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Oh yes. Pulled this trick a few times.
ReplyDeleteBetter was the one you put under the hood of someones car and it made it look like it had blown up with all the sounds and smoke. Although I read back then some of those did actually cause fires under eoples car hoods.
Northwest Woodsman: Oh yes! I remember those cigarette loads. Nothing funnier than the look on a smokers face when they have a shredded piece of paper in their mouth and tobacco hanging from their glasses and hair.
ReplyDeleteNo,I was a good girl and did not play with things like this. However, I did smash pumpkins on Halloween night.
ReplyDeleteAND many of these cig loads blinded people...
ReplyDeleteI must have led a sheltered life. As a 65 year old, worldly, oft times mischievous young man I do not recall these. What period in time were they available?
ReplyDeleteFinally - something I don't recognize😂
ReplyDeleteBig deal. A seed pop in a joint could do alot more than that crap. Plus it could set your shirt on fire. Ah, those were the days.
ReplyDeleteLoaded my brothers cigarettes with several. He went to see his girlfriend and ended up giving her two in a row, threw him out, came home so mad at me! Worst part was I had pushed them half way down so it was a couple drags before they went off!! I was rolling on the floor laughing!. I did tell her he had nothing to do with it, she did see the humor in it after the fact.
ReplyDeleteI used my Dad's Laredo cigarette making tool to put whole firecrackers into the homemade cigarettes' and wow did that surprise bums that wanted a free one!
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