Dave,

Here goes "Old Remember When" again.

I do believe that Roll Your Own was called a Target. They became popular
during WW2 when we were in the Armed Services. We could buy a pack of
Cig. for 5c. The tobacco companies weren't ready for that. The Civilian
supply became real short.

The story we got, when they upped production they couldn't get the
green paper because of all the "olive drab the military was using. We
all believed it was a cost cutting move to use white paper. Anyway, they
came out with a slogan; "Lucky Strike Green has gone to War" How could
we call them cheap after that?

Ah yes, I remember.

Ole Thom

On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 09:33:18 -0800, (Thom Stewart)
wrote this crap:

Dave,

Here goes "Old Remember When" again.

I do believe that Roll Your Own was called a Target. They became popular
during WW2 when we were in the Armed Services. We could buy a pack of
Cig. for 5c. The tobacco companies weren't ready for that. The Civilian
supply became real short.


I remember making my own spears before combat, and looking for stones
for my sling. I made my own shield, and painted it with the legions
symbols.





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Horass,

I really don't believe you're capable of painting an image. Even a Stone
Age Image.

Post something believable and stop your damn bragging! I heard you never
got a passing grade in finger painting. (g)

Ole Thom

I remember when you were still a salamander...

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On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 09:33:18 -0800, (Thom Stewart)
wrote this crap:

Dave,

Here goes "Old Remember When" again.

I do believe that Roll Your Own was called a Target. They became popular
during WW2 when we were in the Armed Services. We could buy a pack of
Cig. for 5c. The tobacco companies weren't ready for that. The Civilian
supply became real short.


I remember making my own spears before combat, and looking for stones
for my sling. I made my own shield, and painted it with the legions
symbols.





This post is 100% free of steroids