So, I've been dipping when convenient[at home], upper lip of course. Grizzly wintergreen is probably my preferred, or Redman #3 longcut w.green. Mentioned in diff. post getting Redman#6 Finecut natural. Tastes kinda like a campfire might. Smoky, mesquite, salty, pretty good. Anyway it makes a hell of a mess, it's much finer than long cut but nowhere near the wet powder consitency of Swedish lös. I took the economical, poor-man's icetool, the Prismaster for a spin in the stuff. With some light digging in the can I was able to fill the tool all the way then finger-pack some in the end to tighten things up.
It does make it easier to get a wad of the stuff up in your lip. Alas, the "pris" fell apart as soon as it hit home, but after some crafy tongue-work it stays put. I'll continue to do this until the can is empty, instead of hillbilly-ing the stuff as there is very little cleanup involved.
Also, I bought 2 cans of Longhorn today for about $4 total. It's made by Pinkerton, like Red Man; as you know, a Swedish Match NA company. It seems like the poor man's Red man. Maybe Longhorn is all the stuff off the factory floor soaked in a sugar and nicotine enhanced solution?
I actually like the Longhorn better than the aforementioned wood-smoke flavored RedMan. Btw? WTF is up with the American tobacco obsession with "cowboys and Indians" imagery. RedMan, LongHorn, Marlboro Man, just to mention a few. I guess they're trying to imply to youngsters, and the rest of us, that if you use tobacco you're a 'rugged individualist', not an addicted member of the conned masses.
It does make it easier to get a wad of the stuff up in your lip. Alas, the "pris" fell apart as soon as it hit home, but after some crafy tongue-work it stays put. I'll continue to do this until the can is empty, instead of hillbilly-ing the stuff as there is very little cleanup involved.
Also, I bought 2 cans of Longhorn today for about $4 total. It's made by Pinkerton, like Red Man; as you know, a Swedish Match NA company. It seems like the poor man's Red man. Maybe Longhorn is all the stuff off the factory floor soaked in a sugar and nicotine enhanced solution?
I actually like the Longhorn better than the aforementioned wood-smoke flavored RedMan. Btw? WTF is up with the American tobacco obsession with "cowboys and Indians" imagery. RedMan, LongHorn, Marlboro Man, just to mention a few. I guess they're trying to imply to youngsters, and the rest of us, that if you use tobacco you're a 'rugged individualist', not an addicted member of the conned masses.
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