I am old enough to have experienced this exact thing in airplanes. People could smoke at any time on a flight except at takeoff and landing - those were the only times that the "NO SMOKING" signs were illuminated - as well as when they were actually walking outdoors to or from the airplane, on the runway (jetways didn't exist yet.) And yes, small packs of cigarettes were placed on the meal trays, usually with the name or logo of the airline printed on them as well. These mini-packs were served to every single passenger, including kids! And as a kid, I personally received them on my meal trays. That is insane.
Yes. They thought of everything back then. Even my favorite cigarette Winston. The planet was a happier place back then. I don't care what anybody says.
Actually the house wives were known to take multiple anti depressants to cope with the fact that they were probably forced to settle with a man they don't like and the fact they can't do anything in life except be a v house wife
@@carmineSTAR508 Like people aren’t depressed now, and guarantee marriages and relationships were happier back than compared to today. Many people fail to realize what shit time’s we’re living. Sure we got technology n shit but that’s about it.
It's now been 50 years since cigarette advertising was banned from television and I STILL remember many of the cigarette jingles and slogans from the 60s. I'd walk a mile for a Camel. Taryeton- I'd rather fight than switch. (They'd show somebody holding a cigarette with a black eye) Come to Marlboro country. Winston taste good like a cigarette should. Virginia Slims- You've come a long way baby. Refresh with Kool. Kent- The only cigarette with the micronite filter. I always wondered why it was spelled "Pall Mall" but they always pronounced it "Pell Mell" on the commercials.
Yes Winstons are the best, I smoked them for 28 years and have the BEST COPD,GREAT, there are times I can barley make it across the Room, Thank You RJ Reynolds!. I remember all of the good times making my kids inhale these stinking things,Walking around smelling like an Ashtray,burning my clothes spending my money, Ohhh yes what memories!. Greatest things ever made and they only cost 5 or6.00 a pack how much more reasonable can you get lung Cancer?,Cheaper than Asbestos, ENJOY!!!:).
The hearty , robust Mr. Fleming is the answer to a TV trivia question nowadays . As is Chuck Wooley to WHEEL OF FORTUNE or Bill Cullen to THE PRICE IS RIGHT .
IstvanN1961. it might have been freedom for smokers, but it was torture for non smokers. Today's smoking restrictions and bans are so much better. Lets face it, smokers are idiots. nonsmokers should not have to endure the bad choices of tobacco addicts.
Winstons really were a good cigarette. I smoked them 2 packs a day for 20 years until about 1981, then the factory changed the blend and added who knows what, and they made you think of sewers and outhouses, but those 1960's and 70's Winstons, man, those were the days. The 1960's Pall Malls were the best ones, too. A teenage friend of mine Dino Ricci, used to steal them off a ranch hand named Bob Toluse, who was about 30 and fooled around with Dino's 14 year old sister Leslie. They later married.
OMG, and the other passengers on the airplane had to breathe that sh***. I recall traveling all night on a bus in the 1960s as a kid to visit my grandmother in Florida. The bus was sealed up and full of the addicts' sickly, stinking cigarette smoke. I had to breathe their poison. By the time I reached the destination, I was sick, staggered out of the bus and had to vomit. It took a day for me to recover.
This is an "alternate sponsor's" message seen on "THE BOB CUMMINGS SHOW" during the 1956-'57 season. When Colgate-Palmolive was the evening's sponsor, announcer Bill Baldwin would billboard towards the end of the program, "Next week, 'THE BOB CUMMINGS SHOW' will be brought to you by WINSTON- America's best-selling, best-TASTING filter cigarette!"
People feel the way they do about cigarettes and smokers now because it's fashionable. And what's more fun in America than to hate a group of people and get approval for it! By the way, at 335mph, this plane took about ten hours to get across the country...........but they were much more comfortable and they treated you like royalty. Not so much anymore. Life is all about how you look at things and how much your thinking has been manipulated by others.
I hope one of these days life can be easier like this, they received a complimentary 5 course meal w/dessert and coffee. I'm sure they weren't frisked before boarding.
I remember when non smoking sections 1st came out in restaurants in California in the early 80s. . A guy I knew would purposely sit in the non smoking section and smoke. When they told him it was a non smoking section he would say well I don't like to breathe other's smoke either.
i know back in the 50's 60's you could smoke on greyhound busses ,airplanes, amtrack, ect what i am saying in few words is everywere was your smoking area
I am 23 and I have been smoking for 4 years now, I really want to quit . . . I mean REALLY want to, but it is hard, Yet the Winston is my fix, maybe soon by Gods will i shal stop . . .. before it is too late for me ( violin playing in the background )
Stealth. good luck quitting. My mom smokes Winston. She is almost 80 years old. She watched my dad die of lung cancer as well as countless other friends and family who died from smoking related diseases. She outlived a lot of her friends and family, but the point is THEY did not live long full lived due to smoking. So many died horribly and painfully from cancer, emphysema, and strokes. Those are really terrible ways to die. I watched them suffer and fearful while they gasped for every breath until they died mercifully.
@BIG DICK IN MY BIG ASS BIG ASS MAN after i graduated in 2013 I decreased the amount a bit, shifted to different brands. Honestly all branded cigarettes taste bad since 2012. I started rolling my own in 2018 till 2020. I smoke only captain black now, around 8 / day. I know it is not quiting but honestly at work it is hard to stay without promising myself of a cigarette and a coffee every couple of hours.
@fromthesidelines I knew Fleming was the first to say "Winston tastes good like a cigarette should"--improper English, but as they later said "Do you want good grammar or good taste?"
AFAIK, the air quality was actually (counterintuitively) better on planes overall when smoking was permitted, as they had to have better circulation and filtration systems for obvious reasons. Once it was banned, airlines could and were all too happy to drop the more expensive means of ensuring air quality and circulation on board, so now it's supposedly worse and more "stale" than in the era depicted here. Go figure!
I think that they should have smokers only flights, staff the aircraft with pilots and crew who also smoke. But even if you have all the smokers puffing away in their own sealed aluminum can at 30,000 feet the anti smoking fascists will still complain and demand it be banned. The sick part is that many of the same types that rail against tobacco want the taxpayers to fund safe injection sites and needle exchanges for heroine addicts up here.
When smoking was still permitted on planes, when the no smoking light went out, we lit up. On a Southwest flight a group of non smokers chose to sit in the smoking section and raised hell about all us smokers. Plenty of seats available to them in the non smoking section at the front of the plane but they felt it their duty to be bitches. Flight crew moved them forward.
werksdesign. Thankfully, it was customers like that who complained about smoking on planes that got smoking on planes banned. Smoking is a barbaric filthy addiction. How did it ever make sense that every man woman and child should be forced to inhale cigarette smoke on airplanes or public places? Glad it is over.
@@explorermike19 Back then smoking on a plane, or smoking anywhere, was just beginning to become the 8th deadly sin. Why would a group of non smokers purposely sit in the smoking section and then bitch about the smoke? Anyone can answer that. It's just like today. People put themselves into situations they oppose just to bitch loud about it so they can get their way. I've quit smoking years ago but I don't bitch when I see someone light up. I just don't purposely put myself in an environment for the sole purpose of bitching about what's happening around me the way many anti this and anti that people always do.
@@JL-lg8tk Why would a non-smoker sit in a smoking section on a plane? Well, first of all, in an airplane, when one person smokes, the whole plane becomes a smoking section. Smoke does not stay in one place. The other thing was that you could be in row right in front of or beside or behind a smoking section. That didn't mean it was smokeless. It simply meant that you were in row 28 and smoking started in row 29; right behind your head. Let's face it, smoking started out as a filthy culture and remains a filthy culture today. Good riddance.
@@explorermike19 .. Cut the lecture. I was flying before any smoking restrictions were in place and a smoker could smoke no matter where he or she sat on the plane. Even flight attendants would take a brief break and you could see a couple of them light up. The pilot or co-pilot or flight engineer would step out of the cockpit and join them in a short smoke break. Among smokers there's going to be a more concentration of smoke in the area than it would be forward of the smoking section. Even though they could still smell the smoke and it would still drift forward. So why would a non smoker purposely sit in the smoking section? So they could bitch the same way people today put themselves in environments they disapprove of. Just so they can bitch. That was the point I was making in my initial post 9 effing years ago. Not how smoke drifts through the aircraft and how smoking is a filthy culture.
The first prohibitions on smoking on airplanes in the US didn't come about until 1988, and a ban on smoking on all US-based domestic and international flights didn't take effect until 2000.
@Auzsiebloke Keith Richards from the Rolling Stones smokes on their plane. Mind you they have their own plane. I watched Get Back and how the Beatles smoked and smoked and smoked. it killed George. Ringo and Paul Lucky to be alive to this day as they smoked soo much
I wonder if this is for real?? Did some airline actually hand out cigarettes with meals during flights??! Today this commercial would be considered a friendly public health announcement advising people not to fly this airline. Right after all airlines implemented smoking bans, some airline (now forgotten) announced they were the "smoker's airline" that allowed smoking. They only lasted a couple months. Come to find out, even smokers didn't want to be trapped inside an airplane with other smokers.
Yes, and drinks were free. These weren't full packets of cigarettes, they were a small 5 cigarette pack. They used to include these in army rations during WWII and Korea as well.
@@jaycee330 The drinks were free although I do not remember flight attendants handing out free cigarettes. That must have been several generations before my flying time. I believe drinks are still free in business and first class seats. On international flights, beer and wine are still free. Not great when the guy beside you gets drunk and pukes his chewing tobacco all over you and the other people in your row... that actually DID happen to me.
For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. (Romans 10:13) Ye adulterers and adulteresses, know ye not that the friendship of the world is enmity with God? whosoever therefore will be a friend of the world is the enemy of God. (James 4:4) When Jesus heard it, he saith unto them, They that are whole have no need of the physician, but they that are sick: I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. (Mark 2:17)
Society has finally cleansed itself of the indoor polutants produced by smokers. Nearly every state now ban public indoor smoking. The hassle with inconsiderate smokers is now over. For you smokers that have a problem with the new order of things.....a good time to quit your filthy habit, isn't it.
As former smoker I can attest to the quality of Winston's. They are really good.
I am old enough to have experienced this exact thing in airplanes. People could smoke at any time on a flight except at takeoff and landing - those were the only times that the "NO SMOKING" signs were illuminated - as well as when they were actually walking outdoors to or from the airplane, on the runway (jetways didn't exist yet.) And yes, small packs of cigarettes were placed on the meal trays, usually with the name or logo of the airline printed on them as well. These mini-packs were served to every single passenger, including kids! And as a kid, I personally received them on my meal trays. That is insane.
@Liv Boatwright 40? Way older than that.
You should've unrolled em, put the tobacc in a bong and taken a fat chop
how many cigarettes were there n a pack
@@marcusaurelius3487 6 or 8, probably.
Fantastic story 👏
Winston, the brand 9 out of 10 Doctors recommend most!
That's Camel.
10th one died
11/10 actually
@@bigdapramirez6157 Has the price of a pack of cigarettes in prison ever returned to a single hand job or less?
@@BootyHeavenYT not yet
The concept of cigarettes being "served" is an interesting one.
Forcefully administered
@@bigdapramirez6157Hey, they’re recommended by doctors remember
Yes. They thought of everything back then. Even my favorite cigarette Winston. The planet was a happier place back then. I don't care what anybody says.
Actually the house wives were known to take multiple anti depressants to cope with the fact that they were probably forced to settle with a man they don't like and the fact they can't do anything in life except be a v house wife
Back then they were depressed heavily drinking and smoked to cope with life back then smoking and drinking was their life
Hey! Some of us are trying to smoke Newports over here in the back row! Can't breathe with all your Winston pollution!
Perfectly balance as all things should be.
@@carmineSTAR508 Like people aren’t depressed now, and guarantee marriages and relationships were happier back than compared to today. Many people fail to realize what shit time’s we’re living. Sure we got technology n shit but that’s about it.
Damn why didnt I grow up in these days where u actually get cigarettes with the meal on the airplane!!!
Same here. The health freaks were rightly classed as being highly eccentric in those days.
They just added it to the already high cost- only wealthy folks flew and hoisted polloi took trains
Cant add words that spell strangely- the smartphone's dont recognize these as ,English terms- hoi polloi for example
I remember getting free sample boxes at clubs from the waitress, Trying to get everyone hooked like me 🙊
@Alexbleks Because you were born too late, obviously! ;-)
It's now been 50 years since cigarette advertising was banned from television and I STILL remember many of the cigarette jingles and slogans from the 60s. I'd walk a mile for a Camel. Taryeton- I'd rather fight than switch. (They'd show somebody holding a cigarette with a black eye) Come to Marlboro country. Winston taste good like a cigarette should.
Virginia Slims- You've come a long way baby. Refresh with Kool. Kent- The only cigarette with the micronite filter. I always wondered why it was spelled "Pall Mall" but they always pronounced it "Pell Mell" on the commercials.
Pall Mall is a French game that is a precursor to croquet. It is pronounced like "Pell mell" so I assume that is why.
i remember miehet jotka menevät näkevät ja tekevät vetävät ne väkevät filter strong
nortti on täyttä tupakkaa north state
Yes Winstons are the best, I smoked them for 28 years and have the BEST COPD,GREAT, there are times I can barley make it across the Room, Thank You RJ Reynolds!. I remember all of the good times making my kids inhale these stinking things,Walking around smelling like an Ashtray,burning my clothes spending my money, Ohhh yes what memories!. Greatest things ever made and they only cost 5 or6.00 a pack how much more reasonable can you get lung Cancer?,Cheaper than Asbestos, ENJOY!!!:).
whine and whine some more
The spokesman for Winston {:45} is none other than Art Fleming, who later served as host of the original "JEOPARDY!" (1964-'75).
The hearty , robust Mr. Fleming is the answer to a TV trivia question nowadays . As is Chuck Wooley to WHEEL OF FORTUNE or Bill Cullen to THE PRICE IS RIGHT .
Boy, remember when there was freedom and you could smoke in diners, on aeroplanes and in railroad coaches. .....those were the days....
IstvanN1961. it might have been freedom for smokers, but it was torture for non smokers. Today's smoking restrictions and bans are so much better. Lets face it, smokers are idiots. nonsmokers should not have to endure the bad choices of tobacco addicts.
Albert Einstein, that dumb-ass. Quantum theories? Ha hes just an idiot smoker!
Or underwater, or in outer space, or with a mouthful of turkey n' gravy, or after you started choking on said turkey n'gravy
Winstons really were a good cigarette. I smoked them 2 packs a day for 20 years until about 1981, then the factory changed the blend and added who knows what, and they made you think of sewers and outhouses, but those 1960's and 70's Winstons, man, those were the days. The 1960's Pall Malls were the best ones, too. A teenage friend of mine Dino Ricci, used to steal them off a ranch hand named Bob Toluse, who was about 30 and fooled around with Dino's 14 year old sister Leslie. They later married.
Nothing like a cigarette story
jesus fuucking christ that story took a turn
Well.. those were different days I guess lmao
@@michaelt8682 as if 14 year old girls aren't getting preggers today lol we have 12 year old boys murdering and girls at 18 with 2 kids alerady
Winston Kills good like a cigarette should 🚬☠
This is giving away my age,but I remember when you could smoke on a plane and in movie theaters.
...and the grocery store had an ashtray at each end of every aisle!
Times sure have changed. Now you can't smoke on a plane and they don't serve meals anymore, but back then you got full meals with cigarettes!
You can't even get peanuts, because of the "allergies".
You'd be lucky to get a dime bag of peanuts and a flat coke these days
Traveling by plane hasn't been nearly as pleasant since they stopped letting you smoke.
OMG, and the other passengers on the airplane had to breathe that sh***. I recall traveling all night on a bus in the 1960s as a kid to visit my grandmother in Florida. The bus was sealed up and full of the addicts' sickly, stinking cigarette smoke. I had to breathe their poison. By the time I reached the destination, I was sick, staggered out of the bus and had to vomit. It took a day for me to recover.
Send me back for a week!
This is an "alternate sponsor's" message seen on "THE BOB CUMMINGS SHOW" during the 1956-'57 season. When Colgate-Palmolive was the evening's sponsor, announcer Bill Baldwin would billboard towards the end of the program, "Next week, 'THE BOB CUMMINGS SHOW' will be brought to you by WINSTON- America's best-selling, best-TASTING filter cigarette!"
People feel the way they do about cigarettes and smokers now because it's fashionable. And what's more fun in America than to hate a group of people and get approval for it! By the way, at 335mph, this plane took about ten hours to get across the country...........but they were much more comfortable and they treated you like royalty. Not so much anymore. Life is all about how you look at things and how much your thinking has been manipulated by others.
Old fogies like me remember those little sample packs of cigarettes that were handed out at public events. They were a nice little gift!.
How glamorous!
Really funny to see such commercials now.
I hope one of these days life can be easier like this, they received a complimentary 5 course meal w/dessert and coffee.
I'm sure they weren't frisked before boarding.
Restaurants had 2 sections, smoking and chain smoking.
I remember when non smoking sections 1st came out in restaurants in California in the early 80s. . A guy I knew would purposely sit in the non smoking section and smoke. When they told him it was a non smoking section he would say well I don't like to breathe other's smoke either.
@@kennethsouthard6042 czcams.com/video/dSuID1BQyWM/video.html
You can't smoke on a plane no more
You can but they make you clip into a belay system and go out onto the wing
At least you can still have a beer on a plane
i know back in the 50's 60's you could smoke on greyhound busses ,airplanes, amtrack, ect what i am saying in few words is everywere was your smoking area
You could smoke on any of those things into the 1980s.
Boy, smokers really had it made back then, didn't they.
I am 23 and I have been smoking for 4 years now, I really want to quit . . . I mean REALLY want to, but it is hard, Yet the Winston is my fix, maybe soon by Gods will i shal stop . . .. before it is too late for me ( violin playing in the background )
Stealth. good luck quitting. My mom smokes Winston. She is almost 80 years old. She watched my dad die of lung cancer as well as countless other friends and family who died from smoking related diseases. She outlived a lot of her friends and family, but the point is THEY did not live long full lived due to smoking. So many died horribly and painfully from cancer, emphysema, and strokes. Those are really terrible ways to die. I watched them suffer and fearful while they gasped for every breath until they died mercifully.
@BIG DICK IN MY BIG ASS BIG ASS MAN after i graduated in 2013 I decreased the amount a bit, shifted to different brands. Honestly all branded cigarettes taste bad since 2012. I started rolling my own in 2018 till 2020. I smoke only captain black now, around 8 / day. I know it is not quiting but honestly at work it is hard to stay without promising myself of a cigarette and a coffee every couple of hours.
@fromthesidelines I knew Fleming was the first to say "Winston tastes good like a cigarette should"--improper English, but as they later said "Do you want good grammar or good taste?"
How is it improper English? Many would argue (myself included) that "like a cigarette should" and "as a cigarette should" are equally correct.
AFAIK, the air quality was actually (counterintuitively) better on planes overall when smoking was permitted, as they had to have better circulation and filtration systems for obvious reasons. Once it was banned, airlines could and were all too happy to drop the more expensive means of ensuring air quality and circulation on board, so now it's supposedly worse and more "stale" than in the era depicted here. Go figure!
That's a lot of hogwash.
Mmmm winston...I have ..new some jd on the rocks on my flight 😆😉
I think that they should have smokers only flights, staff the aircraft with pilots and crew who also smoke. But even if you have all the smokers puffing away in their own sealed aluminum can at 30,000 feet the anti smoking fascists will still complain and demand it be banned. The sick part is that many of the same types that rail against tobacco want the taxpayers to fund safe injection sites and needle exchanges for heroine addicts up here.
Perhaps because heroin doesn’t pollute the air and kill non-heroin users like smoking tobacco does.
A great idea... Maybe they could even throw in a few tanks of pure oxygen to make things... Interesting 💥
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smoking was allowed on airplanes, thats insane.
wait till 30 years from now, they will be shocked we used to eat buckets of chicken and huge steaks and kept animals as pets and even bbq in public
When smoking was still permitted on planes, when the no smoking light went out, we lit up. On a Southwest flight a group of non smokers chose to sit in the smoking section and raised hell about all us smokers. Plenty of seats available to them in the non smoking section at the front of the plane but they felt it their duty to be bitches. Flight crew moved them forward.
werksdesign. Thankfully, it was customers like that who complained about smoking on planes that got smoking on planes banned. Smoking is a barbaric filthy addiction. How did it ever make sense that every man woman and child should be forced to inhale cigarette smoke on airplanes or public places? Glad it is over.
It probably wouldn't have helped either way. You're still on the same plane sharing the same air
@@explorermike19 Back then smoking on a plane, or smoking anywhere, was just beginning to become the 8th deadly sin. Why would a group of non smokers purposely sit in the smoking section and then bitch about the smoke? Anyone can answer that. It's just like today. People put themselves into situations they oppose just to bitch loud about it so they can get their way. I've quit smoking years ago but I don't bitch when I see someone light up. I just don't purposely put myself in an environment for the sole purpose of bitching about what's happening around me the way many anti this and anti that people always do.
@@JL-lg8tk Why would a non-smoker sit in a smoking section on a plane? Well, first of all, in an airplane, when one person smokes, the whole plane becomes a smoking section. Smoke does not stay in one place. The other thing was that you could be in row right in front of or beside or behind a smoking section. That didn't mean it was smokeless. It simply meant that you were in row 28 and smoking started in row 29; right behind your head. Let's face it, smoking started out as a filthy culture and remains a filthy culture today. Good riddance.
@@explorermike19 .. Cut the lecture. I was flying before any smoking restrictions were in place and a smoker could smoke no matter where he or she sat on the plane. Even flight attendants would take a brief break and you could see a couple of them light up. The pilot or co-pilot or flight engineer would step out of the cockpit and join them in a short smoke break. Among smokers there's going to be a more concentration of smoke in the area than it would be forward of the smoking section. Even though they could still smell the smoke and it would still drift forward. So why would a non smoker purposely sit in the smoking section? So they could bitch the same way people today put themselves in environments they disapprove of. Just so they can bitch. That was the point I was making in my initial post 9 effing years ago. Not how smoke drifts through the aircraft and how smoking is a filthy culture.
I remember this.
Whoa! You used to be allowed to smoke on a plane in flight...?!
The first prohibitions on smoking on airplanes in the US didn't come about until 1988, and a ban on smoking on all US-based domestic and international flights didn't take effect until 2000.
Was that the original host of Jeopardy near the end of the commercial?
Yes. Fleming appeared in Winston commercials during the mid-1950's.
Wow did you see that tray she served....All I got on my last trip was a cheezz its.
It's interesting that the speaker didn't take a breath from WINSTON 😏
lmaooooo
Now you get arrested for smoking on the plane
Wonder if anyone recignizes art Fleming
@barry jones That's Camel.
Holy shit they seriously served those with the snacks?!!
good pub
Winston tastes bad...like the one i just had.
how amazing it would be to be able to smoke on a plane. 💕
@Auzsiebloke Keith Richards from the Rolling Stones smokes on their plane. Mind you they have their own plane.
I watched Get Back and how the Beatles smoked and smoked and smoked. it killed George. Ringo and Paul Lucky to be alive to this day as they smoked soo much
wtf
I remember smoking being perfectly acceptable on board commercial aircraft.
Then buy your own damn plane
and how horrible it would be for non smokers
@66gardener No one made you go to a restaurant and sit next to a "pig". Now pork is another one of lifes simple pleasures.
Cigarettes dont taste good, i have to have a drink just to hide the taste of cigs
Smoking inside in airplane is prohibited.
It is now. It wasn't then.
I remember that smoking aboard an airplane was perfectly acceptable into the 1980s.
❤❤
Smoking is ok, just don't exhale....
smoke in a plane
I wonder if this is for real?? Did some airline actually hand out cigarettes with meals during flights??! Today this commercial would be considered a friendly public health announcement advising people not to fly this airline. Right after all airlines implemented smoking bans, some airline (now forgotten) announced they were the "smoker's airline" that allowed smoking. They only lasted a couple months. Come to find out, even smokers didn't want to be trapped inside an airplane with other smokers.
Yes, and drinks were free. These weren't full packets of cigarettes, they were a small 5 cigarette pack. They used to include these in army rations during WWII and Korea as well.
@@jaycee330 The drinks were free although I do not remember flight attendants handing out free cigarettes. That must have been several generations before my flying time. I believe drinks are still free in business and first class seats. On international flights, beer and wine are still free. Not great when the guy beside you gets drunk and pukes his chewing tobacco all over you and the other people in your row... that actually DID happen to me.
Tar Heel Poison
I smoke Winston 🔴 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣'s❗☝️🙂👏👏👏🚬🚬🚬
hope u quit soon
FKIN crazy
LOL serving cigarettes on a plane 🤣
For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. (Romans 10:13)
Ye adulterers and adulteresses, know ye not that the friendship of the world is enmity with God? whosoever therefore will be a friend of the world is the enemy of God. (James 4:4)
When Jesus heard it, he saith unto them, They that are whole have no need of the physician, but they that are sick: I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. (Mark 2:17)
You won't have a very good day at all cancer emphysema poor heath and copd
Real flavour, like a bonfire of garden rubbish.
Ya me imagino como iban adentro de los aviones todos llenos de humo, guacala.
Smoking on an Airliner. Don't think so lol. Back in the day you could.
😂😂😂😂
Fa male fumare
Society has finally cleansed itself of the indoor polutants produced by smokers.
Nearly every state now ban public indoor smoking. The hassle with inconsiderate smokers is now over.
For you smokers that have a problem with the new order of things.....a good time to quit your filthy habit, isn't it.
No kidding. Why should I have to smell smoke because someone has a cigarette addiction.
L Lance and why should us smokers have to bend over backwards for you non smokers.
Yeah,Burn the plane down to! LOL
discusting
It's DISGUSTING that so many people can't spell that word.