>>154844
Since I was a boring teenager and never partied...I didn't try tobacco until I was 18.

I also didn't drink until I was 20 (such a bad ass).

>be 14
>take half pack from empty car with windows down
>go for walk
>light one up
>head in clouds, sit down on hill, throw up
>chuck rest over someone's fence

I sometimes wished I could get back all the smokes I threw out over the years. I'd have quite a few packs by now.

few months ago at 18 don't like cigarettes, cigars are OK, want a pipe, love me some e-cigs, want an e hookah. don't ever/ never have done other drugs

>>154844
16, working for the DPW, bum a black and mild off a buddy, actually pretty good, plus it was the cigar my dad smoked when I was a kid. Occasionally got cigars til i was 18, when I stole a tin of skoal out of a golf cart is was parking.

Goddamn, head in the clouds, actually got the nicotine rush cigars never gave me. Been dipping since then, no plans to quit. My teeth are still in good shape five years later

smoked a cigar when I was 12, inhaled and smoked it like a cig, promptly got nauseated and had to lie down

What the fuck are you guys talking about holy fuck

a bustdown?

My friend from NY said that a short off of a newport was the "green mile" lol

>>154938
I think shorts are stubbed cigarettes. So when you're done smoking, you stub it and have a "short". I think.

I smoke mine to the end, so nb.

This seems like a mostly Euro thing, prolly because cig prices are high there?

Never even heard of someone keeping an already an already half way burnt cigarette or smoking someone elses burnt cigarette. Unless they're they're underage or homeless...

People finish their cigs here and if they don't they just toss em.

put them in the freezer

This may not keep them fresh per say, but you can push air into the non-filter end of a cigarette and freshen it up if its stale. Don't blow into it, instead push air into it, in the same manner you would blow bubbles into a drink with a straw

>>154421

They are considered contraband. Don't get caught.

In order of ascending revulsion:

Smoked a years-old pack of menthols which belonged to my deceased schizophrenic uncle.

Emptied a handful of crusty old butts that had sat under my porch into a corn cob pipe and smoked it, sometimes while fucked up on ambien.

Lifted three $2 bills and used them to buy fucking marbs at a discount tobacco store.

I know, I'm a piece of shit.

I collected butts from outside of my apartment. I also stole a whole carton of cigs from my aunt when we were having a huge family vacation.

>>154632

I've bought smokes off of customers at my work. They are usually pretty cool about it, though. I'm sure they understand what it's like.

Smoked a dry cigar I found lying around as if it were are cigarette.

I ran out of smokes during a mushroom trip with some friends, so I decided to walk to the nearest gas station despite the fact that it was very dark out and damn windy as well. Made it there, got the cigs, took a wrong turn coming back, turned in to a floating ball of energy unburdened by memories or opinions or biases or any personality at all, stared at a beautiful tree for awhile, realized my feet had been slowly making their way back to the house, and the next thing you know I'm stepping back through the door and it's all fine. Good times, man. Good times.

>>154795
>>154795

Finer drier snuffs cause this problem less than others. Usually if I'm in public I'll use a white snuff as it only takes a tiny pinch with them and they're pretty much the same color as my skin. I also carry a handkerchief.

Scotches and toasts are better in this regard as well.

You'll find some snuffs make your nose run a lot more than others.

I have a tin of Frederick Tranter Burgundy, and I'm enjoying it. The chap in the shop was very helpful in helping me pick it out. I also have a tin of their Doctor Johnson. Has anyone else tried Frederick Tranter? I don't know how widely available it is.

>>154816

Can't say that I have, I believe they're made by Wilsons of Sharrow now. From what I've heard of them though you'd probably really like most of Fribourg & Treyer's snuffs as well - they're very moist and most of them are heavily scented with flowers and musk and sandalwood and such.

I've been really loving these white snuffs. They're so strong that I don't have to snuff often or in large quantities if I don't want to. And they're really clean, I blow my nose once and it's all gone, and they don't really make my nose run. They take some getting used to but I've gotten to the point I can sniff them as hard as anything else without coughing, your body adjusts.

>>154980

I'm curious how they're made I'd love if someone had some insight. Dholakia says it's sun cured tobacco, which would explain why it's so white (bleached by the sun), but sun curing ordinarily makes tobacco lose its strength.

I've heard people speculate it contains rustica because of its fishy odor.

It definitely has a lot of carbonate or SOMETHING in it, I was snuffing over a pot full of soapy water and the grans that fell into the pot reacted with the soap to produce some bubbles/fizzing.

Soak your cigarettes in it or put it in shots.

Don't under any circumstances put it in a needle and inject it intravenously.

Drink it for science!
Couldn't you make some nicotine bandages of that? Like the stuff people buy went they try to stop smoking.

Buy another e-cig

>>154955
Well ive come to the conclussion that nothing is good in excess,may that be weed or tobacco or even broccoli

>>154963
Why is additive free tobacco more unhealthy?

I mean, true organic (not grown with the dangerous fertilizers) would be better, but a lot of the things they add aren't good for you.

>>154964
Also, this, it's surprising how few people understand this and practice it.

>>154965
nobody said it was more unhealthy. it's as unhealthy as regular cigarettes. 100% natural organic tobacco brands still dump pesticides on their crops, you know.

>>154968
But how come its equally unhealthy if it doesnt have any of those chemicals used in to create the nicotine delivery system?And no chemicals to make it burn faster.

>>154968

>more chemicals to smoke
>just as healthy as not having them

My mind..

FDA organic is a joke, hence why I said -true- organic (as in, what you would imagine organic to be, not "oh yeah just do 10% of the crop"). Even still, I'd be more worried about the fertilizer than the pesticides.

I've cut back my smoking quite a lot and I've started vaping my weed very regularly (Aside from spliffs). I'm not counting on the CBD in the weed to keep me cancer free, but the price of tobacco and my desire to fully switch over to ecigs means that I'll be making a 30 gram bag of Port Royal or American Spirit is going to last me a very long time

>>154832

>because it all will tell you you are going to die

Well, yeah, I mean, we're not immortal yet.

Maybe the internet is teasing us because it's immortal and will live past 50-70 years old.

It isn't too scary if you say to yourself that you'll quit one day. I read the Easy Way to quit smoking and I can go months without a cigarette, I'd recommend it to anyone who wants to stop sometime in their life.

>>154803
I dip. Less chance of cancer

I plan on quitting either when I get kids or when I turn 35, and I don't smoke more than a pack a week. Other than that, apathy.

OP some brands are a little saltier or more tobacco like than others but yeah generally speaking American chew tastes like raisins.

I've got some English twist tobacco on its way, that's a chewing tobacco but it's not all sugared up like American chew is. If you can find something like Cottonball Twist at Sam's Club that's not sugary either.

>>154346
I see.

I've tried Camel Snus: Mellow. I really enjoyed the flavor much more than chew. It's a bit salty and not nearly as sweet, with no raisin over-tones. Know of any chew-cut tobacco that tastes similar? Though the snus tasted good, I didn't like the feeling of the bag in my mouth, and when I dipped the snus out of the bag, the little particles were annoying.

>>154361

I would suspect twist tobacco is like this but not having tried it I really can't say.

If you like Camel Snus you'll cream your pants for Swedish snus. You can find it sometimes at tobacconists or order online. You can get it in a loose form that doesn't have bags, but even when it is in bags it's a lot moister so it probably won't irritate as much.

I wouldn't say snus is "chew-cut" though, it's very finely ground. The consistency is something like play-doh or mud.

>>154363
Depends on the twist. Specifically chewing tobacco twist, probably. Pipe tobacco twists can also be chewed.

>>154361
Snus is an entirely different beat than chewing tobacco.

I <3 this thread.

Can this also be anti-smoking ads?

This has potential

>>154928

I'm excited about this.

>>154805
Yep, eGo battery and a carto/clearo/tank is the cheapest way to get set up for it. There's a metric shit-ton of flavors, companies that blend the PG/VG ratios to your liking, etc.

So for those of you with clearomizers, how long does it generally take you to burn through them? Because I'm emptying these 1.6ml bastards pretty quickly

so i cant get this right now gotta wait to pay the bills this month but soon i was thinking about getting an e cig to save money i spend 24 dollars a week on cigs and started looking around and e cigs look super cool. I smoke for nicotine and the ritual and this covers all that plus cool flavors and its alot better on the health(long time smoker)

i found this anyone have any recomendations?! http://www.caterpillarvapes.com/e-cigarette-kits/bauway-boxed-e-cig-pcc-kit/

It looks cool and seems like it has everything i need exept the nicotine but i might try a headshop around here just looking for some info if anyone has this!

Peace

volcano brand all day

I got mail today.

Newly bought box