LS/MFT

[packman]

From 1935 to 1959, Lucky Strike sponsored a popular radio show and subsequent TV show, Your Hit Parade, which associated Lucky Strike cigarettes and smoking with fun, music, dancing, and friends. Your Hit Parade featured popular songs and musicians of the day alongside copious advertisements for the cigarette brand. When the show first aired on television, the program opened up with the following Lucky Strike jingle composed by Raymond Scott:

Be happy, go Lucky, Be happy, go Lucky Strike, Be happy, go Lucky, Go Luck-y Strike to-DAY

Trip back to those days when smoking meant fun (cough, cough) - Lucky Strike ads that said if you are young and a fun person you smoked Luckies:

http://www.vintag.es/2016/08/be-happy-go-lucky-appeal-of-vintage.html

Of course it was ALWAYS a pack of Luckies rolled up in the sleeve of your white T-shirt - bad shit teenagers

[Doc_Technical]

1. LS/MFT

Loose Suspenders Means Falling Trousers

[OriginalGeek]

2. I really do wish smoking wouldn't kill me or others

and and foul up my clothes and cars. Because I miss doing it.

[rurallib]

3. and every cigarette brand had its "doctor approved" ads