Christian Pipe Smokers

Have any of you snuff dippers had ur BP checked lately?

Jocose wrote: ↑08 Nov 2022, 23:53 Have any of you snuff dippers had ur BP checked lately?

Grandma lived into her 70's.

Check my BP every morning. Averages around 135/80. If I cut out salt, it drops to around 125/75.

I should have checked when I tried to smoke a bowl of Ten Russians the other day. Gave up about 1/3 of the way into the bowl. I bet my BP was 2000/1500 or something. Heart fluttering, temples pounding, sweating and nausea was another puff or two away. That tobacco is well named.

In my brief experience with "Chew" I couldn't keep the Skoal to stay put and I soon had a whole mouth full of tobacco particles...I tried the "Packets" but never liked the taste. I did like Levi Garrett Leaf and I did that for a few months. But I finished a bag one day and never bought another one. I have tried it a few times over the years, Wild Cherry Skoal, Redman, and LG Plug...always when someone else offered me a "dip". But its been rare and I currently have no desire...a pipe or a cigar...thats it

joegoat wrote: ↑08 Nov 2022, 18:49

DLJake wrote: ↑08 Nov 2022, 17:55 Geezer Alert.

Levi Garrett Plug became my go-to Army Field Training chaw.

If I was out, there was always plenty of Red Man available for a pinch.

Red Man.

What rubes.

Redman Golden blend was my first loose leaf chew. Did you know they call it America's Best now? Pitty...
In my early days of chewing I really enjoyed Jackson's Apple Jack. Pretty sure they don't make it any more. A shame! Plug tobacco is good stuff. Usually less sugary and more tobaccoy. It's expensive though. A good twist if tobacco is a nice treat as well.

Apple chaw is great. Worked at a small B&M in the 1980's and once a year we have a limited amount of peach and cherry loose leaf chaw available. Had folks putting in orders well in advance. Never had anything like that cherry leaf before nor since.

Hey man. Dip what you like, and like what you dip, no matter what anyone else thinks!!!