[ Snuff Box The Nasal Snuff Club] Re: Question on Flavoring

Everything you've mentioned is pretty volatile.  Moistening shouldn't 
be neccessary if you have pure crystalized essences.  Something like 
the powdered vanilla used for baking might be a different story since 
it and similar flavorings are essential oils trapped in a solid matrix 
of other ingredients.

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[ Snuff Box The Nasal Snuff Club] Re: Snuff Water Weight

The menthol and fruit snuffs aren't too bad so I don't know why 
mentholated brandy wouldn't work. Suonds like a good thing to have on 
hand in case of sinus problems. Curious to hear your review of it.

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[ Snuff Box The Nasal Snuff Club] Purchasing Snuff From the UK

Re: [ Snuff Box The Nasal Snuff Club] Purchasing Snuff From the UK

Re: [ Snuff Box The Nasal Snuff Club] Purchasing Snuff From the UK

Your order looks almost like my first order with Tim! They ship quick
and the snuff is very fresh. Highly recommended!

SCott

On Tue, 2 Sep 2008 12:39:46 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:

>Hi, I just wanted to share this with you. I placed an Order from Tim at www.snuffstore.co.uk Exactly a
week ago, He placed it in the mail on Wednesday the 27Th of Aug.  Guess what it was in my PO Box today only one
week later and that is with labor day in the way. 
>He was all so nice enough to add an extra snuff as a gift, that I told him I snuff regally that I get here in NYC.
> 
>I'm going to start trying the new ones I got. Any one have any comennts on these, I want to try them all but I'm
afraid I'll get knocked out by snuffing them all at once, and I might not get the right smell.
>
>
>
>
>
>Samuel Gawith Apricot Snuff
>
>
>
>Wilsons Crumbs of Comfort Snuff
>
>
>
>English Rose Snuff Kendal
>
>
>
>Samuel Gawith Banana Snuff
>
>
>
>McChrystal's Original Genuine Snuff
>
>
>
>Samuel Gawith Black Coffee Snuff
>
>
>
>Fribourg & Treyer Old Paris Snuff
>
>
>1 
>
>Rose Wood Plain Snuff Box
> 
>All the best,
>Jack
> 

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[ Snuff Box The Nasal Snuff Club] Re: Snuff and the lungs - Are there any more reliable sources?

Believe me, your nose will fall off.

Ted

--- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> yahoogroups.com, "Hogue" <hogue <at> ...> 
wrote:
>
> I am going to copy and frame this E-Mail. I am so sick and tired of 
all
> these people that know more than anyone on earth telling me my nose 
will
> fall off or I will get cancer of the sinus or lung cancer because 
the snuff
> goes into the lungs and all the way to the silly notion that Snuff 
will
> cause constipation. What next? Hang nails.
> 
> Whoever sent this, thanks for solving a ongoing problem with know 
it all nin
> compoops. The next time a know it all comes over and comes off with 
some
> silly notion I will just point them to this framed E-Mail.
> 
> Anthony
> 
>  
> 
>  
> 
> The British Medical Journal Volume 283 from 26th September 1981 
some 
> interesting results were reported. They reported that:
> 
> "Unlike tobacco smoke, snuff is free of tar and harmful gases such 
as 
> carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides. Since it cannot be inhaled 
into 
> the lungs, there is no risk of lung cancer, bronchitis, and 
emphysema."
> 
> The Lancet, March 1, 1980 (Extract) 
> A NEW AGE FOR SNUFF? 
> M. J. JARVIS C. FEYERABEND 
> Addiction Research Unit, Institute of Psychiatry, London; and 
Poisons 
> Unit, New Cross Hospital, London.
> 
> "Snuffing is simply a matter of inserting powdered tobacco into the 
> nose, and thus has two major advantages. Firstly, there are no 
products 
> of combustion such as tar, carbon monoxide, and oxides of nitrogen. 
> Secondly, it cannot be inhaled into the lungs, which eliminates any 
> risk of lung cancer, which kills almost 30,000 British smokers a 
year."
>

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[ Snuff Box The Nasal Snuff Club] Re: Contemplating "Tradition"

would some kind soul email me a copy of this pdf?  i would love to 
read it but they're wanting too much money for it.

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[ Snuff Box The Nasal Snuff Club] Re: Homemade Experiment /using the ribs and stems

i have some tree tobacco growing on my property. can this be made into 
snuff?

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[ Snuff Box The Nasal Snuff Club] Re: Homemade Experiment /using the ribs and stems

I just did a quick Google search...the "tobacco tree" plant is highly
toxic; it's a nightshade, but not regular tobacco; evidently some have
used it for a hallucinogen, but it can cause respiratory failure and
many have died from it.  I'd stick with regular tobacco, and stay away
from the "tobacco tree".

Best wishes,
Dan

--- In snuffboxthenasalsnuffclub <at> yahoogroups.com, "wildetabak"
<wildetabak <at> ...> wrote:
>
> i have some tree tobacco growing on my property. can this be made into 
> snuff?
>

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