Here, the packs are almost all warning, and the only difference between the brands is the name printed on the pack. We have 20 and 25 packs, regular or king. We used to have 15 packs 30 years ago.
I quit smoking over three years ago, but went to buy a pack for a friend recently.
These cost me 17.45$CAD and they are regular, not king. Both cost the same BTW.
For comparison, I can buy a pack of 10 joints 0.35g each , ~20% THC for ~20$.
Note the duty sticker.
I quit smoking over three years ago, but went to buy a pack for a friend recently.
These cost me 17.45$CAD and they are regular, not king. Both cost the same BTW.
For comparison, I can buy a pack of 10 joints 0.35g each , ~20% THC for ~20$.
Note the duty sticker.
Mild Seven has about half the market in Japan.
Lark, Kent and Parliament are 1960s, 1950s, and 1930s US brands which had spurts of popularity/notoriety but are presently little-seen in the US (all Marlboro/Camel and Salem/Newport now), yet sell well in Japan. Parliament is seen as high-class (also Clinton's Parliament-Funkadelic is apparently named for the cigs, not the Brits).
Pack of 50 of the cheapest regular cigarettes available. That's what I used to smoke in a day. :-(
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Lounge is a trim level / features description used by Fiat, describing a model.
Diesel, well apparently you can choose between diesel and petrol engines....
Hardly sold in India, most dealers are gone. Parts are a headache.
Must have paid a scrap level price for a fairly new / less run car.
Diesel, well apparently you can choose between diesel and petrol engines....
Hardly sold in India, most dealers are gone. Parts are a headache.
Must have paid a scrap level price for a fairly new / less run car.
"Lounge" is a model designation. It includes a specific trim level (sunroof, etc)
On the other hand, with a 1.3L 74hp engine they're not exactly rocketships either. These cars have a huge following amongst young people in Australia.
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