Plural of snus?

[chadizzy1]

Finally, about my name, it's just random numbers, and I wouldn't mind if it could be changed into something more meaningful

Don't know if you can change it. I know Nicobuzz went and just created a new name when he wanted to change his.

[chadizzy1]

I shared this with an English Professor at the local college, and he said, "Well, that sounds about right."

So apparently it's not out of the realm of thought for snuses to be acceptable.

[lxskllr]

Finally, about my name, it's just random numbers, and I wouldn't mind if it could be changed into something more meaningful

PM ice, and see if he can change it for you. You'd lose your post count, but that doesn't matter. I don't have the power to change names.

[Snusdog]

I shared this with an English Professor at the local college, and he said, "Well, that sounds about right."

So apparently it's not out of the realm of thought for snuses to be acceptable.

English Professor ? Arkansas?

[chadizzy1]

Funny, funny 8)

[texasmade]

I shared this with an English Professor at the local college, and he said, "Well, that sounds about right."

So apparently it's not out of the realm of thought for snuses to be acceptable.

English Professor ? Arkansas?

:lol:

[MojoQuestor]

I shared this with an English Professor at the local college, and he said, "Well, that sounds about right."

So apparently it's not out of the realm of thought for snuses to be acceptable.

English Professor ? Arkansas?

Well, you know, go where the need is greatest.

[MobileSnuser]

everyone has said what they think so i will too. Snus is a Swedish word so it seems to me that the first question is are we speaking English or Swedish. if Swedish then we would follow Swedish syntax and language rules, which i don't know. since we are using English we would use English rules. since i flunked out of high school i am sure not an authority. i can apply common sense to the problem and i would add es to the end like the Educated guy did. but really my common sense radar is telling me that Snus is snuff in English. i know we will call it Snus to differentiate it from what we normally call snuff BUT that leads me to this question.... what is the plural of snuff? snuffs, snuffes or just snuff? i have 2 cans of of nasal snuff.... so do i have snuffs? i donno just a thought ha

[MojoQuestor]

.... what is the plural of snuff? snuffs, snuffes or just snuff? i have 2 cans of of nasal snuff.... so do i have snuffs? i donno just a thought ha

I'm sure the Answer Van will be pulling up shortly. In the meantime, are you in Mobile, Alabama? Or does your name mean you just move around a lot?

Whichever, welcome to the forum

[Snusdog]

everyone has said what they think so i will too. Snus is a Swedish word so it seems to me that the first question is are we speaking English or Swedish. if Swedish then we would follow Swedish syntax and language rules, which i don't know. since we are using English we would use English rules. since i flunked out of high school i am sure not an authority. i can apply common sense to the problem and i would add es to the end like the Educated guy did. but really my common sense radar is telling me that Snus is snuff in English. i know we will call it Snus to differentiate it from what we normally call snuff BUT that leads me to this question.... what is the plural of snuff? snuffs, snuffes or just snuff? i have 2 cans of of nasal snuff.... so do i have snuffs? i donno just a thought ha

O hell no!!!! One word at a time. :wink: