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Thursday, February 23, 2012
We know he was less than an ideal husband to Kathie Lee, but did he smoke cigs, too?
LOOK, 11/6/1962. I remember seeing Frank Gifford in TV ads saying that he enjoyed Camels in the locker room after a game. I wonder if he actually smoked cigarettes. If he did, he seemed to have a loyalty problem.
I preferred Luckies but would smoke a Camel without rancour, so I don't judge Mr. Gifford if he got paid for proclaiming the quality of both. As you pointed out in another post, in those days they were a good smoke because they were more or less fresh. Nowadays a tobacconist needs a humidor to make them smokable (I assume because I haven't smoked for about 30 years).
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I preferred Luckies but would smoke a Camel without rancour, so I don't judge Mr. Gifford if he got paid for proclaiming the quality of both. As you pointed out in another post, in those days they were a good smoke because they were more or less fresh. Nowadays a tobacconist needs a humidor to make them smokable (I assume because I haven't smoked for about 30 years).
Oh, those Luckies were so good. To be 15 again with enough imortality to once again enjoy some of those finer things in life.
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