That already looks ancient! I'm not sure if it's the fonts, or the names (Wildhorse, USA Gold...), or the act of smoking itself, but it really does feel as if it's from another age.
That already looks ancient! I'm not sure if it's the fonts, or the names (Wildhorse, USA Gold...), or the act of smoking itself, but it really does feel as if it's from another age.
And yet it was only taken a couple of weeks ago up near the Costco by the airport. Since I don't smoke I have no idea if these are good prices or not, but I was in line behind a guy at Safeway the other day who bought a pack of Marlboros for almost eight bucks! I shouldn't throw stones when you consider a single sheet of fresh 8x10 Kodak film is almost that much these days. Like with anything you can save money if you go with an off-brand product. (Yeah, Foma, I'm talkin' 'bout you.)
J.
FOMA100 in 8x10 (Arista100Edu version of course) would be my second choice to any ilford film in 8x10, it's truly unique in a good way.Originally Posted by jcoldslabs
I remember cartons of cigarettes being 19.99. Before long it will be that much for a pack. The twin wedges indeed.
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A carton of smokes was only $2.25 on base in 1967. How times have changed. I quit over 40 years ago, I should have put the amount spent for a cartoon of smokes in a can. I would have plenty by now.
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