Both are true...https://youtu.be/xEx44ETP8Ac?si=vSyzx4AuXabxROXsShe smoked Winstons. So did Jed. They were the sponsor every other week.
”Winston tastes good, like a cigarette had oughta” was her line, as she knocked on the kitchen table.
Both are true...https://youtu.be/xEx44ETP8Ac?si=vSyzx4AuXabxROXsShe smoked Winstons. So did Jed. They were the sponsor every other week.
”Winston tastes good, like a cigarette had oughta” was her line, as she knocked on the kitchen table.
I do know that when I was a pipe smoker my wife complained about the ashes in my pockets. Also, Horace Rumpole is noted for having cigar ash on his vest at all times.This!
Pipe ash on a suit sleeve or lapel wasn't an existential fashion faux pas, just a consequence of life.
Everyone remembers Raymond Burr appearing in the US release of Godzilla.
Everyone remembers Raymond Burr appearing in the US release of Godzilla.
No one remembers when Godzilla returned the favor by appearing in an episode of Perry Mason.
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There was quite the kerfuffle when Godzilla, instead of swearing to tell the truth, ate the Bible and the judge.That is hilarious. I never watched Perry Mason so, of course, I was not aware of Godzilla's courtroom appearance.
This article goes into some detail on pipes and tobacco on the frontier.In the Coen Bros.' remake of True Grit, Matt Damon's Texas Ranger LaBoeuf smokes a curved pipe during a campfire scene about an hour into the movie. The pipe was light-colored and appeared to have an amber or amber-colored stem, so I'm guessing meerschaum.
What kind of tobaccos would have been available in Texas or in Fort Smith in Arkansas, in the 1870s?