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Exodia has seen better days.
That’s our secret leader
They last longer than a lettuce
We can rebuild him.
Worse. Slower. Weaker.
The $16 pack Marlboro man.
👁️👄👁️
I summon Bronchodia, the Obstructive One!
Exodia?
I got in trouble when I worked in the store for doing this in the ‘display’ even though they have a blackout door over them
One of them is between Mango Mussolini’s ears. I don’t smoke, but I always liked the Lucky Strike logo.
In Australia you get Baked Beans.
Johnny 5 is alive.
I used the eyeballs one as banners for my Nurgle army.
It feels like EU Directive 2014/109 chickened out in comparison to those pics. Especially all the warning labels regarding children or fertility… a large portion of the imagery is almost comedic, showing that your balls will explode, and that babies will mooch your cigs.
I used to smoke for years and always found them entertaining, not horrifying
We probably started that, here in Australia
nope
Canada, december 2000
Brazil, 2001 (later also added blunt phrases with the gore images, eg, “you die” “causes ED”)
Aus, 2006
UK, 2008
Here in Brazil there’s even a popular joke about someone who went to buy cigarettes and received a box with the message that it causes erectile dysfunction, and then asks to change it for the one that causes cancer
quem nunca não é mesmo
Wow. We were really slow on that one
Actually super surprising
We did, in fact I feel those are the exact same images from our packs. I haven’t smoked in a long time so can’t compare, but they feel identical.
https://s3.amazonaws.com/images.ecwid.com/images/73176953/3202223302.jpg
Of course I was much too young to be smoking or drinking, so I was delighted. Not A-B though.
It was more in reference to the graphic images of the harms of smoking. We did plain packaging and medical images and others slowly picked it up.
I’m aware. I’m saying we had mascots to encourage bad habits.
Necromancy; reducing our dependency on the funerary industrial complex.
