Speaking of millionaires ( or in this case billionaires ) bumming cigarettes from the ordinary folk. I was in a bar in Sydney around 10 years ago ( so it was well before the smoking ban ) drinking with some friends, and a good friend of mine that I worked with was best friends with the son of Australia's richest man ( media mogul Kerry Packer ). The son was bumming cigs off us and we couldn't help but laugh at the fact that we had a billionaire bumming cigs off us as we were drinking our beers. True story.
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Speaking of millionaires ( or in this case billionaires ) bumming cigarettes from the ordinary folk. I was in a bar in Sydney around 10 years ago ( so it was well before the smoking ban ) drinking with some friends, and a good friend of mine that I worked with was best friends with the son of Australia's richest man ( media mogul Kerry Packer ). The son was bumming cigs off us and we couldn't help but laugh at the fact that we had a billionaire bumming cigs off us as we were drinking our beers. True story.
If you've heard of 'freaking a tip' then you know what a B+M is, little inhale-able 'cigars' sold at gas stations, WINE flavor is best, and is the favorite of the homeboys, because they are delicious. 'Freaking' a black and mild is what 16 year olds do with them, you empty the entire this out, take the tip off, pull the 'cancer paper' out (preservative paper that doesn't taste good' and fill the whole thing back up and smoke it.
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Quote Originally Posted by woopdurritis:
What in the world is a black and mild
Also what does freaking a tip mean
The game has changed a lot
If you've heard of 'freaking a tip' then you know what a B+M is, little inhale-able 'cigars' sold at gas stations, WINE flavor is best, and is the favorite of the homeboys, because they are delicious. 'Freaking' a black and mild is what 16 year olds do with them, you empty the entire this out, take the tip off, pull the 'cancer paper' out (preservative paper that doesn't taste good' and fill the whole thing back up and smoke it.
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