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  1. Rarity Rarity

    color me kiwiing surprised and happy; the gas station has real Swedish General Snus for /$1.99 a tin/

    Wednesday, 31-Dec-14 07:08:23 UTC from web
    1. Someone Probably Someone Probably

      @rarity Jesus Christ that's cheap

      Wednesday, 31-Dec-14 07:10:54 UTC from web
      1. Rarity Rarity

        @eeeie I was thinking I was gonna have to go to the local tobacco shop and pay out the nose for real Swedish Snus but it was /right there/ and boy am I happy as a clam. This is a million times better than Cope too

        Wednesday, 31-Dec-14 07:14:00 UTC from web
        1. Someone Probably Someone Probably

          @rarity I've never actually had it. It's always been to expensive. I've always just gone with Cope or some cheap brand.

          Wednesday, 31-Dec-14 07:34:29 UTC from web
          1. Rarity Rarity

            @eeeie I do still want to try Skoal Mint because I know that the nic content in Skoal is much lower than things like Cope and Grizzly (Cope applesing knocked me on my ass the first like...5 times I did it, and it still gives me a head rush like nuts) but honestly I want to explore Snus a lot more now. You could always go to General's website and use their store locator to see if there is any local to you, since they're like, literally the ONLY real Swedish Snus brand that sells in the US. Don't try the Camel/Marlboro/Skoal snus since it's apparently just their regular tobacco snusified (aka rly bad)

            Wednesday, 31-Dec-14 07:40:26 UTC from web
            1. Someone Probably Someone Probably

              @rarity I tried Camel once, wasn't a fan. I'll look into General. I've never had Skoal or Grizzly either. I don't experiment with snus as much as some things, because in my experience bad snus is a lot worse than, say, a bad cigarette.

              Wednesday, 31-Dec-14 07:43:12 UTC from web
              1. Rarity Rarity

                @eeeie well, I'm new to snus but basically General is a pillar of the community from what I can tell. If you ever go to buy it (especially if the place that carries it is a gas station) just make sure that the stuff in the fridge is in date (and that the fridge is even plugged in...) since obviously it's not a big seller in America so they might not be too arsed about keeping things squeaky.

                Wednesday, 31-Dec-14 07:46:01 UTC from web