Would you smoke Nazi Cigarettes

[sogon]

I was at a party on saturday night, a friend of mine showed up and told me a story. A friend of his was remodelling a house and found an unopened carton of Nazi Cigarettes wrapped in silk. He offered me one, first off I am jewish, so just seeing the nazi tax stamp freaked me out, and I don't smoke cigarettes any more. Bottom line, I smoked a couple of them.
Would U?

 

[kirscovitch]

ill smoke anything once. not to say that i endorse the nazi ideal or anything but what the hell.... id smoke one.....

BTW.... how was it????

 

[cvm4]

No cigarrettes for me!

 

[Rank_Tyro]

I'd smoke one and laugh......

The cigarettes outlasted the Third Reich.

Delicious irony!

 

[jwintosh]

No cigarrettes for me!

ditto

 

[frankluke]

I was at a party on saturday night, a friend of mine showed up and told me a story. A friend of his was remodelling a house and found an unopened carton of Nazi Cigarettes wrapped in silk. He offered me one, first off I am jewish, so just seeing the nazi tax stamp freaked me out, and I don't smoke cigarettes any more. Bottom line, I smoked a couple of them.
Would U?

i would, and i'm gypsy. its kind of our way of sticking it to those SOB sogon.

on another board i was given a perfecto style cigar that was intended for the nazi army..

 

[kirscovitch]

I'd smoke one and laugh......

The cigarettes outlasted the Third Reich.

Delicious irony!

never thought of it that way..... but i like it!!!

 

[TexaSmoke]

I don't smoke Cigs and probably would not smoke those if I did. Those are probably worth quite a bit if they were unopen.

 

[kirscovitch]

makes you wonder how they got in the wall....... brought back from a GI maybe????

 

[sogon]

makes you wonder how they got in the wall....... brought back from a GI maybe????

I live in the west coast of Norway, which was occupied by the Nazi forces during WWII. So most likely left by a Nazi soldier

 

[kirscovitch]

damn!!! my bad!!!!!!!! i never considered where you lived!!!!!!!
(insert foot in mouth here)

that makes sense.

 

[tedski]

I don't smoke cigarettes, but even if I did, I would not smoke them.
I'd rather keep the pack intact for historical value.

 

[Electric Sheep]

I don't smoke cigarettes, but even if I did, I would not smoke them.
I'd rather keep the pack intact for historical value.

cosign

 

[Rank_Tyro]

Interesting aside here, my Grandfather sent 3 nazi bayonets and a
German luger pistol home, all branded with the Swastika.

He collected them from various places in Europe during WWII. He brought them home as trophy's.

Nowadays, some of people would say that my relatives could be considered Neo-Nazis because they have things that belonged to the Third Reich, on display on the mantle.

 

[Headbanger]

No cigs for me and I would not smoke them as they are expired and probably tasted like shit being so old and not taken care of. Less of an issue of who they were for me.

 

[Greg]

I voted that I would, but I probably would not do it. Just to be clear, and I say this with caution, I am not old enough to truly be affected by Nazi atrocities, but I have met those who have....so I think I would say no, even though I voted yes.

Make sense :scratchhe

 

[BradMc]

No cigarrettes for me!

Nasty Habit, NO CIGS...................:barf:

 

[tobby4]

why not... but I would rather leave em unopened and sell em

 

[MadAl]

Tobacco that old I wouldn't smoke to begin with, seeing Nazi Cigarettes might cause me to leave the party.

 

[sogon]

Tobacco that old I wouldn't smoke to begin with, seeing Nazi Cigarettes might cause me to leave the party.

That was my initial reaction as well, however I thought what the hell. Its a once in a lifetime opportunity. My friend is not a Nazi, and was simply interested in the "this is crazy" factor while smoking them.

They tasted like shit by the way, definately OLD. Somewhat of a turkish tobacco taste, but mostly just harsh.