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I dipped a tin a day for almost 30 years. Used Red Man also. One day I woke up and realized how bad that shit was for my health. I threw it all away and haven't touched it in almost 2 years now. I feel much better because my BP has dropped substantially.
Ronac_the_Brave wrote:When I was in basic training, we used to dip the instant coffee that came in MRE's. It worked alright. Hell of a buzz.
surt wrote:Cigarettes will last a very long time if you keep them dry, whether or not they're good is another matter. Stale cigs will still give you nicotine, they'll just taste like crap.
surt wrote:I think cigarettes would be a luxury in a SHTF type scenario - Id expect to see a lot of smokers switching to smokeless. A lot less hassle
surt wrote:They sell flavor drops at most smoke shops but personally I'd rather have a stale cigarette than a cherry flavored stale cigarette.![]()
vyadmirer wrote:Call me the paranoid type, but remember I'm on a post apocalyptic website prepared for zombies.

DarkAxel wrote:Most pests won't fuck with tobacco (nicotine is used as a pesticide), so it tends to keep fairly well.



several people i know & business owners of local smoke shops do tell me that people are buying bags of pipe tobacco for roll your own machines.i bought some a couple of weeks ago but haven't tried it yet...also the news report on this has some people say that the pipe tobacco is smother than the manufactured packaged brands with less additives in the loose pipe tobacco ... and the price difference between loose cigarette tobacco vs the loose pipe tobacco is half the cost,so it seems logical that pipe tobacco would sale quicker ... m [to be fore warned is to be fore armed][a nods as good as a wink to a blind horse]Dark_Knight7096 wrote:I honestly can't see them coming after pipes or pipe tobacco. There is no choice but to "roll your own" there. Unless someone starts selling pre-filled single use pipes anyway...
ruralranger wrote:it seems like this "fad" of roll your own is cutting into the pockets of government ( state & federal ) as well as cigarette manufacturers ...

Kevin108 wrote:I'm fat but I don't see myself stocking up on things to make chocolate for SHTF . Have you ever been so tired you weren't hungry? I just feel like in a true survival scenario most of your time would be consumed with finding food, water and shelter and feeding silly addictions would go by the wayside.

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kbilly84 wrote:ruralranger wrote:it seems like this "fad" of roll your own is cutting into the pockets of government ( state & federal ) as well as cigarette manufacturers ...
That's why I've been giving serious thought to it. I did for a brief bit right at the tail end of college. It was just some cheap Top tobacco and a hand-roller, but it worked well and tasted better than regular smokes. I think I'll try it with some pipe tobacco this weekend. My roller is a non-filter type, does anyone know if they make a hand-roller for filters?
vyadmirer wrote:Call me the paranoid type, but remember I'm on a post apocalyptic website prepared for zombies.

Kevin108 wrote: I don't see myself stocking up on things to make chocolate for SHTF .
DarkAxel wrote:kbilly84 wrote:ruralranger wrote:it seems like this "fad" of roll your own is cutting into the pockets of government ( state & federal ) as well as cigarette manufacturers ...
That's why I've been giving serious thought to it. I did for a brief bit right at the tail end of college. It was just some cheap Top tobacco and a hand-roller, but it worked well and tasted better than regular smokes. I think I'll try it with some pipe tobacco this weekend. My roller is a non-filter type, does anyone know if they make a hand-roller for filters?
Yup. See above! My local smoke shop also sells filters to drop into the non-filter type you use rolling papers with (vs tubes).

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