Snuffhouse field trip?
I keep it to myself. Well over half the world is anti tobacco, and snuff, even amongst smokers is not always understood. i have litle time for the sanctimonious antl tobacco asshole brigade who dont smoke but do just aout every other thing wrong. No, its my secret and its staying Ā that wayā¦
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After reading through your past and present experiences of people questioning our āpass timeā, and hearing of the some what negative comments on it. I have come to the happy conclusion, that being an āagedā snuff taker is a damn fine thingā¦I just tell most of these self opinionated normally middle-aged people who I come into contact with (mostly as Iām walking around the local market) to go āStvff themselvesā and they just put it down to me being a grumpy old codger and walk on mumbling to themselvesā¦But on the other hand I do also find that a lot more young people are genuinely interested in at least hearing about, if not trying snuff these days, and to those I offer a pinchā¦Alas not during our ālock downā periods, as I have to āisolateā so Iām told.
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Here in Bavaria snuffing is no problem at all. At least nobody calls the police. Just kidding.
Mostly older men are using snuff. but the number of young(er) snuffers is rising due to smoking bans. Poschl and Bernard are just around the corner. So we have a big assortement in every tobacco store, gas station and Gletscherprise and Gawith Original are also sold in every supermarket.
Recently I met a neighbour of mine, almost about 75 - 80 years old and uses Gletscherprise as long as I can think about him. We were talking a little and ranting like Bavrians used to do. I offered him a pinch of my SG Irish D. But I warned him of its dryness and fine grind. He just laughed, after that schmalzlerlike pinch he coughed heavily and ranted much more about this dry stuff I gave him.
Wellā¦ here are no negative situations or even restrictions for being a snuff taking person.
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