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I'm not a fan of the all day wedgie feeling. :evil:

Have some ODF, but haven't tried it yet. Considering (after reading) adding some ABF to my next order. Sounds good, but is it a good burley intro for a noob? I'm a bit shy to them based on their strength, and reports that they can be bitter.

The collecting is not the issue, but the "unsatisfied", part of it. At least in the way I am reading it. No offense intended to your friend. I had a friend that once said something to the effect of - people often have holes or voids within them that we often try to fill with external stuff...

I think it's a very real possibility.

Based on my experience, I applaud your restraint. :lol!:

Roger. I have been lurking in these snuff threads a bit, and know this intro stuff has been discussed, along with the methods for using your hand (the little depression behind the thumb, etc.) - I just have had no luck in uncovering it again. I'll wait until it pops up on Amazon, and see what...

I'd found some of that on amazon (not the boxes, but the bullets). I got the impression that the bullets are more for alterative materials deep "snorting", where the Posh was designed for more gentle sniffing for snuff. Then there is the dose question...... No?  Same same? I am not married...

Is there a US retailer for more of the snuff accessories type stuff? The Posh (sp?) bullet looks interesting, as so some of those plastic boxes I've heard about that allow you to tap some out without opening the main lid. Trying to think about ways to easily (and cleanly/covertly) have some of...

Hopefully I like Blackwoods - I have 4 or 5 tins of it (several aged from a cellar sell off). Also very happy I bought several 2007 and 2009 tins of OGS when they came up. And the 10 tins of Christmas Cheer from 2001-2010. :lol!:

After this thread - I have really taken effort to do much of this stuff (to include BH's side stream/slow down advice). And pay attention. Even got a couple of different shaped bowled pipes to explore that. I am smoking a folded and stuffed flake of OGS in a Va dedicated 320KS. Just now -...

Not sure, but I really like it.

Retort kit: http://www.ebay.com/itm/251715027076?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

He is talking about maybe the greatest invention known to man. Beer.

I had no interest in snuff until that Old Mill link showed up. :fpalm: His Bananas Foster recipe in "Ramblings" forced my hand.

Cascade Brewing in PDX does all sours, I think. Only beer I bought that I couldn't finish. That I recall, anyway. :lol: Belgians, Trappists, Lambics, Farmhouse, Saisons - all good though.

Oh dear......... Edit: That guy is too nice. Small tins ordered: Moulin Rouge Ecrous Brulee Melba's Toast Nocturne Free sample of Noisette included, and some small vials, after a long e-mail discussion about food, scotch, Oregon, Tennessee, bourbon, tobacco.

That's an interesting site, and as someone that likes to cook - what an cool approach. Do you order what he has made that month, or anything listed?  The April menu is huge.

Luckily my wife is also a curmudgeon.

I do not recall the last time I was in a mall or department type store. :shudder:

Sanding pads and retort kit secured. I have some everclear already, actually. Thanks. Probably get arbors, pads, compounds and book from PIMO.