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shaman114 | 12 Aug 2002 09:27

Re: Mentholated banana (review)

--- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> y..., "howdydave_2000" 
<howdydave <at> m...> wrote:
> Howdy Zane!
> 
> I'm talking about the database in this group, not a search engine. 
Go 
> to the blue box on the left side of your screen and click on 
> the "Database" link.
> 
> That will bring you to a new window. Choose the "Buy Your Snuff 
> Online!" link in the 'Table Name' section.
> 
> The top line has "Brand" "Blend" "Retailer" and "URL" on the top 
line 
> (each one is underlined.) You are looking for a particular blend; 
so, 
> click on "Blend" and it will sort all of the entries in the 
database 
> into alphabetical order by blend name (Afterglow, Aniseed, Aniseed 
& 
> Eucalyptas... White Snuff, Zwiefacher)
> 
> Happy hunting!
> 
> Dave
> 
> > 
> > Howdy,  I looked in the database using GH (don't know what that 
> > stands for) Rum, Aniseed,  Rum and Aniseed and just chew.  
Couldn't
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shaman114 | 17 Aug 2002 03:37

Re: J & H Wilson Strong Menthol (revisited)

--- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> y..., billytwiceuk <no_reply <at> y...> 
wrote:
> Hi gents,
> The tobacconists in Carmarthen is called 'Heddons' and is owned by 
> Mr and Mrs M. J.Griffiths-Edwards.
> 
> It's where I got the Lowen-Prise for Steve from, as well as the 
> Strong Menthol I've grown so fond of.  
> 
> I got around to reading the business card I mentioned last night 
and 
> found the shop has a website and e-mail address.
> They have a mail order service and as it mentions converting 
> currency to UK pounds, it must service customers 'off shore.'
> 
> The site takes ages to download and has a link to another business 
> in the locality.
> 
> (ha ha)
> 
> I would also recomend NOT r. NOT to use the online ordering 
facilty. 
> There doesn't seem to be any encryption incorporated in the 
> procedure.
> Placing credit card details in an ordinary e-mail isn't a good idea.
>  
> Far safer to print off the form and fax the order to the shop.
> 
> E-mail then first to see if they have what you want.
>
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howdydave_2000 | 19 Aug 2002 06:01

Re: [ Snuff Box The Nasal Snuff Club] The Traditional Pinch

Howdy Winslow!

Than again, you don't know where that other persons fingers have 
been! Don't want to let just ANYBODY sticking their grungy little 
fingers into your pouch, now do you? 

I mean, hell, I don't even want to stick my OWN fingers in my snuff!

That's why I use the backhand method!

--- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> y..., "Richard" <richard1 <at> i...> 
wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> 
>   The finger and the thumb oppose,
>   And in co-operation frame
>   A pinch,to carry to the nose
>   And so present for just acclaim,
>   An ochre fine-ground snuff.
> 
>   Let some the joys of Bacchus praise,
>   The vast delights which he conveys,
>   And pride them in their wine;
>   The piquant joy of feasting know,
>   But other gifts are mine.
>   Oh where shall I for courage fly?
>   Or what restorative apply?
>   A pinch be my resource!
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Martin Weber | 20 Aug 2002 13:05

Re: Re: [ Snuff Box The Nasal Snuff Club] Questions by a new snuff user...

I'm not from the UK (else my english will be better :-)). I am from 
Switzerland. Here in Switzerland mc chrystals is the most popular 
snuff. Everybody who try that snuff knows why!
If you must sneeze, then you don't take too much snuff, but the snuff 
is too dry (either to old or bad quality). My rule is "if i must 
puke, i have definitively taken too much" :-)

> Spoken like a true limey!
> 
> I can't tell from your Yahoo profile, you are a UKer, eh?
> 
> RE: HOW MUCH? - as much as you feel comfortable with. I sarted with 
a 
> tiny pinch. As time progresses and I became acclimated to it, my 
> pinch size increased dramatically. My rule is "if I sneeze I've 
> probably taken a bit too much" 
> 
> BTW: See my snuff page
>    http://www.howdydave.com/snuff.html
> 
> Dave
> 
> 
> --- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> y..., "Martin Weber" 
<maweber <at> s...> 
> wrote:
> > Hello
> > 
> > One pinch has only about 1/200 nicotin of one cigarette. So, it 
is
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shaman114 | 21 Aug 2002 18:54

Re: back from cruise

--- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> y..., windykirky <no_reply <at> y...> 
wrote:
> I was under the impression that snuff tobacco, cigar tobacco and 
pipe 
> tobacco are all cured (dried) and fermented (composted) and that 
> cigarette tobacco was only cured. The fermentation increases the 
> nicotene content (proportional by weight).
> 
> I think he problem comes from the fact that some now refer to the 
> whole process as curing whether or not fermentation was involved.
> 
>    Windy
> 
> 
Windy. That has kind of been my understanding on cigarette tobacco 
also, My Mom says as a kid she liked the smell of the curing tobacco 
barns around Dresden Tenn. She also liked the smell of the "firing" 
barns.  Now I don't know if that was all cig tobacco since they also 
make cigars and chewing tobacco which would be my guess as to what 
was hapening with the firing barns.  I thought the cig tobacco was 
just cured (dried) then mixed, like Burley and Virgina.

Something I have wondered about, since some places use steam to get 
the light, medium and dark tobacco to get the different nicotine 
content and flavor for snuff.(which only takes overnight)  Why don't 
the cigar companies do the same thing instead of fermenting (for 
weeks or months) their tobacco especially to get the Maduor wrapper.  
Is the difference just because of the method of delivery, smoked 
instead of sniffed? The difference in the kinds of tobacco used 
or...? I don't know but it is interesting.
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