Audience Participation

[N0mad]

See all they needed was an invitation to the party...

[N0mad]

+1

Which brings up another point: I am thinking of moving the Beginner's Guide to Snuff to the Nasal Snuff Talk section so it will get more traffic (and thus more insights and input from other forum members) I do not have to tell you how much the shared experiences of our various forum members mean to newbies. SO LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK ABOUT THE MOVE
IN Short: Post your snuff insights forum members........people are reading them

If moving the "Beginner's Guide to Snuff" into the "Nasal Snuff Talk" section made it more accessible to others then it makes good sense to me.

[spirit72]

I was a pretty avid snuser for 2.5 years or so. It was actually TBD here on the board that got me interested in snuff by demonstrating for us at a lunch with Frank last year, although it was another couple of months before I got the cajones to dive in headfirst.

These days I have pretty much stopped snusing* in favor of nasal snuff.



* I kinda have allowed myself one or two portions of snus per day for the past month or so, just because I still have stock.

[Snusdog]

See all they needed was an invitation to the party...

Damn it N0mad...........I told you not to put those things up at the shelters and under the railroad bridges........now look!!!

[Monkey]

I visit every so often but I'm kind of a boring snuffer ATM. I have a few mainstays I stocked up on and have only those snuffs (in rather large amounts) right now due to phobias over legislation. I need to get with the sampling....

Dog, the newbie guide to snuff moving is a good idea. Me talk pretty one day.

[chadizzy1]

I've been a snus user since May 2009.

I also use snuff, but not full time. Maybe a few times a week, just as something to use here and there. Norwester turned me onto it, Sage also sent me some of his stash to try out, and then from there I started using my own. Mostly I use Toque because I found it to be the most approachable to beginners and I just stuck with it. Now I use that and Fubar/Grunt.

[f. bandersnatch]

FBS,
O baby I thought I was the only one. When the temp here in ol SC reaches 90+ with 88% humidity I find myself reaching for the American Plain Scotches (Bipolarbear got me going on Square), but I also like Standard, Rooster, and Tops plain.

Anyway the English seem to cry for a fire, brandy, and a civil discussion of Hardy's poetry verses his novels.

The American Plains seem to remind you.......as you stand amid hell................ "stay out in this too long and your ass is grass".

American scotches rule the summer. I think it has much to do with the fact that they punch my otherwise allergenic and worthless nasal passages into some kind of operational fervor.

And square is great. Many american snuffs are good, square is great.

[c.nash]

I've been a snus user since May 2009.

I also use snuff, but not full time. Maybe a few times a week, just as something to use here and there. Norwester turned me onto it, Sage also sent me some of his stash to try out, and then from there I started using my own. Mostly I use Toque because I found it to be the most approachable to beginners and I just stuck with it. Now I use that and Fubar/Grunt.

+1

[tom502]

I like to snuff when I have a snus in, so I snuff just about everyday. I like the more obscure Indian snuffs. Tins last me forever. I finally got a Dholakia Taj, and it's really good.

[lxskllr]

I use snuff. I went into a purchasing binge when I first started with it, and tried pretty much everything, and now my use and interest has tapered off a bit. I think it may be because of the heat also. I found snuff to be like 300 times more enjoyable in the cold dry air.

I'm a huge snuff fan, but not a huge snuff user. I use <1g per day, but I like it a lot. I also prefer cool weather snuffing. It just goes better with cool air. Really all of life's activities go better with cool air. There's a reason we got the hell out of Africa as soon as we became efficient at walking :^D

[LaZeR]

I like snuff but my fiance' / girlfriend don't. She used not to let me snuff, now I'm aloud as long as I'm not in her presence.

[bipolarbear1968]

I like snuff but my fiance' / girlfriend don't. She used not to let me snuff, now I'm aloud as long as I'm not in her presence.

I'd tell her to keep the dreaded cancer smoke away from you also....wait!....are you hand picked? (lol)

It's good to see you back, LaZer...always good to see you here.

[WickedKitchen]

I'm pushing 4 years of snus now and have been snuffing for about 14 months. I had the typical start into snuff and then I got a tin of HDT from Tom502 and I've all but figured out a way to mainline it. Thanks Tom!

I've learned that I can't snuff much from about Thanksgiving to Memorial Day due to allergies but the summer and fall are great. Just took a blast of Old Paris while baking a prilla of Phantom Brown.

I have a dozen or so snuffs that I use but more so as a hobby than a reliance for nicotine. I'd say I pinch every day, a few times but I have to take it light or my nose gets very mad at me...and I cant toot the flavored snuffs anymore either. I miss stuff like Spanish Gem and the fruity ones but I just can't take them anymore. Scotches kick ass but my favorite has got to be J&H Wilson's SP No.1. I'l like to find an SP with the grind/dryness of say Garrett or Toque's Natural Toast. I came pretty close with a tin of Covenant citrus blend that I got from a SnusOn box pass but not quite there.

[tom502]

Maybe Wilson's No. 21 Irish High Toast, it's called a toasted SP.

[WickedKitchen]

I have a tin of that, Tom. I like the toasted flavor of it but it's too coarse. J&H Wilson's makes a Top Mill in a tiny plastic box. That's finer than the SP No.1 but if that only had a bit more bite to it it would be great. When I got to the bottom of that little box it was drier and I liked it more, but the flavor had dissipated as well...which I didn't like.