Dip & Chew - Do you? (18+)

[formerfcfan]

If so, what do you?

For dip, definitely Copenhagen Wintergreen and Mint. When I can get it, Stoker’s. I’ll also do Skoal Cherry and Skoal Peach.

For chew, Red Man golden blend.

(If this isn’t considered to be an appropriate topic, then do what you gotta do.)

[YOU'RE TIGER BAIT]

I used to as a young'un in high school after I wasn't playin football anymore n started workin construction all them years.i chewed union workman and redman. smoked Marlboro reds, and kool menthals n various cee---gars. but that is about 30 years in the rear view mirror. never was much on snuff.

[ohwkGREATNESSyrio]

I smoke. They got a brand out called eagle 20's here in wellston for 4.50 a pack and they i also roll my own

[cbolt]

I figured trench would be all over this one!

[TRENCHFOOT]

I figured trench would be all over this one!

Too many years of dipping Copenhagen snuff for me. I need to quit, and thinking it's been a big part of my health problems. Raises blood pressure very high. Been dipping snuff for over 30 years now, give or take, Bolt. Ole SC got me going on that stuff clear back in 1978/79. He had some happy days snuff when I started. Remember happy days snuff, Bolt? I tried Copenhagen later on about a year after that, been chewing it ever since.

[cbolt]

Good ole happy days! Probably the first snuff I put under my lip down there at the trestle while SC'S defecation was rotting and stinking underneath the bridge. I never liked copenhagen that well, always made me dizzy and sick feeling and hard to get out of my teeth.

[TRENCHFOOT]

down there at the trestle while SC'S defecation was rotting and stinking underneath the bridge.

[BubbleGumTiger]

no.............

[LICKING COUNTY FAN]

Heck no.

[Paladin]

Never used dip, but did chew at one time, maybe 10 years worth - Red Man golden blend. Pretty good stuff. Quit cold turkey and it's been 15 years ago.

[noreply66]

Never did any of that stuff. Smoking is dangerous more ways than one. Was on guard duty overseas and about a 100 feet from me a soldier lit up a match to smoke and that was the last time he lit a match. I don't think anyone lit up after that while I was there.