More (Menthol)-My first ciggie at 13
Salem (Menthol-Caught by my mother at 13 and a half
Kent-My brand during NS
Marlboro-Most of my adulthood
Dunhill-I notice this brand is favorite with the Indians
Gudang Garam-Favorite with the Malays
Consulate-Ah Longs and employees from Keong Saik Road
Hope-retirees and people from old folks home
Camel-not many people smoke this brand anymore
Japanese brands-People who are not hooked to cigarettes neither
do they want to quit.
Hope :Singapore got sell meh
camel: Cos only got non-filter. who wan die so fast
Dunhill&Consulate: Dont stereotype can. Last time i smoke
consulate but you wont find me doing ahlong jobs or working at
keong saik. Dunhill which is what i smoke now. *looks at arm* nope
i'm not indian. Dunhill reds is nice, Fine cut is also damn
good.
More and Salem havent try before so dont know.
Kent is nice but somehow i wont smoke it again, has something to
do with me being caught by school with a pack of Kents.
Marlboro: Standard ciggy, those who dont really know what to
smoke, like those 18 yrs old-so lets try smoking- kinds will buy
marlboro and stick with it. Just so you know, sg only has the
'standard' marlboros. You see the other country. got wides, BLACK
menthol, intense etc etc all those weird weird type
Gudang Garam: kreteks are common with the malays but i do see
chinese and indians smoking them, rarely though.
Viceroy: Cheaper brand, usually smoked by those lians esp sml,
always see lians with those. for times when i have no money
jap brands: I dont think theres really such a thing as one who
isnt hooked and doesnt want to quit. those who think they arent
hooked, probably have easy access to cigs and just havent gone for
times without them. that said, japanese brands are nice, but i
think we only have mild seven here? OMG when you go to japan you
see all the cigs until can faint one
Anyway there's many brands i have heard of but never tried, like
lucky strike, camel( those normal kinds, like reds,menthol
etc),kool,certain marlboro varieties and alot of other brands
