Cannonball Plug Chewing Tobacco as Pipe Tobacco

[ncrobb]

Just because there might be a new member who has never seen this...... bump.

[Houtenziel]

I thought maybe an eyebrow or his hat was gonna catch on fire on that second light.

[Mr Beardsley]

I think Kevin needs to revisit this one and make a fresh video

[Kevin Keith]

I thought maybe an eyebrow or his hat was gonna catch on fire on that second light.

Not a chance bro, not a chance!

[Kevin Keith]

Just because there might be a new member who has never seen this...... bump.

The check is in the mail Robb

[Maynard]

My Grandpa smoked King B, He smoked that at work he was a brakeman on Southern Railroad,he smoked PA in the house. I like that video very much.

[rekamepip]

It was harsh and didn't gurgle in the brylon pipe ......
Well i think you should have opted for the clementine halo as that would have smoothed out the rough edge on the snork and probably would have produced one fine bit o gurgle

Good Job on the video
made my day

[ncrobb]

My dad’s half brother (my grandfather was a widower) would chew plug tobacco then leave it on the mantle to dry before smoking it in his pipe. I also saw him take the chew and “sop up” the last of his vanilla ice cream before popping the chew back in on a number of occasions. I wish I could remember what the plug brand was. Seems like something about a mule?

[Fr_Tom]

My dad’s half brother (my grandfather was a widower) would chew plug tobacco then leave it on the mantle to dry before smoking it in his pipe. I also saw him take the chew and “sop up” the last of his vanilla ice cream before popping the chew back in on a number of occasions. I wish I could remember what the plug brand was. Seems like something about a mule?

Brown Mule maybe?

http://tobaccoproducts.org/index.php/Br ... ng_Tobacco

[ncrobb]

Maybe? I want to remember it wrapped in clear cellophane with yellow and red markings.