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Kraig | 1 Aug 2005 03:00

Off topic to A.T.

Off Topic.

Small world A.T. I think I've spoke with you before at BladeForums.
I'm a knife maker myself, though not at your level of skill. Really
like your knives.

Kraig
www.sedergraphics.com

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> 
> A.T.
> 
> "Don't you buy no ugly Knife"
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Nick D | 1 Aug 2005 14:12

Cafe Royale

I have just taken a pinch of G Smiths Cafe Royale, and this tub was 
baught on New Years eve 2003.

It hasnt list its aroma or moistenss, truly wonderful.

Nicky Tn :<)

PS one day when I am rich I will have a snuff mill all to my own and I 
will be grinding snuffs fo this amasing quality.
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snaps934 | 2 Aug 2005 17:04
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Re: Snuff Combinations

it's like good food and wine. combining flavors one after the other 
can have better results than mixing together. who wants merlot mixed 
with sharp cheddar and smoked salmon in a big gooey glob? tastes much 
better seperate and i've found the same with some snuffs. sometimes i 
mex snuffs together to get the texture i want, but i remember one i 
liked a while back was a small pinch of mccrystals clove and then a 
larger pinch of gletscher prise. try it!

-snaps

--- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> yahoogroups.com, "nperry85" 
<nperry85 <at> y...> wrote:
> First of all, let me clarify the title. I don't mean snuff 
> combinatoins as in mixing snuff together. What I mean is taking one 
> type of snuff then a different type. I just couldn't think of a 
better 
> word to use to describe this.
> Lately I have been using a certain combination of snuffs daily. I 
> usually start out with two pinches of Royal George, followed by a 
> large pinch of Tom Buck, followed by one or two pinches of Old 
Paris, 
> and then two or three large pinches of McChrystal's Original. I 
> usually wait about about two or three minutes in between pinches. By 
> the time I take the last pinch of McChrystals I have a strong 
nicotine 
> buzz and can barely breathe through my nose. Does anyone else have a 
> specific combination of snuffs they like to do one after the other?
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droopsta915 | 2 Aug 2005 18:22

my Gletscher Prise is all washed up!

My wife was doing laundry and assumed my pant pockets were empty.Well, 
what do you know,they sure weren't.I gave the snuff a proper burial,in 
the trashcan.It's o.k. I'm reviving some dry tom buck at the moment.
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hagbarthr lethrfotr | 2 Aug 2005 23:26

Re: [ Snuff Box The Nasal Snuff Club] orbital

I'l like to get on the orbital when it comes to the States.

-Eric

On 7/26/05, uberivan <no_reply <at> yahoogroups.com> wrote:
> hi all.
> sorry i was a bit late in reading your posts.i got the orbital a few
> days ago,took and added to it,and sent it on again yesterday morning
> to nicky.
> just ask him and he will put you on the list,so far nicky is the last
> in the u.k.for the orbital.
> 
> 
> Jonathan-snuffing HDT.
> 
>
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john | 3 Aug 2005 01:59

Headaches

I am not sure why but a lil after each time I use snuff I get a
headache. I also smoke too. Anyone here get headaches? What could be
the cause of the headaches? Too much nicotine. How long should I wait
between snuffs? 1 hour? Any ideas guys? Also is poschl raspberry or
president dry snuff? What is a dry snuff?
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arydall | 3 Aug 2005 02:00

Re: Thank you, Jaap.

Dear Jaap,

I look forward to the day when you can sell your wonderful stuff.  I 
love that it is course ground and have wonderful smooth smell 
without being heady but still having plenty of punch.  I am afraid 
that have been a bit of glutton in that I have almost finished all 
that you sent. I had one question I wondered if you use a sauce in 
your Latakia snuff.

Thank you again for your wonderful gift I look forward to the day 
that you can sell your snuff.

Sincerely,

Arydall
--- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> yahoogroups.com, snuffmiller 
<no_reply <at> y...> wrote:
> Hello Arydall,
> 
> Glad you liked it. The reason why it differs from the Latakia you 
use 
> in your pipe is the way it got its the name. After my first 
> experiments I sent a sample of my snuff to the distinguished 
> nestor of this group Prof. Phillips Griffiths, and asked for his 
> opinion. He said that it resembled most the Latakia snuff. Because 
I 
> used an old receipe from around 1860 I called this snuff Latakia 
Ao 
> 1860, so it may well differ from the Latakia you use in your pipe.
> I'm still working on the license and I'll let you know when we are
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James Armstrong | 3 Aug 2005 09:16

Re: [ Snuff Box The Nasal Snuff Club] OT: Huh?

Ok...Now I understand.  Somehow I missed the key word
BLEND when you said "Rooster Blend."  Since I don't
know what the blend was like I have nothing to say!

--- michaelm742
<michaelm742 <at> pLmhAfhwiSTPAfPTauMyZPBiqVSOK_6oBaz_hYhruBhe_jEuwu5D2yKHzY4cjD7JSJ4IDEUnn-InCaY8p4cjuA.yahoo.invalid> wrote:

> 
> James, 
> 
>    Other then Nick's Rooster infused blend, which
> was based on GH 
> Whiskey with S.M.500 added, I am a total "Rooster
> virgin". It will be 
> included in my next Mars order.
> 
>    I can say from my own exprience with making
> blends out of American 
> Scotch snuffs, that the Scotch is generally added
> rather sparingly, 
> the idea being having the rocket jolt nictoine
> effect of the Scotch 
> softened and made more palatable, and in general, it
> is not clearly 
> reminisent of the Scotch snuff. An exception in my
> personal expirence 
> is mentholating a Scotch where the menthol is being
> imparted on the 
> Scotch. Generally speaking, the opposite imparting
> is the objective.
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James Armstrong | 3 Aug 2005 10:01

Re: [ Snuff Box The Nasal Snuff Club] Snuff & Vision

I, too, find my vision seems a bit clearer after a
couple of pinches.  I don't notice the same effect
when I smoke.  I am terribly nearsighted and must wear
glasses continuously, but at 40 I'm now having a
little difficulty reading stuff and know that in a few
years I'll either need bifocals or separate reading
glasses.  Snuff seems to help; all of a sudden I can
focus better.

--- pincherking2000
<pincherking <at> fzfj_4HcF4ccVNVd8OKZxhrKSaNRuNeDbRd0m8VMg2LCEviqpQ9DKgIu7zArzD8PX5Qe-P-7czeBBdx65Wxu.yahoo.invalid> wrote:

> While driving to work today, I took a couple of
> pinches of Dr. 
> Rumney's Menthlolyptus rather than smoke as I
> usually do.  I noticed 
> that I could, all of a sudden, read the digits on my
> odometer without 
> my reading glasses!  I repeated this on the way home
> at night using my 
> pure tobacco home-grind with exactly the same
> results. I know that, in 
> the 18th century, snuff tobacco was reputed to clear
> the sight.  Looks 
> like that there something to that old notion.  For
> the record, my 
> vision is quite good except for middle aged
> hardening  of the lens.
> Anyone have a similar experience to report?
>
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James Armstrong | 3 Aug 2005 11:03

Re: [ Snuff Box The Nasal Snuff Club] Re: Snuff Combinations

I sometimes do the smorgasbord method when I'm at
home:  I take a pinch of this then say "a little of
that would be nice," then "now a bit of that," then
"maybe a bit more of this other one."

Sometimes I want a single snuff exclusively for
awhile.  Sometimes I'll make a blend.  I never leave
the house without at least three kinds, though.  Most
commonly I'll take McC's, Royal George, and a Poeschl,
but lately I've been replacing with one of the
excellent Unbespoke blends and/or Jaap's Latakia.

--- snaps934 <no_reply <at> yahoogroups.com> wrote:

> it's like good food and wine. combining flavors one
> after the other 
> can have better results than mixing together. who
> wants merlot mixed 
> with sharp cheddar and smoked salmon in a big gooey
> glob? tastes much 
> better seperate and i've found the same with some
> snuffs. sometimes i 
> mex snuffs together to get the texture i want, but i
> remember one i 
> liked a while back was a small pinch of mccrystals
> clove and then a 
> larger pinch of gletscher prise. try it!
> 
> -snaps
>
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