I have not tried it, but this might be what you are looking for.
SnusX Refill, 500g, White Dry Portion
That might have been the stuff Burnie. As I recall, it was sold in a plastic bucket back then and at a much better price point. Those bags come out to a bit over $2.71 a can pre-flavoring and pre-shipping cost. Each bag has close to 21 cans worth of snus but it's not ta great deal unless there's just a need for a certain flavor you just have to have.
Speaking of flavoring and not paying a lot of attention to the vaping world anymore,
FDA Plans Crackdown on Flavored E-Cigarettes
and this from,
NY eyes plan to be first state to ban flavored e-cigarettes
Oh that slippery slope.
Pretty soon it looks like vapers will have to BYOF.
FDA Plans Crackdown on Flavored E-Cigarettes
and this from,
NY eyes plan to be first state to ban flavored e-cigarettes
Oh that slippery slope.
Pretty soon it looks like vapers will have to BYOF.
The flavoring used for e-cigarettes is also used for food so I don’t see how they could get rid of it. I noticed a while back that a couple companies changed their names so there is nothing that implies vaping in the name.
On another note , I saw that thunder has an ultra spearmint. Is that new? I hadn’t seen it before.
On another note , I saw that thunder has an ultra spearmint. Is that new? I hadn’t seen it before.
I just found the problem. I wanted to run the price adding the shipping cost for a single bag back on the Northern site as I saw that price was Australian Dollars and not US (last I checked AU$ were less that US$ which means the cost I posted was too high. Anyway, change to US and no go on the Snusx. It no longer exists on Northerner's site for us. Then I found a site that had this-
Snus Portion DIY Kits Shipped to the USA? : Snus
SnusX Bucket
Happy belated birthday Roth!
Your tractor stuck in the mud story reminded me of a time I was backing out a friends driveway, took the turn too wide and dropped the front end of my car into a mud pit. We were all leaving to head to a movie and the only person still there was his little sister. I put her in my car, told her to keep the wheels straight and easy on the throttle, and then I went around front to push.
Right as I start pushing she floors it and turns the wheel, covering me in mud. Then as the one tire got traction on the driveway, the car leaps backwards and I fall face first into the mud. All you can do is laugh.
Your tractor stuck in the mud story reminded me of a time I was backing out a friends driveway, took the turn too wide and dropped the front end of my car into a mud pit. We were all leaving to head to a movie and the only person still there was his little sister. I put her in my car, told her to keep the wheels straight and easy on the throttle, and then I went around front to push.
Right as I start pushing she floors it and turns the wheel, covering me in mud. Then as the one tire got traction on the driveway, the car leaps backwards and I fall face first into the mud. All you can do is laugh.
On the topic of mud in the face, I just found an order of snus I made a few years back and forgot about in my garage. I must have been busy when it was delivered and spaced on it completely.
Two rolls of mint, a roll of thunder raspberry and a roll of prima fint los all moldy. Total loss.
Village idiot award goes toooooo....!
Two rolls of mint, a roll of thunder raspberry and a roll of prima fint los all moldy. Total loss.
Village idiot award goes toooooo....!
Waho, that got a belly laugh. The very reason I got the rope and strap and pulled rather than pushing was what happened to you. I've been at the back end pushing in the past and got muddy so I figured this would be safer and cleaner. I think I ended up in the mud was the same reason you did. I told her to go easy, forward with the handles but I don't think she understood easy. She never drove a zero turn before.-
I guess baking in the garage a few summers might be hard on that stuff. That being said, I was surprised the three packs of cigarettes I found in my car were still smokeable after years. Talk about baking tobacco. I don't know how they tasted since I didn't even try them, but miss fussy, who normally smokes menthol, finished them off with no complaints. Now that I think about it, perhaps mold smoked tastes like menthol. Who knows.
I guess baking in the garage a few summers might be hard on that stuff. That being said, I was surprised the three packs of cigarettes I found in my car were still smokeable after years. Talk about baking tobacco. I don't know how they tasted since I didn't even try them, but miss fussy, who normally smokes menthol, finished them off with no complaints. Now that I think about it, perhaps mold smoked tastes like menthol. Who knows.
You can keep the snow. I’m going to get out my snowblower this weekend to make sure it starts and hopefully scare off any snow headed our way.
I don't know Hitt, I bought this new snowblower at the end of last winter and here it is November and I already had to use it. I will say, it was like a Cadillac compared to my old Craftsman. It's got triggers on each heated grip that turn the machine on its own. No wrestling with it anymore.
That sounds nice. Mine is a pretty basic toro unit. Good for no more than I have to do. Just the driveway and sidewalk. I’m in a subdivision. I usually do a couple of the neighbors if we get very much.
My war on the mice population hit a snag, they stole one of the traps. I have looked everywhere and it's still missing. Hope I don't find it by smell.
You might have one big angry mouse running around with a trap stuck to it's foot.
I caught on my the foot a couple days ago but I was awake and heard it. Took him outside and released but he didn't make it anyway. I just can't imagine how far he could have traveled.
Hitt, I got one of those Snow Joe electric shovels. Boy does it work good. I cleaned the big back deck and the front deck in no time at all. Best $75 I ever spend.
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