for rolling a joint
Mentholated cigarettes for when you crash at your mate's place, you've run out of cigarettes, and you need to nick one of his mother's.

Those are the rules I grew up with.

John player superkings low tar were my joint rolling go to for hash,for Sensi or Durban Poison bush i used rolling tobacco...it  was in a maroon and gold pouch,i think it was benson and hedges rolled gold but its a long time ago...86,87,punting became a new hobby when i backed alone success 11/1, aldino 11/1 and observe at 20/1 first day of Cheltenham 1987...Ladbrokes main office trent bridge near the cricket ground...i forever regret not having a treble.but it was my first day punting and i only went in to meet a mate.i took 20's on observe and it won at 14/1 so easy back then..

am i being stupid here but why are they being banned ?

Classed as flavoured baccy which is banned....

Wasn't it because they seemed to think that children favoured them? And also that people assumed they were less dangerous than non menthol?