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Most of the time I smoke Marboro Red 100's

But sometimes I cant afford the brand name smokes, so I buy the cheap ones.

Is it true that they use the left over tobacco from the brand name cigarettes to make the cheap ones?

I also heard that they use more additives and chemicals in the cheap smokes. Is this true?

Do you ever smoke cheap cigarettes? What kind do you smoke? Do you know where you can get them cheaper?

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yeah rolling your own is cheaper and as far as smoking goes, it is "better" for you that way. (i know i know i say better because it is and i know smoking is not good for you so no one needs to say it ;))

you can also get the machine and the *tubes* whatever they are called all ready rolled up with the filters on them and add the tobacco to those. seriously if i was a hardcore smoker i would have to roll my own. cigarettes are soooo expensive. but i am glad that i am not. my husband smokes enough for 2 people so i don't need to be a smoker too.

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Thanks for the info guys. I always thought about rolling my own and everyone says that it is cheaper. The ones that someone else rolled for me once were too strong, so I guess that turned me off of them for awhile. Do they sell light and ultra light and stuff like that too? Or just full flavor tobacco for the roll your own?

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Guest Megalicious

I started off smoking death cigarettes, due to my cousin Adrian, thats what he smoked and I would bum them all the time.

Then I went to camel non-filters, then to Marb's .. now I don't smoke at all. Though I get the urge to all the time. =(

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www.cigarettetobacco.com is one of the best vendors of RYO tobacco. I bought one of their premier blends today actually... Just get a machine and some filtered tubes and you're all set.

:devil And I ain't proud of it either,considering 3 relatives died from smoking,but they all were in their late eighties.

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1. No smoking please it makes the baby troy cry. (i dont care about the smoke , i just dont want YOU smoking and having bad stuff happen) :cry

2. Buy the tobbaco and roll your own.

3. Er no wait see rule number 1.

(smoked regularly for all of 3 months and then turned into a 1 pack every 6 months smoker... usually cloves though)

I tried that nicotine gum... shit wouldn't stay lit. :unsure:

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THey make Different flavors and strengths of tobbaco as well as tubes. You cant get menthol tubes and tobbacco, light, super light or full flavor. I suggest getting small bags 8 oz or so and try them befor you commit to a one pound bag. Any smoke shop will carry everything you need and are usually well knowledgable as to what will get you closest to your name brand. As i have said befor around here you can make your own for about $1.00 per pack and once you get the hang of rolling them it really does not take much time at all to make up a bunch for the day week what ever. I usually roll mine while watching my fav tv show. They also have a machine that will do most of the work for you but it cost around $300 which far more then the hand ones. The hand one depending on what kind you get will cost from $20 to $45.

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