I use this technique when I’m home alone while the wife and kids are out. Usually when im drinking a nice stout ale. I literally build a pyramid on the back of my hand and jam as much as I can into each nostril. Then I go to the pinch method but instead of sniffing, I use my thumb to scrape the snuff on the tip of my index and ram some more in there until I cant breath. Leave the mustache. Dont blow out, and Let it run until u can breath again. Repeat jamming until the wife gets off. Drink on

@wiscsnuffer that is the most metal way of snuffing I have ever heard of. \\m/ You should call it " the Pharaoh " what with all the pyramid building and all.

Haha its definitely a nose feeding frenzy. You may need a shower afterwards

You must be in training for the German snuff competition http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N\\_BA8\\_isJFk

hahaha YES! Fantastic. The pharoah works great with shmalzlers

What a great tight technique they have. And 5 grams in a minute? That’s just amazing!!

“Repeat jamming until the wife gets off.” A technique familiar in bedrooms the length and breadth of every land, I do believe…

im so glad i found this thread.

“Repeat jamming until the wife gets off.” A technique familiar in bedrooms the length and breadth of every land, I do believe…

Oh indeed! Speaking for myself alone, I must ensure that such is accomplished (in regards to the wife) before I accept likewise, which usually requires some restraint followed by some “jammin.” Its a skill well worth mastering (and am happy to advise via pm) but really not a snuff-taking skill as such. So; that’s all I have to say about that, otherwise beware of your compatriots who may re-publish you on the “Out of Context Thread” Oh, for personalized snufftaking advice? Feel free to PM me and ignore the above silliness.

“Repeat jamming until the wife gets off.” A technique familiar in bedrooms the length and breadth of every land, I do believe…

Oh indeed! Speaking for myself alone, I must ensure that such is accomplished (in regards to the wife) before I accept likewise, which usually requires some restraint followed by some “jammin.” Its a skill well worth mastering (and am happy to advise via pm) but really not a snuff-taking skill as such. So; that’s all I have to say about that, otherwise beware of your compatriots who may re-publish you on the “Out of Context Thread” Oh, for personalized snufftaking advice? Feel free to PM me and ignore the above silliness.

compatriots like myself perhaps? hes already there

Hahaha! I meant when she got off work, guys. Jamming in this context takes way more effort

Its so funny I saw this thread tonight. I was at work and trying to snuff some HDT and because my nose was so dry it was going right to the throat. So I took a good sized pinch, took a deep breath, and then just took the pinch right into the nose and used my thumb to press it up in there. Did this to both nostrils. Took a small inhale then exhaled through the mouth. No snuff in the throat, well at least not a lot, and the snuff stayed there and it was very enjoyable. I just did this with some of the other finer snuffs I have it works with them too. May just save the sniffing part to coarse moist snuffs and the “jamming” method will be used with finer snuffs. Great thing about snuff. Doesn’t matter how you get it up there. Just find what works.

@grim what I do with fine snuff like a scotch, is take a couple pea size pinches off the back of my hand and lower my nose over the pile and drop my jaw a couple times and wiggle the nose with very shallow but sharp inhales. Sometimes it doesn’t feel like I’m inhaling at all. I rarely get sinus hits this way. And when I do its always in my right nostril. My left is easy

@wiscsnuffer I have a deviated septum so one nostril is always wide open and one is always closed. So that’s what made me think to just take the pinches and actually place them in my nose and then inhale and squeeze my nostrils. I still fine that the very fine nsuffs will still always make it through, but I think I can limit the throat hit by using these methods.