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GraemeTSteel | 25 Feb 2001 16:02

Snuff Box The Nasal Snuff Club

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GraemeTSteel | 25 Feb 2001 16:53

First message

Welcome to this new club. It is hoped that the
club will arouse interest amongst nasal snuff takers.
I believe that this is the first such club of its
kind on the web. <br><br>Please feel free to express
your views.<br><br>Graeme
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olympus_1_2000 | 26 Feb 2001 03:10

Re: Snuff Club

Hi Graeme:<br><br>Thanks for the email about the Yahoo snuff club.<br>Let's see if other snuffers will
join in as well....<br><br>Good Luck !!<br><br>Greg
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windykirky | 26 Feb 2001 14:58

Snuff for a pipe smoker

What snuff would suit a pipe smoker?. I have
tried a couple of mentholated snuffs and they were
disgusting and Wilsons Vanilla which was ok.<br><br>Also,
how long are you supposed to keep the snuff up
there?<br><br> thanks<br> Windy
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GraemeTSteel | 26 Feb 2001 15:45

Re: Snuff for a pipe smoker

Windy,<br><br>You might like to try a
McChrystal's snuff called : "S'nuff" which has been formulated
for smokers in that it is unperfumed, gives a good
nicotine kick.<br><br>See the links page for the
McChrystal's web site.<br><br>It is cheap and they do mail
order.<br><br>Otherwise, Fribourg & Treyer's "Dr. James Robertson
Justice's Mixture" - a moist full snuff suits me as a pipe
smoker.<br><br>Cheers, Graeme
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littledogbite | 28 Feb 2001 02:50

It's about time

This is Dan,a snuffer of about 3 or 4 months glad
to see a new snuff club! This must be the only one
on the web now and I'm glad to be here.Only have
about 36 types of snuff now but I am just a newbie and
eager to learn and collect more.
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robertnalis | 28 Feb 2001 02:58

Re: Snuff for a pipe smoker

If you're fond of pipe tobacco with more than a
hint of Latakia, I could highly recommend Gawith's
Latakia snuff: both smokey and potent. Failing that, a
London Brown or High Toast; and anything by Fribour&
Treyer is tops.<br>As far as "keeping the snuff up
there" goes, I've always found it best to make use of a
handkerchief when your nose tells you to.<br><br>Robert N.
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GraemeTSteel | 28 Feb 2001 15:17

Re: It's about time

Very good to have you on board Dogbite. Have you tried the 36 blends. That is something.<br><br>Let us know
your experiences.<br><br>Cheers, Graeme
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GraemeTSteel | 28 Feb 2001 15:30

Over 20 Snuff Links On This Site

There are now over 20 links to snuff sites on
this site.<br><br>Some give a background to snuff -
its history, how to take it and most are links to
snuff sources in the UK and the US.<br><br>Generally
speaking, British snuff is cheaper from a UK source than
for the same snuff in the US (this is especially true
of English Fribourg & Treyer snuffs, which are much
cheaper if purchased from the UK than in the US).
However, some sites in the US offer snuffs from outside
the UK - eg. from Germany.<br><br>With all these site
links there can be no excuse for not getting hold of
the snuff you want - wherever you may
live.<br><br>Nearly all of the UK and US sites offer mail order sales
internationally.<br><br>Snuff on!<br><br>Graeme
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wwwsnuffboxorguk | 2 Mar 2001 16:24

Re: Snuff for a pipe smoker

McChrystal's S'nuff is in fact a run of the mill
S.P.<br><br>In bulk it is vastly expensive compared to Wilsons'
Best S.P. or Wilsons' Tom Buck. 1 drum (i.e. one lb,
though it is now illegal in the UK to call it a pound) -
costs UK £17.00 = about US$25)
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