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probewhiskey | 12 Aug 2003 04:44
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Re: Don't laugh at a rookie but...

HAhahaa What HAVE you done????
You'll be ok! The packard's is very nice, related to the President, 
which is one of my favorites for variety and clearing up my nose! The 
Red Seal is very interesting. It will hit the back of your throat on 
each sniff, producing a sweet taste, so have a beverage that acts 
accordingly handy! The Dental Scotch I haven't tried, but if it's 
like WE Garrett, then it should be like a barbeque in your nose. (WE 
Garrett is my fav so far of the american snuffs.) So... You just got 
yourself 2 german snuffs (that are made in the "menthol style" of 
english snuffs) and 2 american sorts (underlying toasted bbq snuff-
sweetened or unsweetened of which you have both!) I would definately 
suggest if these snuffs don't hit the spot, going to 
www.marscigars.com and ordring a tin of Wilson's Lemon Grove, a tin 
of McChrystal's S'nuff, and a tin of Samuel Gawith Irish D Light to 
get acquainted with some of the english variety. The president that 
you have has camphor, menthol, anisette, and is a nice texture to 
start off with. Have a coffee handy (or whatever you prefer) and be 
prepared to have the snuff drip down the back of your throat. This 
really goes for the packard's club. Enjoy! post your thoughts, 
experiences!
--- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> yahoogroups.com, "Dan" 
<moopatch8 <at> y...> wrote:
> Hi All,  Well here's one of those dumb newbie postings but here 
goes...
> I am really interested in trying snuffing.  So... I went to an 
internet website and ordered some snuff products.  I don't even know 
ANYTHING about the stuff I've ordered, but I'm curious and wanted to 
give it a try.  Does anyone want to tell me about this stuff...
> 
> --------------------------------------
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Dan | 13 Aug 2003 02:57

Re: Don't laugh at a rookie but...

--- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> yahoogroups.com, Dave ©¿©¬ <howdydave <at> m...=
> wrote:
> BTW: I refill my Presidents containers with other snuffs too!
> 
> When I refill I take the back label off and mark the container 
> (anything from white-out to red duct tape to permanant markers) to 
> give me a clue about what's really in there.
> 
> Dave
> 
> 
> --- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> yahoogroups.com, Dave ©¿©¬ 
> <howdydave <at> m...> wrote:
Dave,
I don't know if what kind the packard is.  You can check it out at www.lilb=

rown.com in the snuff section.

-- Dan

PS- Probewhiskey was right... I got brave and put a little up the other nos=
tril...A BBQ IN MY NOSE!  You ain't kiddin... WHHHHOAAAAA!! {:<o

> > Howdy Dan!
> > 
> > I notice that some of your questions never got answered by 
> > probewhisky.
> > 
> > Packards Dry Snuff Dispenser: Just a name for the container that 
> > holds the snuff. This is my favorite dispenser because you can get 
> a
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Dave ©¿©¬ | 14 Aug 2003 00:03

Re: Editing database records

Howdy Graeme!

Still get an error:

PythonError: <exceptions.IndexError instance at 8686ba0>

Dave

--- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> yahoogroups.com, graemetsteel 
<no_reply <at> y...> wrote:
> Dave,
> 
> I have just given editing rights to table authors of Database 
entries.
> 
> Try it again and let me know if this works.
> 
> Thanks so much for all the effort you have put into compiling the 
> Database. Usage statistics suggest that it is a VERY popular 
feature. 
> You have done a wonderful job with it!
> 
> Kind regards,
> 
> Graeme
> 
> --- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> yahoogroups.com, Dave ©¿©¬ 
> <howdydave <at> m...> wrote:
> > Howdy Graeme!
> >
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Dan | 14 Aug 2003 00:35

How much, how to be discreet?

How much is "too much"?  I'll tell you guys, this stuff really gets "heady" sometimes.  I appreciate what you
said about snuffing being "an art".  Just like Cigars are an art as opposed to Cigarettes!  I'm just
wondering, I mean, I heard what probe said about just do as much as you like, but is there and "etiquette" to
how much snuffing to do?  Once an hour, Once every 30 Min.?  I know there is no hard and fast rule about it, I'm
just wondering what you.. the "real" snuffers do.  Isn't this stuff addicting like cigarettes?  Also, I
took a little of my new snuff with me in a little altoids can with a rubberband around it to keep it from
spilling.  I'm a mailman, but felt funny about putting the stuff up to my nose, I felt like the whole world was
watching me, and as if I was doing something "wrong".  What's a quick and easy way to take a snuff hit in public?
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probewhiskey | 20 Aug 2003 07:19
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Re: My Taste in Snuffs is getting "refined"

You should really try some Wilson's and Samuel Gawith too! Very 
different than Poschl in terms of base tobacco flavor, texture, etc
--- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> yahoogroups.com, "The Boxing Guru" 
<moopatch8 <at> y...> wrote:
> Well, after starting out with that "Flamethrower" stuff from WE 
Garrett, I've finally gotten into the appreciation of a good snuff 
(Silverstone Orange), I've come to the realization that I don't 
really like the "Blast-High" I get from that WEG stuff that much.  
After using it, I feel "spent" and worn out.  I like the refreshment 
and flavor of the Poschl stuff!  ...I'm learning!  ; )
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Ronald Copley | 21 Aug 2003 02:01

[ Snuff Box The Nasal Snuff Club] Re: a question on nose-blowing

--- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> yahoogroups.com, probewhiskey 
<no_reply <at> y...> wrote:
> hehe, not to be sick, but that's what I do... and I use it with an 
> enema syringe!
>

Ahhh, the mental image astounds.

I'm soooo glad we're all friends here.

Cheers,
Ron
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probewhiskey | 21 Aug 2003 08:52
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Re: Mad Dogs and Englishmen.

Yes, my grandmother the ozzy agrees!
--- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> yahoogroups.com, "Ronald Copley" 
<rcopley <at> h...> wrote:
> --- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> yahoogroups.com, Dave ©¿©¬ 
> <howdydave <at> m...> wrote:
> > Howdy!
> > 
> > Just took a look at a bottle. The Guinness Extra Stout that I get 
> > here is brewed and bottled in Toronto.
> > 
> > And here I thought that I was sipping the nectre of the 
> blarneystone!
> > 
> > Dave
> 
> That's a relatively new development. I guess all the St Jame's Gate 
> stuff that comes into the US is made in Canada now. Just like 
Fosters 
> ("It's Canadian for beer."). Well, I suppose that the Aussies will 
> agree that XXXX and Cooper's are much better, anyway.
> 
> Cheers,
> Ron
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The Boxing Guru | 22 Aug 2003 00:37

Re: new snuffer here!!!

Hi Charlie C,

Welcome aboard!  I'm pretty new to the "Snuff Scene" too!  I've been snuffing for a little over a week now.  I've
found this group to be one of the friendliest and funnest!  I started by going down to the local Albertsons
Grocery store and buying the only "Snuff" they had... a can of W.E.Garrett.  It was a little harsh for my
liking, but once I hit the mail order and bought some "real" Snuff, it's DEE-LITE-FUL!  And very
inexpensive!  I'm enjoying learning as I go, and I think you will too!  You can learn a lot from these "Snuff Veterans"!

-- The Boxing Guru (Dan)

--- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> yahoogroups.com, charlesc321 <no_reply <at> y...> wrote:
> hello to all!!!
> I've been lurking and learning from you guys
> i just wanted to say hi!!
> and thanks for this board
> hope to try many kinds of new snuff in the 
> near future
> right now i'm working on a wilson sampler 
> and some american style snuff from the grocery
> recommendations would be appreciated
> thanks 
> charliec
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probewhiskey | 24 Aug 2003 11:39
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Re: Mad Dogs and Englishmen.

It's me Billytwice, Probewhiskey (Brian). I did a trade with someone 
and don't know where they got it from, but there's not too many 
places in the US where you can get Grousemoor (Except the 
snuffshop.com who has it on sale in this very same container) I'd 
love to swap with you! I've heard good things from Ron about 
Grousemoor, and from all I know, we have similar tastes. So, email me 
if your into this at:
dk3625 <at> JhFOU9dAaAGzZNweM949BzPTFRNQhRBwMM-1hG7yqJYROZtCqgf97xSXSFBun67V2vJso64EgTDZmPdS2f2FEr0.yahoo.invalid
Also, I have lots of 
Gletcherprise (Unopened) that I'm never going to snuff in the near 
future, so maybe we could do a little US-UK swap meet thing! Thanks, 
hope you're into it!
--- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> yahoogroups.com, billytwiceuk 
<no_reply <at> y...> wrote:
> CHLORINE SMELL?
> 
> I recall, sometime ago, likening the smell or scent of Smith's Cafe 
> Royal to the smell of 'wet dogs's fur.'
> As they say, 'beauty is in the eye of the beholder.'  
> Could it not be, that the chlorine smell mentioned maybe a 
byproduct 
> of the secondary fermentation of snuffs?
> As I also recall, reading of a snuff that was manufactured in the 
US 
> and of the fact that the snuff was subject to a period of secondary 
> fermentation.
> This maybe the source of the CHLORINE SMELL?
> I often notice the subtle undertone that that maybe described as a 
> chlorine or slightly uric acid aroma.
> Who is having the problem deciding whether their snuff is bad or
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ras_vinz_01 | 26 Aug 2003 17:22
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Re: Before I go on a snuff binge....

Hi there,

Hope you have a nice vacation. Once I was a heavy smoker too, but 
amazingly snuff (even the Poschl's) keep me off smoking. I have more 
breath and can have a buzz everywhere! Anyway, I just wanted to say 
that I know that the Amish produce pipe tabacco (Indian Summer), that 
is sold here in the Netherlands. So maybe they also make a snuff? If 
they do, I would love to try it!

All the best,

Vinz

--- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> yahoogroups.com, probewhiskey 
<no_reply <at> y...> wrote:
> Well well! Here I am, ready to go on my annual vacation to 
Lancaster 
> PA! (Amish Country for those of you who don't know) I'm planning on 
> bringing all the untried and rarely used snuffs of mine for my wife 
> and I to snuff up! Before I go though, had a silly question. So 
far, 
> the snuff that has the highest "buzz" or nicotine content for me 
has 
> been McChrystal's S'nuff and 2ndly, Mild Lemon. A runner up would 
be 
> Wilson's SP Best. What other snuff has the same nicotine kick as 
> those? I've tried most of the American's, most of Bernard's (Except 
> the flvored Schmalzlers, but I doubt they have the kick I'm looking 
> for) Most of Poschl's, Most of Wilson's, but not most of SG (I was 
> thrown off them at first with a stale Kendal Brown, I didn't like
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