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It just says they're fireproof or something, right? But those who really want one have to rely on purchasing them online. It's a black market for them. Candy box, oh my god, it smells so good like candy cigarettes. They began to be sold in the late 19th century and were made from sugar gum or chocolate. Did they ever have the British versions of these that were like candy sticks? yeah, with a lighter setting the sugar on fire, bro, oh you did it with a lighter, yeah, right, we just wait until it's cold, we just blow like air and let we like it, we actually tried to smoke it, man, oh my goodness, it did good.

You didn't smoke, no, no, Harry, but you, you would suck for your life just to try and kill something wrapped in paper in a package that looked like a cigarette box, some varieties even included powdered sugar that you could push through. Smoke candies began to be seen as a way to desensitize children to the idea of ​​smoking, however, like Dad, no, those cigarettes don't work for me, these collaborations became less common and the products now They have been banned in practically all countries. In many countries around the world, apart from the United States and Canada, studies have shown that a surprising percentage of smokers used sweet cigarettes when they were younger compared to people who do not smoke, so the link between the two has been shown to be significant.

The cigarette is called chesterfuck lucky, that's just a vlog. What seems like an innocent gift for children is probably responsible for the most candy deaths and it's no surprise that very few places now allow them to be sold first. Respect, respect, you say, respect, okay? You're already saying respect, okay, don't look at them, oh and Ethan, let's try to get it. Yeah, if you get to how many legs, 300,000, okay, 300,000, let's do it.